AMERICAN REACTS TO THE WELSH FLAG! 😳 WHY IS THERE A DRAGON?! 🏴
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What country has the coolest flag?! 👀🔥 My votes are Wales (DRAGON) & the USA (bias)
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I like the Bhutan flag personally. For the record, many Welsh immigrated to Argentina in the post-independence years Argentina's history. They migrated there to preserve their own language and culture, which was being eroded in Britain. Lookup "Patagonian Welsh".
I like Bhutans flag too
Tibet & Jamaica. Although the Chinese don't recognise Tibet as a country. I like the British flag but all the nationalism for brexit has put me off it.
Cornwall
Devon
The Welsh speaking part of Argentina is called Y Wladfa. It dates back to the 19th century when the Welsh language and Welsh culture were being oppressed by England (children would literally get beaten by teachers at school if they were caught speaking Welsh). So a group of Welsh people got permission from the Argentinian Government to settle in Patagonia and they would be free to speak Welsh there.
I was today years old when I learned this omg!!! That's so great!
And they got oppressed anyway lol
Don't know anyone in Wales who supports England. Most welsh support who ever plays England.
I’m English but live in Wales….I’m so proud of our Welsh flag…it’s just different it’s beautiful like the country I now call home….
I am Welsh to
A lot of us Welsh people do not want to soil our dragon by putting it on the Union flag. As for Argentina speaking the Welsh language I believe it is because of the Welsh people who left Wales to start a new life back during early times of colonization and they brought their language with them.
The Brit's we a tough army during earlier centuries in Europe. One of the biggest reason was our longbow men. And the best longbow men in the army were the Welsh so it might not have been a bad idea to run as far as you could when you saw a Welsh flag.
Not just best longbow men longbows come from wales
“Run as far as they can” as they remember they are called “long bows”😂
Many people emigrated from Wales (especially North Wales) to Patagonia in Argentina to escape religious and ethnic tensions in Wales. You can still find Welsh speakers in Patagonia, the common Welsh surnames of Jones, Griffiths, Williams, Hughes and Roberts still exist over there. Some years a few Patagonians come back to Wales for the Eisteddfodiau. An Eisteddfod (eistedd is Welsh for sit) is a cultural event celebrating the music and poetry of Wales. There are National, youth (Urdd) and International ones annually and of course held in the Welsh language.
We just have the best flag ever 😅🏴
Mae huna mor gwir
@@Gethinjones48 ein baner yw'r gorau yn y byd haha. Cymru am byth!
@@loganwareham4593 huna pam dani angen o ar y union jack
In this context, British refers to the celtic Britons, not the same as the modern day British citizens. Anglo-Saxons are the predecessors of the English {at least culturally, most English today are descendants mostly of Anglicized britons from a genealogical/genetic standpoint}. So yes, you could say the English are Anglo-Saxons.
no the cornish though, we managed to inbreed enough to stay distinct from the anglo saxons, especially camborne, that gene pools been the same for millennia
The British people inhabited the whole of the island of Great Britain south of the Forth prior to the Anglo-saxon invasion.
@@bearbearmo287 I was excluding the Cornish in this instance. While I know you are lumped as "English" form a geo-political standpoint, I do recognize you are a distinct ethno-cultural group {or at least you should be considered as such}.
@@fratersa2656 thankyou, a lot of english people just see us as a tourist location. but i was mainly making an incest joke
Love your channel. Proud Welsh subscriber. Cymru am byth.
The W is a ‘oo’ and the flag is normally known as Y Draig Goch
There's a Welsh colony in the Chubut valley of Patagonia in Argentina which is why there are Welsh speakers there in Argentina
St Patrick was actually born in Wales
I’m Welsh 🏴🏴🏴
The welsh, Scottish, Irish, Cornish and a few others make up the Gaelic nations. We don’t get on well with the English very well lol
Lol true! Apparently Welsh is the last surviving Celtic language? Not sure how true that is but it popped into my head.
Celtic not Gaelic, Gaels are a subgroup of the Celts which would include only the irish and highland scots. The Welsh are Britons.
King Arthurs symbol is the red dragon which is also connected to the welsh flag
The Welsh discovered little black and White flightless birds and called them Penn guinn. white head in Welsh. So I'm told.
In the 19th century, a group of Welsh people, tired of subjugation by the English, including suppression of the Welsh language, left GB and settled in Patagonia in Argentina.
They went to work as miners, I believe.
2:47 He says it kind of wrong, it's
Cad (CA rhyming with CAt, but change the T for a D) Wa (Like obiWAn) La (As in LAlaland) Dr (As in DRink)
Cad Wa La Dr
I always felt the Union Jack should have 4 simple thin green angular lines, like the existing red one's, on top of the white outside edge of the X, to represent the grass on the Welsh flag, as the 2 other colours, red and white, are already included.
There is a very small Welsh minority in Argentina, that's why there is a flag mixed with Argentine and Welsh flags.
You should look at the Scottish Flag, actually there are two. The Saint Andrew's Cross and the Rampant Lion. The Scottish national animal is the Unicorn.
You got the reason for the Welsh language in South America spot on mate
The word "Welsh" is a derivative of an Anglo-Saxon word that means "foreigner" and is from the same root as "Gaul", the name for the Celtic tribes and the land where they lived in Roman times, what is now France. The W is replaced by a G in many English words. For example, Guillaume (French, pronounced gee-yome, with a hard "g" not a soft "j" sound) = William in English. The Welsh call themselves Cymru (pronounced Cumree)- derived from an old Celtic word meaning fellow-countrymen.
Little known fact: Apart from Wales and Bhutan, there’s a third country that has a dragon on its flag, though it’s easy to miss. It’s Malta - the Maltese flag is just a vertical white and red flag, but in World War 2 the island was awarded the George Cross for its heroism in withstanding the German and Italian blockade, so they put the image of the George Cross medal in the top left of the flag, and in the middle of the cross is depicted the story of St George killing the dragon….
Owain Glyn Dwr's rebellion was very successful for a while and planned to separate control of the Welsh church from that of England, establish two universities and return to the laws of Hywel Dda (Hywel the Good).
5:25 no the welsh people are not on the side of the british we are the british ancient britons the english are Germanic anglo saxons not British until they became england the welsh get on and are more closely related to the scottish and Irish because their celtic too
I'm welsh and I'm proud of it
We got our dragon from the Roman Standards. We don't want to be on the 'Union Jack'. We rule the rest of you not the other way round.
Proud Welshman and thank you for acknowleding how great our flag is :). You ask in the video if we learn about Henry Tudor and the answer is yes. Henry Tudor goes on to be King Henry VII father of King Henry VIII (the man famous for having 6 wives) and father of Elizabeth I.
Henry Tudor became King after winning the War of the Roses which saw the House of Lancaster and House of Tudor pitted against the House of York and as mentioned in the video the dragon was the flag for Henry Tudor.
If this all sounds familiar then consider replacing the House of Tudor with and House of York with "The Lannisters" and "The Starks"... and of course dragons and you see where GRRM got his ideas from ;)
There are a lot of TH-cam videos about the Welsh in Patagonia. Take a look if you're interested. As you can tell by my name - I'm Welsh, although I'm in the UK
Google 'Gwladfa' :-)
Richard Of York Gave Battle In Vain - ROYGBIV
The way to remember the order of colours Red/Orange/Yellow/Green/Blue/Indigo/Violet - to all kids in England - Probably the UK.
Richard of York was Richard the 3rd, who lost to Henry Tudor at the Battle of Bosworth, he lugged that flag about.
William "Billy Shakes" Shakespeare did a play about him,
A bit of help, the Britanic people were the Celts and the anglo Saxons invaded a bit like the vikings, generally the Celts are welsh and English people come from the Anglo Saxons. British people which we have now are not the same as Britanic people
Also Henry Tudor is Henry the 7th Dad of Henry the 8th
Owen Glyndwr was a bandit. Remember WE WON - Henry VII (Henry Tudor) beat the lot. Hence the Tudor dynasty (Elizabeth I, Henry VIII etc.)
Dragons lived in Wales 🏴🐉
The reason why Argentina has a Welsh community in Patagonia, Welsh people the immigrated there in 1865. Welsh migrated there to protect our Native culture and language, as it was being threatened here in Wales. Now though in Welsh schools it's mandatory to learn, as we are trying to increase the amount of Welsh speakers to keep our native language alive.🏴
All those stripes and crosses on European flags mean stuff often religious orders of knights and other national symbols or regional symbols
Why over-complicate it? Why does the Union Jack need to incorporate the dragon? Make white vertical and horizontal bars of the Union Jack the yellow from St. David's flag. It would maintain the symmetry, adds Welsh representation and would look cool.
Because yellow horizontal and vertical bars aren't a dragon. Dragon>Crosses.
In fact we should just get rid of all of the overlapping crosses on the Union Jack and just have a Dragon.
Personally I think a flag with four corners representing each nation so red white blue and green would do but I can't see a valid argument in not having a dragon otherwise 😂🏴
The dragon should be added to the union jack 😌
No. Just no 😂😂
@@Tom-gv1nz yes just massive dragon in the middle would make the flag 10 times better. CYMRU AM BYTH!!
@@Gethinjones48 dw’in ddim in hoffi ti😂
@@Tom-gv1nz pam be dwi di. Eu
Neu
I was born in Wales
You pronounced "Glyndwr" really well. Respect!
1:34 Eighteen hundreds.... ????
err... you may want to rethink that.. lmao
It's a little earlier than the creation of the flag... but I think you should look up *Boudica* the bad-ass fighting Welsh Queen.
Boudica was from Southern England not Wales.
I believe there is a lot of welsh spoken in pennsylvania too
A flag is rectangular but a pennant is triangular. The Welsh speaking area of Argentina is in Patagonia at the far South. It's sheep country, and the Welsh were invited over to teach sheep farming.
We need to learn some Welsh & Gaelic 🤠
'Wales' literally means land of the foreigners.
@@dlk1dlk1 Which is why the English call it that. Cymru, the Welsh word, means kinsmen
You can on Duolingo they have Welsh on there it’s so good
learnwelsh.cymru for online lessons (Zoom or Teams) in a regular class with a real tutor - only £90 for a year.
Bendigedig!
I don't really think That most Welsh people actually want about six different flags but if the UK government want to do then good luck, cos that is what will probably happen, after all it is probably going to be decided outside Wales anyway,
bit weird though tbh🤔
also from the town tudor was born in
Yes Henry tudor is Henry the eighths father
If you think all European flags are just different colored stripes look at the flags of the Balkans, there are some quite unique ones.
Pity all the kids in Welsh primary (kindergarten) who had to draw this flag on our National Day- St David's lol. It always looks a right mess!
Henry Tudor or Harri Tudor was Henry 8th Grandfather
Cadwalladr- pronounced 'Cad - WAHL- ah -duhrr'
With the emphasis on the 'Wahl'.
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2:45 It’s just Cad-Wal-ad-ur
There are Welsh speakers in South America look it up
England has the lion
Scotland has the unicorn
And Wales has the dragon
Scotland has the unicorn as their emblematic animal.
Bhutan flag also has a dragon.
Yeah the format of the video words it pretty confusingly, but the red and white dragons in Welsh folklore are symbolic of the "conflict" between the Saxons and the Britons (the English and the Welsh) during the colonisation of Wales. Welsh people, as a rule, don't really believe dragons are real😂
React to sidemen “speed dating” or “blind dating 4” pleaseee
Henry Tudor was king Henry the Seventh, who defeated Richard III. He was also the dad of a king that had eight (six) wife's.
Incorrect Henry the VIII had six wifes not eight.
Six wives, Catherine of Aragon (divorced), Anne Boleyn (beheaded), Jane Seymour (died), Anne of Cleaves (divorced), Catherine Howard (beheaded) and finally Catherine Parr who managed to outlive him!
@@jontaylor1587 What about Brenda and Margaret?
@@jontaylor1587 What about Brenda and Margaret? However, it was late when I was typing. By the way, I think Wales should be a more proud of the Tudors. They were a Welsh family, that took over the English crown.
@@bobbod8069 Henry the VIII living mostly in france and england and played down their Welsh connection. With Henry VIII as king the Welsh language was nearly wiped out with the acts of union into england where he tried to turn Wales into england with the language clause making it illegal for monoglot Welsh speakers from speaking Welsh. Never more was there a greater threat to the Welsh language culture and identify than from Henry the VIII one of Wales's own.
The "W" in Welsh is NOT pronounced as a "V". The Welsh "V" is a single "F".
Most Welsh people were on Italy’s side during the euro’s along with the Scots and Irish aha!
Were they
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Red - Gold (not yellow) - Black is Belgium not Germany. Germany has Black, Red, Gold (Not Yellow). From the dark(Black) times of surpression, giving our (Red) Blood in fight for a golden future.
This will help you i am Welsh this is why Argentina has a Welsh speaking Area - Link en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patagonian_Welsh
Henry Tudor became Henry VII. Henry VII is Henry VIII farther.
Henry Tudor was successful in restoring power and stability to the English monarchy following the civil war. (War of the Roses).
BTW your lack of belief in dragons is rather discouraging.
The Britons are the Welsh people. Dna has proven that.
i live in north wales and i learnt about him owain glyndwr look i can speak welsh ready,,,,helo dwin siarad cymraeg i ti achos dwi yn hoffi videos ti man nhw yn y cwlst
Find st David flag it was the old welsh flag
A good flag can be copied by small children. If it tells a good story about the country too - even better.
Take the (not so) new South African flag: lots of shapes and colours, interesting to a little child who can hold a creyon, and at the same time telling the story of being of many shapes and colours and making up one nation.
And a great flag is designed by artists, ie our dragon :P
Britain has too much history to learn it all in school 😂
So the video glossed over that the main reason why Wales isn't represented on the Union Flag is because Wales had already been annexed into the Kingdom of England all the way back in 1283. The first union flag wouldn't be designed until centuries later, and today the flag is meant to symbolise the uniting of kingdoms - namely England (of which Wales was also a part), Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Officially to this day, Wales is still on paper a Principality, and a part of the Kingdom of England.
This is all very technical though, and very few today would try to deny Wales the status of a country in its own right - part of a wider union, but distinct in its own right, and bringing dragons.
Annexed to England with laws of Wales act in the 16th century. Not 1280s, Wales was free of English occupation from 1400 to 1536. And was joined to the kingdom of England in peace time, not through conquest. Wales was never conquered by England, just a myth told over and over again.
While Wales’ land is thought to have been inhabited since circa 250,000 BC, it only became a recognised country with the Acts of Union in 1536 and 1542 actually made us a country again. We were officially recognised as a country by the ISO in 2011, so no we're not a principality.
the full Welsh flag should be placed in a box on a top corner of the British flag as it does not represent all 4 British countries, hence as a Welsh man I don't see the British flag as having an respect for my country. I see myself as being Welsh only not British.
The bloke in this video is not prtonouncing the names right
Ydy i hoffi wales
madoc the welshman and the mandan nation....
REACT TO 4 LIONS MOVIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welsh people are not on the same side as British people.
Welsh people are Britons, Anglo Saxons are British. There’s a huge difference.
Welsh
How dare you not believe in fairies! A kid at the school I work in said to me every time you say you don't believe in Santa a fairy dies! So I said, 'I don't believe in Santa!, 'I don't believe in Santa!'I don't believe in Santa!'I don't believe in Santa! and by the way, Santa is an anagram of Satan!
draig Gymreig
Prynhawn da
The dragon is on the Union Jack, it's just small and dead centre.
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Cymru am byth
The video you are watching to represent the Welsh is bs they can’t pronounce any of our native tongue! I am a native welsh man speak to me about anything you want to know 😀
WALES! WHERE MEN ARE MEN AND SHEEP ARE NERVOUS!!!!!
@@jontaylor1587 Erm, I might be wrong, but I don't think that's the actual Kendo Nagasaki.
Erm, Kendo Nagasaki was an English wrestler. You can check with Google.
Ll say as an l but blow
There is another country that have dragon on their Flag and I like it more than welsh flag.Its flag of Bhutan
God no. Their dragon looks awful Western Dragons look more menacing than Eastern.
More Irish reactions maybe?
Wales is a principality .
Nope, hasn't been one officially since at least 2011 (by the ISO) but hasn't been a principality for hundreds of years.
his accent is crap - you pronounce Cadwallader as Kad Wohl Ah Durr. oh and its pronounced Gwin Eth.
His Welsh pronounciation is terrible!
No one in Wales or the UK actually believes in dragons. We all know it's just a legend.
Sounds like something a dragon would say......
I bet you tell kids Father Christmas isn't real too. For shame Sir ! ;)
Of course dragons are real.