German is NOT a real langrule
German is NOT a real langrule
trying to translate this is left as an exercise for the reader
hint: you'd use it at the breakfast table
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Welsh doesn't fare much better in my eyes.-
Is there a version with audio of this scene? :D
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He looks kinda proud after he did it (rightfully so) :D
Thank you for posting! <3
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That place must have been named by a cat on a keyboard
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worth noting that this is just a PR stunt, no one actually uses that name seriously, it's just called llanfairpwll
it's like how king charles III is technically fully known as "Charles the Third, by the Grace of God of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and of his other Realms and Territories, King, Head of the Commonwealth, Defender of the Faith"
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llanfairpwll
That still doesn't dismiss my point.
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it.. does though? it's not any stranger than loads of other place names, england has penistone and the US has humptulips
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Welsh has so many consonants, I would not even have a clue where the syllable are. At least the Germans construct their monstrous words from slightly more understandable words. But then again, my German, despite only really being able to read it, is much better than my Welsh. If I actually took the time to learn the language, I would think much better of it.
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