Calling all translators (Welsh)

[Kevin Spicer]

On Thu, 2004-03-04 at 20:47, Matthew K Bowman wrote:
> Welsh is a form of Gaelic still spoken in Wales but English is their first
> language. I think only a few hundred can't speak English in North Wales.
>
You're now wondering why we need a Welsh translation if theres only a
couple of hundred people don't speak English?  The answer is fairly
simple - regulations!  Government bodies etc. are required to be able to
communicate with Welsh speakers in Welsh.  If you visit Wales you'll
find that all the road signs are dual language too.




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