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Ceri JC from Wales on 2001-11-05 12:03 [#00048664] | |||||||||
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Cymru (pronounced "cum-ree") Means "Wales" in Welsh (The language of Wales). Rich's Mum & Dad are supposed to live in Wales and the historic language of Cornwall is very close to Welsh. |
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mf from the train going on 2001-11-05 12:11 [#00048666] | |||||||||
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cornish and welsh languages are very close cos they are whats left of the real britons after the Saxons, vikkings, normans and the romans etc took control of england, but wales is to hilly and wet and cornwall was too far so that's why they sound the same. by the way %4 cymra beats is rippin it on the dance floors round here in the south |
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Ceri JC from Wales (Wet & Hilly) on 2001-11-05 12:17 [#00048667] | |||||||||
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Yep, Brettony in northern france is also culturaly similair with a strange anglo language. |
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Xanatos from NYC on 2001-11-05 13:00 [#00048677] | |||||||||
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what do you mean %4 cymru beats? |
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Ceri JC from Wales on 2001-11-05 14:33 [#00048687] | |||||||||
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He meant 54 Cymru Beats, he was holding shift down when he pressed '5', hence the %. If you realised, sorry, I didn't mean to be patronising. |
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Chrispy from UK on 2001-11-05 14:36 [#00048689] | |||||||||
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it looks like 964 Cymru beats! cool |
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