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What do Polish people think about Wales and Welsh people?


joo who - | 100
20 Feb 2008 #31
Hopefully you live in Bridgend and you'll make the news

Ouch! But funny!

Wales is a beautiful country, stunning scenery, mountains, beaches, woodland....a walker's paradise no less! Or it should be? But when i lived there I didn't dare walk anywhere alone, such was the hatred for the English! At least I didn't have to worry about getting raped there....unless I was careless enough to wear my lambs wool jacket!

The best thing about Wales?? Being able to leave it behind....
The worst thing about Wales? I have to go back there in 2 weeks :0(
Grounded 4 | 99
20 Feb 2008 #32
Welsh are great. Been to both euro qualifier games of germany in cardiff and frankfurt. We had such a laugh and the singing competition about who hates the english more topped it all. Cant wait for the world cup qualifiers. same group again :) .....
joo who - | 100
20 Feb 2008 #33
who hates the english more

Good game! Too many contestants for the Irish to stand a chance of winning! ;0)
Avalon 4 | 1,068
20 Feb 2008 #34
I like Wales and I think its wrong of the Japanese to hunt them!!!!....lol
Shelly, wos wrong with Bristle?
MareGaea 29 | 2,751
26 Feb 2008 #36
Interesting word-twist. I am glad that there are at least every now and then some creative ppl on this forum.

M-G
inmedia - | 2
26 Feb 2008 #37
sorry its just i know a welsh man called mark lol
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
26 Feb 2008 #38
They say that if you ironed Wales flat it would be bigger than England. I think that would only be true if all the fleeces of the sheep there were knitted into a new tract of land - you'd get a couple of new counties that way.
joo who - | 100
1 Mar 2008 #39
you'd get a couple of new counties that way.

Are you sure there should be an "o" in counties in this context??!

Anyone in UK heard anything about Welsh in Wrexham attacking Poles?? I sort of half heard and half understood something on polish radio today about this. What's going on??
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
1 Mar 2008 #40
Wrexham

It is a shithole, most probably the grimmest place in Wales. So that news wouldn't suprise me that much.
joo who - | 100
2 Mar 2008 #41
Right...I will avoid Wrexham then! Can it possibly be grimmer than Merthyr Tydfil? Where I lived (briefly) (near Merthyr Tydfil), gangs of little bike riding hoodies are running riot. Sadly I have to return to the area tomorrow- for a whole 2 months! Last time I was there the kids had raided my electric supply box, ripped out the earth wire for the few pennies worth of copper....the electric was LIVE! Sadly, none of them were electrocuted in the process. .....Shocking innit?!
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
2 Mar 2008 #42
I believe Wrexham is worse, but at least the thieving little bastards there might have electrocuted themselves.
On the other hand, Cardiff is quite a nice place, as is much of the countryside - all three of the National Parks. Hay on Wye (I think it's just inside Wales) is quite a nice place, absolutely stuffed full of bookshops. If you go there, take plenty of money and a decent sized van.
Polson 5 | 1,768
2 Mar 2008 #43
What do you hate about Wales and Welsh people?

For my part, i think they play rugby better than football...much better actually even if they are not total loosers at football, but they have better results in rugby ;) I'm waiting for the France - Wales...

:)
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
2 Mar 2008 #44
Traditionally they were supposed to be very good at rugby. I don't know about nowadays, but then it's not really something I take much interest in. Rugby is better to watch than football.

Has anyone mentioned Welsh music yet? John Cale, Manic Street Preachers, McLusky, Super Furry Animals, Gorky's Zygotic Mynci, Catatonia, Stereophonics, Melys, Llwybr Llaethog, Tom Jones, Shirley Bassey, Goldie Lookin' Chain or Charlotte Church?

I hate all of it... except for the good ones.

Another question:
Has anyone ever produced a Welsh - Polish dictionary?
Polson 5 | 1,768
2 Mar 2008 #45
Traditionally they were supposed to be very good at rugby. I don't know about nowadays

Don't know how it is called in English, maybe the "6 nations tournament"...dunno, well the Welsh have won all their games including against England ;)

Has anyone mentioned Welsh music yet?

Do you know Duffy ?...she's a young singer, one of her songs is on the radio here in France, and i'm pretty sure she's Welsh.
wildrover 98 | 4,441
2 Mar 2008 #46
They say that if you ironed Wales flat

Thats a good idea.......of course using a very large , and very hot iron........
Shawn_H
2 Mar 2008 #47
Sadly, none of them were electrocuted in the process

Shocking innit?!

Aparently not!
bringthepoison 2 | 23
4 Mar 2008 #48
What do I hate about Wales? The fact that I happen to be part Welsh

joo who wrote:
Wrexham

It is a shithole, most probably the grimmest place in Wales. So that news wouldn't suprise me that much.

Wrexhams not THAT bad.
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
4 Mar 2008 #49
It's bad, but not THAT bad?

What is the grimmest place in Wales then?
smileyChirk 1 | 9
4 Mar 2008 #50
The Ship and Castle ( Porthmadog pub) takes some beating.

You need a wash after a visit.

I've been there once, during a rain storm, I kept sticking to stuff.
I left the seat of my pants there.
bringthepoison 2 | 23
7 Mar 2008 #51
What is the grimmest place in Wales then?

I actually dont know, but I go there a lot and its actually not too bad. Compared to parts of London
HAL9009 2 | 323
10 Mar 2008 #52
Wales - Cymru: Gotta love the place.
Coal, castles, rugby, er singing, and a language that looks like it might be harder to learn than Polish...
Conway is my favourite town in Wales.
Arise_St_George 9 | 419
11 Mar 2008 #53
I don't really dislike the Welsh but I have to say that I do dissaprove of what they do to the sheep.
MareGaea 29 | 2,751
11 Mar 2008 #54
The Welsh beat the Irish last Saturday - therefore I don't like them anymore.

M-G (go Ireland)
ShelleyS 14 | 2,893
12 Mar 2008 #55
Shelly, wos wrong with Bristle?

the accent......but I hear Bristol is a lovely place..
joo who - | 100
15 May 2008 #56
I SURVIVED WALES! And when i got home to poland i found this. (photo of Kalif at 6 days old, no welsh blood in there)...surely the best thing about wales is still leaving, which is FREE, but have you noticed you have to pay to get in?!



noimmigration
15 May 2008 #57
the welsh wish they were scottish, they have even copied the scottish kilt to make a welsh one. They look up to the scots.
Seanus 15 | 19,674
15 May 2008 #58
There's more than a shred of truth in that
OP osiol 55 | 3,921
15 May 2008 #59
The puritanical streak in Wales caused the death of Welsh whisky. Is it really making a return?
Welsh whisky seems not to have an 'e'.

Uisge-beatha, water of life (this is the Scottish Gaelic version)
Makes it look so innocent, rather like the diminutive of water that Poles seem so familiar with.
erialc43 1 | 36
15 May 2008 #60
I am Welsh and of course I think we are lovely.
But obviously we cannot all be great, I've never dated a welshman yet and I'm only 43.

Sadly I haven't got the accent, I left when I was 3, my parents choice not mine.

We are a great Rugby nation and play it cos we love it not like the English who play it for the money. Don't forget we're the current 6 nations champions. I know cos I was there ;)

Cardiff is the most friendly city. Go into any pub, club, restaurant after a match and you'll be made welcome. Go to Twickenham on match day, see how nasty the comments are and I was spat on by some Englishmen so I've no plans to return.

As with any nation, we have good and bad amongst us.


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