The Lemon Fool

I could have added that I have trouble with my Erse, but this might have been misconstrued.

Hi Stewmax, I'm not writing in a foreign language, I'm using the language from the land of my fathers and after our glorious win on Sat. I can't even get annoyed with you for suggesting that it's foreign

R6

Rhyd6 wrote:... and after our glorious win on Sat. ...

Two Six Nations wins as it so happens.

I was being a mite provocative and I actually agree with Rhyd6 .
At the risk of being 'moderated': O bydded i'r hen iaith barhau - something belted out by Wales' rugby supporters at the Grand Slam decider even if they don't all know what it means!

Rhyd6 wrote: I'm using the language from the land of my fathers
R6

Bro goth agan tasow!
The Bretons use the same tune. And I have an idea some other worthless principality lay claim to it too.

tjh290633 wrote:A bit like the question: "Do you know the Queen's English?".

Apostrophe or elision?

TJH

Apostrophe showing possession, whilst " it's " has an elision indicating missing letter/s.

marronier wrote:

tjh290633 wrote:A bit like the question: "Do you know the Queen's English?".

Apostrophe or elision?

TJH

Apostrophe showing possession, whilst " it's " has an elision indicating missing letter/s.

That's the point of the question, in that it could be a missing letter, regarding the nationality of the queen.

Scott.