• What is the national symbol of Wales?
    • What language do people speak in Wales?
    • What is the educational system in Wales?
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  • But what is the current national symbol of Wales, and how did it come to be recognized as such?
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  • What is the Population of Wales? ... Although Welsh is the official language as stated by the Welsh government, the main language in Wales is English.
  • From animals to instruments, Wales has incorporated a variety of items and ideas into its cultural identity. Here’s a guide to the many symbols of modern Wales.
  • The daffodil is the national flower of Wales, worn on St David's Day (1 March) in Wales.
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  • The national symbols of Wales include various official and unofficial images and other symbols. Flags. Welsh heraldry. British (formerly English) monarchy heraldry.
  • In the south numerous rivers flow through steep valleys, including the Usk, Teifi, and Towy. Bala Lake in Snowdonia National Park is the largest natural lake in Wales.
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  • So what does it mean for Welsh people? language, the national anthem, castles, the flag and food are all aspects that come to mind. Map of Wales.
  • Welsh and English are the primary languages spoken in Wales. What is the name of Wales in Welsh?
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  • English is the predominant language in Wales although some 20% speak the Welsh language (Cymraeg) which appears to be growing in numbers.
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  • NEXT>. Question 8 of 10. 8. What is the Welsh emblem on the flag? Hint. Red Dragon. ... 1. What language (apart from English) is spoken in Wales?
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  • 1. What languages are spoken in Wales? 2. Why is singing the favourite pastime of the Welsh? 3. What type of singing is popular in Wales?
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  • If you’re a fan of castles, Wales is the place to go. With a total of 600, Wales has more castles per square mile than any other country in the world!
  • The words "Wales" and "Welsh" are Saxon in origin and were used by the invading Germanic tribe to denote people who spoke a different language.