CYMRU
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Cymru (Wales) is, along with Cornwall, the British fringe of the UK. Vestiges of the ancient British language that survives today as Cymraeg (Welsh) can be found throughout England and Scotland.

Though subjugated by Edward I of England, the country has retained its unique identity and voted for its own assembly, a step towards it rightful independence.

The language is propbably the healthiest of the Celtic languages in terms of day to day usage but its position is, nonetheless, precarious and complacency could result in its loss within a couple if generations.