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welsh language

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Celtic language of Wales. Besieged for centuries by the English language, Welsh continues to be spoken by 18-20% of the population of Wales, or more than half a million people, though estimates of the actual number of first-language speakers vary widely. Welsh is traditionally divided into three periods: Old Welsh ( 800-1150), attested mainly in glosses and short textual passages; Middle Welsh ( 1150-1500), with a rich medieval literature including poetic texts originally composed much earlier; and Modern Welsh (from 1500). Modern literary Welsh was largely fixed by William Salesbury's Bible translation. Vernacular Welsh, split along dialectal lines, has long been diverging from literary Welsh; many modern speakers cannot write or easily understand the traditional written language. The issue of an acceptable modern standard remains unresolved
The Welsh language
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The Welsh language
Welsh
welsh language

    Hyphenation

    welsh lan·guage

    Turkish pronunciation

    welş länggwıc

    Pronunciation

    /ˈwelsʜ ˈlaɴɢgwəʤ/ /ˈwɛlʃ ˈlæŋɡwəʤ/
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