Cymraeg (Welsh Language)

Cymraeg, or Welsh, is a Celtic language predominantly spoken in Wales. It is one of the oldest languages in Europe and has a rich literary tradition. Welsh is an official language in Wales, alongside English, and is taught in schools, used in government, and celebrated in cultural events. The language has distinct sounds and vocabulary, influenced by its historic roots and interactions with English. Efforts to revive and promote Welsh have gained momentum in recent years, reflecting a strong cultural identity and pride among its speakers. Today, around 500,000 people use Welsh daily.