drog yw genev, ny wodn kows kembrek.......... drog yw genef rag drog Kernewek.... sorry but I dont speak welsh... but there is a little poor Cornish for the cornish subscribers to WelshL. All though I have been subscribed for two years this is the first time I have ever posted a note, and I have several things I would like to say. Firstly anyone interested in KOWETHAS AN YETH KERNEWEK - the Cornish Langauge society, if you contact me I will pass on there address. Secondly anyone interested in Cornish societies or langauge groups in Wales Kernow and England I also have many addresses for those, I my self am President of AN GOWETHAS GERNEWEK ABERYSTWYTH. But what I really wrote in about was this discussion on billuaguil signs as I believe that this channel often gives a biased view which is not fare to our overseas subscribers. The main reason for bialingual signs is to translate places named in English into Welsh... not the other way round... all though this does sommetimes occur. IN my country, 75% of names are in Cornish but there is no biluangual signs although some of the english names have replaced old cornish names. I personaly believe that the future of the Welsh language is looking vey bright certainly compared to my own language cornish which has but a few hundred fluent speakers and only a few dozen native speakers. Well basicaly that is it, I hope I havent caused to much of a stire yet as a moderate nationalist I feel some times nationalists paint to grim a picture. When talking about the english many of us forget that they are realy a celtic people who just call them selves anglo-saxons.... but are far more celtic than they admit. meur ras rag wolla, gwella chons, Tim Kent. Aberystwyth/Penzance.