Wales meaning in English
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Definition
Wales: one of the three countries that make up Great Britain (capital: Cardiff)
Welsh: from Wales
Examples
- "Philip : Don't they have boats in... Wales?"
- "I understand that we make this perfume in some obscure country, somewhere called... Wales?"
- "Firstly, the Six Nations tournament offers the chance for six European nations – England, France, Ireland, Italy, Scotland, and Wales – to match up against one another."
- "Kevin : Yes, Wales is next to England, it's a part of Britain."
- "Horatio : With the wales and the dolphins!"
Exercise 1
Bonus question!
The country "Wales" is mentioned in this conversation. Do you know the adjective to describe something or someone from this country?
My mother is . She grew up in Cardiff in South Wales.
The country "Wales" is mentioned in this conversation. Do you know the adjective to describe something or someone from this country?
My mother is . She grew up in Cardiff in South Wales.
Bonus question!
The country "Wales" is mentioned in this conversation. Do you know the adjective to describe something or someone from this country?
My mother is Welsh. She grew up in Cardiff in South Wales.
The country "Wales" is mentioned in this conversation. Do you know the adjective to describe something or someone from this country?
My mother is Welsh. She grew up in Cardiff in South Wales.
Welsh: "Welsh" is the correct adjective to describe someone or something from Wales.
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