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NEW LANGUAGE: WELSH

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NEW LANGUAGE: WELSH

We’ve added Welsh (Cymraeg), a Celtic language with roots stretching back over 1,500 years. Spoken by around 650,000 people in Wales and parts of England, Welsh is recognized as a vulnerable language by UNESCO but has seen a cultural revival in recent decades through education, media, and music.

Welsh is known for its lyrical sound, unique spelling (like ll, dd, and ff), and rich poetic tradition, Welsh is a gateway to the folklore, history, and identity of Wales.

Start your Qlango journey in Welsh today, and discover how every word carries centuries of story.

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