@IcelandicAustralian It is estimated that 20% of population in Wales speak fluent Welsh and Welsh IS recognized as an official language along with English. Furthermore, Welsh medium education is on the rise because the students at these schools also seem to do better in math and science. Many parents also want their children to have the chance to speak Welsh which is the language that their parents or grandparents were publicly shamed for speaking. Google the Welsh knot. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-wales-45611374
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@IcelandicAustralian It is estimated that 20% of population in Wales speak fluent Welsh and Welsh IS recognized as an official language along with English. Furthermore, Welsh medium education is on the rise because the students at these schools also seem to do better in math and science. Many parents also want their children to have the chance to speak Welsh which is the language that their parents or grandparents were publicly shamed for speaking. Google the Welsh knot.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/uk-wales-45611374