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Why we shouldn’t tolerate ‘jokes’ that deride the Welsh language as gobbledygook

12/6/2019

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There are those who argue that Welsh speakers need to learn to take a joke.
According to some, we should just accept our language being the subject of derision because you know; the lolz.
Those who believe that don’t understand the damaging impact prejudice towards the language has had.
The ‘comedian’ Omid Djalili recently received a barrage of criticism for his unimaginative and crass take on a banal old trope.
​He said: “There are worse things than being Welsh, dyslexic and having a terrible stutter. But not many.”
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    • Project description RAVE
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      • Pre-test/Post-test
    • Debriefing
  • Open Access Cases
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    • Indian vs British English
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    • Apology case
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      • Symposium summary
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