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they are British...

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FAIL.

Edit: To extend my failure message, not everyone in the United Kingdom are British, which is why you fail.

Post edited at 3:11 am on Mar. 26, 2008 by Mikoto

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like i said.

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Quote: from slim shady at 10:09 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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they are British...

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FAIL.

Edit: To extend my failure message, not everyone in the United Kingdom are British, which is why you fail.

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w/e u English bastard

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that's a hard question to answer. there are so many things that i know about the United Kingdom, like geography, history, current events, habits of people, accents, myths, gossip, their opinions of americans, etc.  

like i said.

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ok questions

1.does uk have other languages
2.What are the capital citys


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Quote: from Chevy Jackson at 10:12 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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that's a hard question to answer. there are so many things that i know about the United Kingdom, like geography, history, current events, habits of people, accents, myths, gossip, their opinions of americans, etc.  

 like i said.

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ok questions

1.does uk have other languages
2.What are the capital citys

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of course the UK has other languages, and the capital cities are (lets see if i can remember them off the top of my head):
London is the capital of England (and of the UK)
Cardiff is Wales,
Edinburgh is Scotland
and Belfast is Northern Ireland.

thats all of them, right?

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Quote: from Link01 at 3:14 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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Quote: from Chevy Jackson at 10:12 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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that's a hard question to answer. there are so many things that i know about the United Kingdom, like geography, history, current events, habits of people, accents, myths, gossip, their opinions of americans, etc.    

  like i said.

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 ok questions  

 1.does uk have other languages  
 2.What are the capital citys  
 

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of course the UK has other languages, and the capital cities are (lets see if i can remember them off the top of my head):  
London is the capital of England (and of the UK)  
Cardiff is Wales,  
Edinburgh is Scotland  
and Belfast is Northern Ireland.  

thats all of them, right?

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Okwhat is the first language of many in Wales(other than english)

Post edited at 3:26 am on Mar. 26, 2008 by Link01

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Quote: from Chevy Jackson at 10:21 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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Quote: from Link01 at 3:14 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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Quote: from Chevy Jackson at 10:12 am on Mar. 26, 2008

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that's a hard question to answer. there are so many things that i know about the United Kingdom, like geography, history, current events, habits of people, accents, myths, gossip, their opinions of americans, etc.    

   like i said.

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  ok questions  

  1.does uk have other languages  
  2.What are the capital citys  
 

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 of course the UK has other languages, and the capital cities are (lets see if i can remember them off the top of my head):  
 London is the capital of England (and of the UK)  
 Cardiff is Wales,  
 Edinburgh is Scotland  
 and Belfast is Northern Ireland.  

 thats all of them, right?

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Okwhat is the first language of many in Wales

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Fuck if I know...

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lol in wales thy speak welsh

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United Kingdom technically composed of quasi-sovereign (and historically sovereign) territories including England, Scotland (and Wales and Northern Ireland? I'm not sure what the specific "kingdoms" are that are "united" as the UK). Queen is the head of state, the monarch and head of the Church of England (adherents of which are called Anglicans over there and Episcopalians in the US). Ireland separated successfully in fairly recent history, but northern portions of the island are still British, and not part of the Republic of Ireland.

I'm fairly sure the monarchy is male-preferential, but I do know that the queen is presently in charge. What I'd like to know is how residents of specific areas feel about the monarchy. Just an old joke? A worn out tradition? Important only as ceremony and tradition, or actually important to the country in some feasible, political way? How would opinions on this change depending on the age of the one asked? On the background (A Welshman's feelings versus a Scot's, etc.)?

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Post edited at 12:26 pm on Mar. 28, 2008 by Jettie12

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1.does uk have other languages  

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Of course. Welsh in Wales, Scots Gaelic and Scots in Scotland, and there're probably at least a few speakers of Gaelige in Northern Ireland too (I was gonna say Jèrriais, but Jersey's not technically a part of the UK, is it).

Post edited at 9:57 pm on Mar. 27, 2008 by Shaknbake

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