Are there any stereotypes about Welsh and/or Scotish that anyone knows of?
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Scots are often stereotyped as drunks.  Note the movie characters Mr. Scott in "Star Trek" and the Sergeant Major in many old John Wayne westerns.
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The only thing i know about Wales is. \nThat's where all the Noodle mines are. \nWell according to the adverts on TV.
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Should be MikDonald.  It is of Scots-Irish origin, so you need to throw the little accent in there as well.
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I would say he is of mixed race. When he was at |Celtic he had afro type hair.
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Igstrike is basically right, but that's not the whole story. When the Romans came to Scotland, they found two distinct populations, the Britons, speaking some dialect related to early Welsh, and the Picts in the far North, speaking a language unknown to us, which may or may not have been Indo-European - perhaps develpoed from the language of the pre-Celtic inhabitants.\n\nAfter the Romans left, thse two peoples were joined by Anglo-Saxons in the South, and Scots in the West, a tribe who crossed from Ireland, bringing with them the Gaelic language.\n\nSo the "Scots" were from Ireland; but today's Scottish people are descended from a mixture of all four peoples (plus newcomers).\n\nWorth noting that Gaelic, still spoken in the Western Isles, has never been spoken in more thatn half the country; Scots English is at least as authentically Scottish. The Picts and the Welsh were absorbed by the others.
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Gaelic could be Scottish Gaelic and Irish is Irish Gaelic? I'm not sure but there maybe a Welsh Gaelic too.
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Sounds like scottish, Irish, German, or maybe even english.
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Personnally, there are a lot of good things about the Brit.  I have a close friend from Wales, lots of my favorite music come from the UK (Depeche Mode, New Order (Gillian Gilbert is cute, I wished she would smile more)), it's the home origin of shows like Monte Python and Doctor Who.  Driving through the countryside, there are a lot of beautiful places to vist.\n\nIgnore the unknowledgeable...ones like that say nasty stuff about Native Americans and other people and races as well.\n\nI try to embrace the differences.  With out differences, there would be no variety.  That would be pretty boring.
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probably are but then most of english society is that way inclined , you should go to T in the park in Scotland I`ve been twice and its brilliant , scottish people are more down to earth and are generally a more friendly nation whatever you do though enjoy
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All accents and dialects are fascinating to me. There are some that really jar, but often that's more down to the character of the speaker than anything else.\n\nAccents from cities tend to be harder, harsher relatives of the surrounding rural accents.  The rural accents are usually softer and more pleasing (to my ear, at least).  So, yes, I love the Irish accents (from all parts of Ireland) but tend to dislike the Dublin and Belfast accents; I like the Scots accents, especially from the Isles, but am not so fond of the Glaswegian accent.  Edinburgh is a special case - I am not sure whether I like or dislike it.\n\nWhen it comes down to it, I don't really object to any accent - I think all should be cherished and encouraged!
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She is Britties. And she probably has Celtic origin.
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mediterranian?     yes they  have nordic/celtic/visgoth/and arabic moors backround.
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shouldn't it be Celtic?\n\nIn any case, take a picture of it, upload to http://www.imageshack.us/ , post link here
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Do you mean Romanians??  Please!!  These silly stereotypes are just ridiculous!
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They are really different.  Irish has a softer brogue with a lilt at the end.   Scottish accent is harder, clipped sounding.
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Me, probably.\n\nSt. Patrick was welsh.
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Try using whatever works for you in England (or wherever you are).\n\nWhy do you think Scotland will be different?\n\nOr are you saying you have a problem making friends generally because you're bossy, and the Scotland thing is just decoration to your question ... ?