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🗣️ Concerns have been raised about only Welsh language signs being in place on key roads 🚗 This can cause confusion for tourists, HGV drivers from abroad & non Welsh speakers 👇 Instead of ensuring both English & Welsh signs are available, Drakeford claims it's an "urban myth"

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It would be helpful if the complaint could be accompanied by evidence....! Dutch migrant - drive a lot throughout Wales, never had a problem getting lost due to Welsh road signs. Most are bilingual, occasionally *followed* by English only & Welsh only signs.

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It's happened to me on a few occasions and I know it's true. I'm not the type of person to ask people to take pictures whilst driving to 'provide evidence.' Times and dates have been provided when it's been raised with the highways agency.

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🤣😅🤣 ingerlad again Cymru is a country Not a fucking ingerlish colony Do ingerland have French signs all over the UK ?? No And you wonder why you are hated by the Gaelic nations 😅🤣😅🤣

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Drakey is wrong..... again I have also suffered Welsh only signs on the M4 after a road accident We didn't have a clue what the sign was trying to tell us. It was dark and raining, really unsafe not to have the signs in English as well

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What do you suggest we put on this sign then, Natasha? Tbf, if you can't read "Aberystwyth", then you shouldn't be allowed to drive anyway. Ond warae teg, you never miss an idiotic opportunity to hate on Welsh people.

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Agree totally. Driving through France and Germany causes exactly the same confusion when signage isnt in Welsh or English.

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Why do you feel the need to stir the shit and draw the insects out from under their rocks to take the opportunity to slag off the Welsh language? Is your life really that sad that that’s what floats your boat? Jfc politics in the UK is disgusting.

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In Wales most Welsh speakers can also speak and understand English, also in Wales most English speakers don't understand or speak a word of Welsh so simple answer just have English signs

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Thought Tories were party who fought for national identity & language. Oh, yeah, but never Welsh identity & language. In Wales people need some passing knowledge of Welsh, and visitors, like to any country can respect and maybe learn some. P.S. there's always En version.

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English is a foreign language in Wales. Just be grateful that we have been so accommodating as to translate everything into your language. They don’t translate into welsh when I go to England.

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