He should be ashamed of himself ,,,representing England ...I spit on his cassock

Bojangles do you know The Earl Of Powis,is Mario related?

well i doubt if he is Welsh if he spells it that way...it's Powys

Did he score with his hand? 

Mario told Ben that one set of his grandparent came from Welshpool,Powis Castle is there.

See it takes a Welshman to  get one over on the Krauts.

It's not, but Powys Castle is there.

*runs*

It's Powis Castle ,in Powys.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=powis+castle+wales&rls=com.microsoft:en-gb:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7DKUK&redir_esc=&ei=2jQmTKz2OZKi0gSgmIjABA

Correct spelling of the Earls and Barons of Powis Castle.

Bloody English, coming over here and messing with our lovely spelling!

I can just imagine some clerk in the 17th century peerage office wrestling with the spelling.  

I once had one very confused call centre bod faced with pronouncing Ynysybwl.

How do you pronounce it?

I used to know someone who lived in Ynysybwl, Cariad!!

In sib Bull

Un-us-uh-bull. Emphasis is on the bull. Ynys is Welsh for island so in Welsh Barry Island (for all you Gavin and Stacey fans) is Ynys y Barri. It can't be Barry with a y or it'd sound like Bar-uh in Welsh rather than Bar-ee.

I had a pause from the other end of the phone (I'd called to find my nearest B&Q) then "I can't pronounce THAT. It hasn't got any vowels!!" ROFL

Y and W are vowels in Welsh. 

I would never have pronounced it like that,I would have said it as reads,Does your  user name sound different to how it reads? Cheers for the info.

I used to go out with a bloke from here... 



The place, not the train platform.

Nope. Try to roll the r in the middle...and emphasis is on the "ad" Cari-ad. It means beloved or darling. I was chatting to my daughter back in 2003 when trying to think of a username and had just called her that. 

Can I just add I do not speak Welsh.  I'd have liked to but when I was in school there was quite a snotty attitude bout it and given I had an English father and a non-Welsh speaking mother from Pembrokeshire (She's a Cornish/Welsh cross ) I was dismissed as a not wrth teaching.

t's all changed now - son is in year 10 and daughter year 9 and both have Welsh as compulsory to GCSE. 

Blizzie -  can  you pronounce it? 

Of course.

"It"

OOh ohhh I might know him....I don't live that far away and know quite a few people from there.

It's a bugger writing my xmas cards

His surname could be seen as rather rude, or a name for a type of wound.