Welsh People

[Fröbjörn]

There isn't as many blonde men as women, in the pictures funnily enough. I wonder why? hmm

Edit: look at my first picture & count how many blonde males. 0

And? I'm not a person who equates hair colour with any kind of superiority, it's just something I've noticed. I've also seen blond males elsewhere, but it's all very random.

[Grace O'Malley]

[Graham]

Gwynedd is the area you'll find the most Welsh speakers, so would be a good area to post some up.

[Smaug]

Sorry Uhtred. I was looking for a thread on Welsh and didn't see any. I got the idea from the discussion about Celtic people. There is a thread on Irish and Scottish but no Welsh. I hope with your expect knowledge about the Welsh you will be a great contributer and asset.

No problems

I'll contribute for sure!

[Kiyant]

Its such a shame that the celtic languages became so little because of the romans.
Didnt the Gallic people spoke celtic?

[Grace O'Malley]

No problems

I'll contribute for sure!

My quote made me laugh. I meant expert knowledge.

[Smaug]

I think that women are more likely to be blond than men naturally. You can usually tell dyed hair though.

Ad because women dye their hair and men don't.

[Grace O'Malley]

Ad because women dye their hair and men don't.

Yes that is true but I'm talking about natural blond hair.

[Grace O'Malley]

[Anthropologique]

I've asked some Welsh people if blond hair is at all common there, but most say it's not and yet I've seen many Welsh people with naturally blond hair (I can usually tell the difference between fake and natural blonds).

I know many Welsh people on Twitter - they also say that natural blonds are not "plentiful" - and was in Wales in February. True blonds are hardly a majority and most people fall in the dark to light brown range. Red shades are probably 10%.