@K4rmaRules@Sian_Parry@Iambeth2@bleddyn_taylor My phone is pretty new🤷♂️🙂
You’re taking this personally…I’m not attacking cymraeg,I’m a passionate English only speaking Welshman,as are the majority of my friends &family in s.e. Wales.But those messages either go out bilingually(preference)or English only 1st for max effect
@Sian_Parry@Iambeth2@bleddyn_taylor Maybe for you… (and that may genuinely be the case… the alarms on phones in my partners house were all going off at different times)… but l’d say it was closer to 5 for me. Time for me to wonder what the hell was going on, take a screen cap and translate via ai
@Sian_Parry@Iambeth2@bleddyn_taylor But we are not in Spain. We are in Wales, where 80% of us (rightly or wrongly- that’s a different argument) speak English.
In times of emergency, those messages have to either go out bilingually, or in English initially if space doesn’t allow. Common sense please.
@john_ritzema In Wales we had the Welsh language message come through a good 3/4 minutes before the English language version. Which was fantastic for the 80% of us who were not expecting it and had no idea what it meant…!
@AnthonyBunn68@casualsdirect Maybe you are right… I was at both games, and don’t remember the away end being anywhere near that full. Fairly sparse up until the SC arrived under escort half way through the first half