@KartinieAm30123@ooAVr3e8JW8sPez They're still all countries (recognized by the UN and the UK government, just united under one country. Northern Ireland might be an acception though.
@fillerlitlecrab@3YearLetterman@EmmanuelMacron Millennia old. The English language was born way before America so there is no possible way that America made it. Respectfully go to Google and type "Where was the English language first made." and "What makes up The UK?", honestly want you to learn god bless
@fillerlitlecrab@3YearLetterman@EmmanuelMacron Scottish (born in Scotland), Welsh (born in Wales), Northern Irish or Irish (born in Northern Ireland and English (born in England), the English language was created in England not America as America is only a few hundred years old and England is more than a
@fillerlitlecrab@3YearLetterman@EmmanuelMacron England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales. The nationality of the people born in these countries are British, but depending on what country they were born in they also could be the follosing:
@fillerlitlecrab@3YearLetterman@EmmanuelMacron Britain and England are not the same, the full name of 'Britain' is Great Britain which is apart of the country known as The U.K. which full name is The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland The countries that make up The U.K. are:
@paradeofzombies Here a few more bc I ran out of words:
Wye valley
City of caves
Stafford castle
Warwick castle (Would recommend The Falconerโs Quest itโs a birds of prey show)
Windsor cats
Tower of London
one of the iconic Seven Wonders of the Ancient World The Stonehenge,enjoy England<3
@paradeofzombies Iโm not really sure about Scotland but as an englander i have a few locations in my home country that are picturesque and historic:
The Cotswold villages - Castle Combe, The Model Village, Stow-on-the-Wold, ect
Jurassic Coast
Wistmanโs Wood
Bibury
The North york moors