Kiri Pritchard-McLean

Well, I don't know because I've not heard it spoken.

But I remember sort of, I was watching the kneecap film and I was like, well, because I'm a Welsh learner, I'll be able to follow this.

And I had no idea they're completely different routes of language.

Couldn't understand anything that was going on.

You've got to get it absolutely right.

Well, Yorkshire has its own dialect.

And, you know, there are really incredibly strong dialects.

When people do a Welsh accent to me, because I'm from the north of Wales, which is a very Welsh speaking area, they'll always do a Valleys accent at me, which is like finding out someone's a Cockney and doing a Geordie accent.

They are so separate.

We even have different words in Welsh and English for things.

But it's really interesting, actually, that Rosina Piorath will have more presence because in Welsh-speaking media, North Walians are overly represented.

And in English-speaking media, South Walians are overrepresented.

So it's going to be interesting for people to even clock that that is a Welsh accent.

I know.

Of course, the rapture's just boring now, isn't it?

Oh, gosh.

At least page four.

15.

27.

Which makes me feel like AI is writing The Guardian.