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Parking signs in Welsh
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http://www.dailymail....--issued-ENGLISH.html
Has this person and his daughter got a point?
If he wins his case it will it create a precedence for all such warning signs and parking tickets to be in a multitude of languages.
Has this person and his daughter got a point?
If he wins his case it will it create a precedence for all such warning signs and parking tickets to be in a multitude of languages.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.When you have the Welsh language thrown down your throats such as ARAF when you drive there its about time they grew up and accept the English language. The amount of extra paint is just wasteful. I wonder how much fuss they create in the EU which has over 17 languages already and wonder if they are also on that list.
Gromit
/// I suspected this is where the question was leading to when you first posted it. ///
I take offence to your assumption, just because it has took an obvious course now, I did not personally think that way, when I first posted the thread.
You later said "they just want the ticket issued in the language that the majority of locals speak".
Well the same could be said regarding the different languages spoken in England.
Take hugely Asian communities in cities such as Leicester, should they also expect signs and documents issued in the language that the majority of locals speak?
/// I suspected this is where the question was leading to when you first posted it. ///
I take offence to your assumption, just because it has took an obvious course now, I did not personally think that way, when I first posted the thread.
You later said "they just want the ticket issued in the language that the majority of locals speak".
Well the same could be said regarding the different languages spoken in England.
Take hugely Asian communities in cities such as Leicester, should they also expect signs and documents issued in the language that the majority of locals speak?
// Take hugely Asian communities in cities such as Leicester, should they also expect signs and documents issued in the language that the majority of locals speak? //
Councils such as Leicester do provide some information in languages other than English. If you want people to pay Council Tax or you want to get information off them from a form, then you need to do that in a language they can understand - and that isn't always English. When you are trying to get money off people, it is always better to make the paying process as easy as possible.
Councils such as Leicester do provide some information in languages other than English. If you want people to pay Council Tax or you want to get information off them from a form, then you need to do that in a language they can understand - and that isn't always English. When you are trying to get money off people, it is always better to make the paying process as easy as possible.