Is Wales a Country? : r/Wales - Reddit
Legally it’s a country. The confusion tends to be related to the fact that it isn’t a nation-state. As such it’s a country/region within the nation-state of the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland, just like Scotland and England are. I believe Wales only formally became a country around a decade ago.
Is wales a country? : r/geography - Reddit
2022年10月26日 · Wales is a country in the United Kingdom, but is not a sovereign nation. There is no Embassy of Wales and the Welch do not have absolute self-rule. In the terminology of the United States, Wales is a state. Greenland is in a similar situation with respect to Denmark
Why is Wales referred to as God’s Country? : r/Wales - Reddit
Speaking as some one from Gods County (Leicestershire) Wales is indeed Gods Country.. it is the most breathtaking place. I am proud to have lived there, nothing comes close to the amazing scenery etc.. Scotland is a very close 3rd.. after England of course
Is Wales a good country to live or visit? : r/Wales - Reddit
2022年3月3日 · A user asks if Wales is a good country to live or visit based on their 15% Welsh DNA. Other users reply with various comments on Wales' history, culture, nature, and people.
Coming from a discussion on reddit: Is Wales a country?
2022年4月4日 · Seven years ago, people considered Wales a country, the UK a country made of countries, and the EU a union of countries that often functioned the way countries function. Clearly, the word "country" does not have a very precise definition. But, all that said, everyone in the UK considers England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales to all be countries.
Is wales a religious country and if so what religion is the most ...
The proportion of the population identifying as “Christian” decreased in all Welsh local authorities between 2011 and 2021, and the three local authorities with the greatest decreases in the proportion of people identifying as “Christian” across England and Wales were all in Wales (Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly and Merthyr Tydfil).
ELI5: How is the UK a country and there are countries inside of it?
So one might more clearly say that the UK is a country whereas Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland are nations. That said, though, there is individual governance of the nations in much the same way as many countries are divided into provinces that have a level of government between the municipal and federal levels.
Wales isn't a real country? : r/confidentlyincorrect - Reddit
2021年6月28日 · Actually Wales is legally a constituent country that is part of the United Kingdom. It is a country, but not a sovereign state, they are very different things. Officially recognised as a country in December 2011 by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO).
"Wales is a part of the British Island, but they themselves ... - Reddit
2024年5月13日 · Wales is a country, but is also part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (aka UK). Those born in the countries that make up Great Britain (England, Scotland and Wales), are generally defined as being of British nationality. Northern Ireland gets a bit more complicated.
Wales isn't a country but part of England : r/unpopularopinion
2021年3月20日 · Wales naturally joined up with England. The other two countries did not and instead written agreements brought them into the UK. Nothing exists with Wales. Therefore, Wales is not a country. It is a collection of counties in England. Calling Wales a country is akin to saying that the Black Country is a country. It isn't.