Ieithoedd Cymraeg ac Indo-Ewopeaidd

Well we know that Indo-European languages encompass most of today's European languages, wether they be from around the Mediterranean or from the frozen north. There is, however, a connection between Welsh & Greek in many aspects. For instance crossword puzzlers in Wales, when asked about the number13 know that the Greek tridekka is the same as our trideg. There are other similarities as well. According to Homer, after the fall of Troy, the Trojans were kept in Greece as slaves, they eventually revolted and escaped to Italy. They couldn't stay there as it would degrade relations with the Greeks who, at the time were the rulers of the area, before Rome rose to power. So they left in search of somewhere quiet, peaceful, they passed through the pillars of Hercules, (Gibraltar ) and eventually arrived on the island which came to be known as Britain. (From their leader Brutus.) the rest, as they is history, the Romans arrive & eventually went home, the Vikings also, the Saxons too, & finally the Normans. The Britons were squeezed into the west of the island, some even going to Brittany, but the ones left, now called the Welsh, stayed & fought. They are still here today.

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