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Презентация на тему Traditions of Wales

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2. The flag of Wales The significance of
3. The Flag of Saint David is sometimes
4. The Prince of Wales’s FeathersThis is the
5. The Royal Badge of WalesCrown proper, an
6. The leekAccording to legend the patron saint
7. The daffodil
8. The Welsh Harp
9. The Sessile Oak
10. Traditional Welsh costumeThe Welsh hat and bedgown,
11. The Welsh hat
12. The Welsh love spoonA handcrafted gift made
13. Bilingual road signsAll modern signs feature directions
14. Saint David's Day St David’s Day is
15. The National Eisteddfod The National Eisteddfod is
16. Special pink pavilion
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The flag of Wales The significance of the dragon in Welsh culture is believed to date back to Arthurian legend when Merlin had a vision of a red dragon fighting a white dragon.It was officially recognised

The Flag of Saint David is sometimes used as an alternative to

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The Royal Badge of WalesCrown proper, an escutcheon quarterly and gules four

The leekAccording to legend the patron saint of Wales, Saint David, ordered

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Saint David's Day St David’s Day is the unmissable highlight of spring

The National Eisteddfod The National Eisteddfod is the national festival of Wales,

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Слайд 2 The flag of Wales
The significance of the

The flag of Wales The significance of the dragon in Welsh

dragon in Welsh culture is believed to date back

to Arthurian legend when Merlin had a vision of a red dragon fighting a white dragon.
It was officially recognised as the Welsh national flag in 1959.

Слайд 3 The Flag of Saint David
is sometimes used

The Flag of Saint David is sometimes used as an alternative

as an alternative to the national flag and is

flown on St David's Day.

Arms of the Diocese of St. David's

Слайд 4 The Prince of Wales’s Feathers
This is the emblem

The Prince of Wales’s FeathersThis is the emblem of the Prince

of the Prince of Wales, the Heir Apparent to

the British.

Prince Charles

Слайд 5 The Royal Badge of Wales
Crown proper, an escutcheon

The Royal Badge of WalesCrown proper, an escutcheon quarterly and gules

quarterly and gules four lions passant guardant counterchange armed,

encircled by a wreath alternating of leek, thistle, clover, leek and rose.
The motto which appears on the scroll, PLEIDIOL WYF I'M GWLAD ("I am true to my country")

Слайд 6 The leek
According to legend the patron saint of

The leekAccording to legend the patron saint of Wales, Saint David,

Wales, Saint David, ordered his Welsh soldiers to identify

themselves by wearing the leek on their helmets in an ancient battle against the Saxons that took place in a leek field

Слайд 7 The daffodil

Слайд 8 The Welsh Harp

Слайд 9 The Sessile Oak

The red kite

Слайд 10 Traditional Welsh costume
The Welsh hat and bedgown, is

Traditional Welsh costumeThe Welsh hat and bedgown, is now recognised as

now recognised as the national dress of Wales. Today

it is worn by women at events such as Royal visits, by choirs, at church and chapel, for photographs.

Слайд 11 The Welsh hat

Слайд 12 The Welsh love spoon
A handcrafted gift made of

The Welsh love spoonA handcrafted gift made of a solid block

a solid block of wood, the tradition of a

male admirer crafting a love spoon for a young woman.

Слайд 13 Bilingual road signs
All modern signs feature directions in

Bilingual road signsAll modern signs feature directions in both the Welsh

both the Welsh and English languages with the Welsh

language first in many areas.

Слайд 14 Saint David's Day
St David’s Day is the

Saint David's Day St David’s Day is the unmissable highlight of

unmissable highlight of spring in Wales. The National St

David’s Day Parade sends a red and yellow carnival across the centre of Cardiff, featuring all sorts of fiery performances from giant dragons and theatrical groups.