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Scotire hcs (yes scotire, if you don’t like them romantically just skip)

Scotire singing “all I ask of you” to each other from phantom of the opera.

The way I imagined their romantic relationship is mainly childhood sweethearts at first sights -> parted because Scotland’s own ambitions during the civil war (or Wars in Three Kingdoms in the 17th century). But they are forever good bros/friends/brother-in-arms. They always have a place for each other in their hearts because of the shared cultural ties and compatible personalities. Scotland would probably bail Ireland out of prison during his revolution eras in 18-19th century despite it contradicts with his imperialistic ambitions. In modern days they understand and forgive each other because they are both chill people who would laugh away with a drink and a dance. I honestly also just enjoy thinking how they might go on dates, make food for each other, argue with each other like real couples.

Bonus and mainly as a joke: England is phantom

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O’n i’n meddwl heddi am sut mae Cymru yn siarad. Cyfaddaf fy mod i’n dod o Gaerdydd felly dydw i ddim mor gyfarwydd ag acenion gogledd a gorllewin Cymru.

Dychmygaf ei fod yn siarad gyda acen eithaf generig yn saesneg rhan fwyaf o’r amser (e.e pan mae’n mynd i cyfarfodydd rhwngwladol (sydd yn anghyffredin)) ac acen fwy gog pan mae yn ei gwlad ei hyn. Wrth iddo siarad saes dwi’n sicr ei fod yn defnyddio geiriau cymraeg trwy’r amser ac pan mae’n siarad cymraeg dyw e ddim yn defnyddio geiriau saesneg o gwbl. Mae hyn yn gwneud iddo swnio fel hen ddyn rhan fwyaf o’r amser gan ei fod o ddim yn defnyddio bratiaith.

Credaf i bod Cymru yn siarad gyda acen cymraeg trwm iawn pan mae’n siarad saesneg gyda Lloegr jest i’w wylltio. Ble mae’r acen o? Mae’n dibynnu sut mae’n teimlo siwr o fod. Credaf hefyd bod ei acên yn dod yn trwmach pan mae’n flinedig. Os mae o digon grac ei fod yn gweiddi mae yn barod wedi newid nol i’r gymraeg.

I’ve been thinking about how wales speaks and what his accent might be. I confess I’m from Cardiff, Wales’s capital, and I’m not as familiar with northern and western accents.

I imagine that wales speaks with a fairly generic welsh accent most of the time (like when he’s at international summits (though he doesn’t attend those very often)) and a more northern accent when in wales. When he speaks english I’m convinced he uses welsh words and directly translated welsh idioms all the time, and that when he speaks welsh he never uses any English. This makes him sound like an old and very proper/nit-picky man since most welsh slang is just English loanwords.

I believe that wales uses a very heavy welsh accent just to wind England up. Where’s it from? Depends how he’s feeling I guess. I also believe his accent becomes heavier the more tired he is. If he’s angry enough that he’s shouting then he probably switched back to welsh 10 minutes ago.

Drawing i did for @iggytea's bday (a month ago) and I tought maybe some aph ireland fans would like it~💕

Alfred and iggy wearing matching pride shirts 😳

Sort of matching

LET HIM INN

This is exactly the kind of image I've been waiting for ❤

hhhh it's been like 5 years and I still love him 😔💕

If u like Engl*nd, get well soon 😩

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Did you know that the Headless Horseman comes from Irish folklore? The more you know :3