W. M. Williams (Adran Addysg, Coleg y Brifysgol, Abertawe)
(Welsh Interlude)
Dialect studies in the art of self-expression
W.J. Gruffydd sums Up
How shall the King's English prevail against the standardisation that threatens it? The wide and easy communication of twentieth-century man with man makes a convention of language. In the town we speak by rote and write by cliche, but still in the heart of the country - in Somerset, in Gloucestershire and Wiltshire, in Devon and Dorset, people match their words to what they think and feel. Let Yeomen serve!
(See page 72)
(Regional Programme. See page 72)
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