Sie suchten nach: so we going to wales (Walisisch - Englisch)

we are going to play football
we are going to play football

we are going to hang you out to dry
we are going to hang out to dry chi

i'm going to bed
drunk

i am going to the pub
i am

i am going to talk about my area
area

yes i am going to welsh class tomorrow
ble wyt ti'n mynd yfory

helo, fy enw i yw catherine welcome to wales
hello my name is catherine

today i am going to talk about las vegas.
write

deilliodd o anobaith yr argyfwng dyledion uchel a'r arian cyhoeddus cenedlaethol cwbl ddiffygiol pan glywyd yr ymadrodd ` we are going to hell in a handcart together ' yn gyson yn nhafarndai dulyn , cork a limerick
it came almost out of the despair of the high-debt crisis and the basket-case national public finances when the phrase ` we are going to hell in a handcart together ' was commonly heard in the pubs of dublin , cork and limerick

translate this to 'yes' or 'no' (use the english words!) depending on whether your language uses sentence style capitalisation in gui labels (yes) or not (no). context: we get some backend strings in that have the wrong capitalizaion (in english, at least) so we need to force the first character to upper- case. it is this behaviour you can control for your language with this translation.
the gpgconf tool used to provide the information for this dialog does not seem to be installed properly. it did not return any components. try running "%1" on the command line for more information.