[Answer] 7. You enter Wales via the magnificent new Severn Bridge, part of the M4 motorway. As you reach the Welsh side of the bridge you see this sign "Croeso i Gymru". What does it mean?

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...1. Welcome to Wales 2. Here be Dragons 3. Crossing is completed 4. Abandon hope all ye who enter The actual word for Wales is Cymru, but one of the complications of the Welsh language is that many words mutate, so in this phrase the C in Cymru becomes G. 'Croeso' means welcome, and is also used in response to the word for thank you. So if you say "Diolch!" to someone, they may well say "Croeso!" in return - "You're welcome!"

Step 2 : Answer to the question "7. You enter Wales via the magnificent new Severn Bridge, part of the M4 motorway. As you reach the Welsh side of the bridge you see this sign "Croeso i Gymru". What does it mean?"

Welcome to Wales:

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