Residents of two villages four miles apart speak two different dialects - but say there is still “banter” between them both.
Welsh-speaking Conwy villages of Llansannan and Llangernyw speak different versions of Cymraeg with plenty of noticeable variations.
Both villages boast some of the highest Welsh language percentage figures found anywhere in Wales, with more than 65 per cent in both areas able to speak Cymraeg - a figure well in excess of the Conwy County average of around 27 per cent, reports NorthWalesLive.
