Many citizens speak both English and Cymraeg (koom-raig) and it is home to the longest official place name in the UK.
The border between this country and its neighbor is largely based on the boundaries of medieval Marcher lordships and at one point separates a city from its railroad station. It's known as the "land of song" partly due to its eisteddfod (eye-steth-vod) tradition, and the Seven Wonders of this country include some ancient yew trees and the region's highest mountain, Snowdon. Many citizens speak both English and Cymraeg (koom-raig) and it is home to the longest official place name in the UK. For 10 points, name this polity with capital at Cardiff.
The border between this country and its neighbor is largely based on the boundaries of medieval Marcher lordships and at one point separates a city from its railroad station.
{Wales} [Cymru (koom-ree)]