...peasantry!

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... vists.html

'If any apology were necessary for presenting 'The Welsh Interpreter' to the notice of the public,
it might suffice simply to state the impossibility of English tourists being understood by the mass of the Welsh peasantry, of whom it may be exceedingly convenient occasionally to ask a few useful and necessary questions, especially while travelling through the more obscure and remote districts.'

Next, the Teamspeak Interpreter.

Oddly enough, in my experience, it's the Englsh who can't understand the Welsh.

Commonly heard in Wales when addressing an English tourist: "grockles saesneg gwaedlyd. bugger i ffwrdd!"