Yes, People who were born/ reside in Wales are termed Welsh. However, a colloquial term was coined: North/South Walians. These are mainly used to define the divide between Southerners and Northerners.
They are known as Welsh. A popular term that is used as a term of abuse that is intended to deride the Welsh is to use the word as slang for being dishonest, deceitful and lying, but this is not in fact the real generic origin of the word. The term 'to Welsh on someone' applied originally not as a slight against the Welsh people but referred to the surname of a dishonest racecourse book-keeper called John Welsh, who was a notorious fraud and swindler. But nowadays few people know that, and it is usually used as a racist term deliberately designed to insult the Welsh people.
The people of Wales are called Welsh.
I know for a fact that people in Wales are called Welsh.
A native of Cardiff is called a Cardiffian
do you mean what are people from wales called? because the answer would be welsh.
In the English language, people from Belgium are called Belgians, and one person from Belgium is a Belgian.
people in Wales play bagpipes to entertain people
The Capital of Wales is called Cardiff.
Cardiff (Caerdydd, in Welsh) has been the capital of Wales since 1955.
A group of whales is called a "pod" . Note spelling - 'Wales' is the country.
They are properly just called South Walians, although the popular (and somewhat derogatory) term for them is 'Gogs'.
Wales dont but Whales might,
The indigenous people of Wales are referred to as Welsh people.