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When Cai Morgan emerged from the tattoo parlour, he was beaming with pride over his new ink paying tribute to his family’s motto. He wasted no time in snapping photos to share with friends and family. However, his sister, Lowri, quickly noticed a major issue with the tattoo – it was misspelled.
Cai, a 24-year-old from Hirwaun, Rhondda Cynon Taf, had wanted the Welsh word “Ymlaen,” which translates to “forward,” but instead ended up with “Ymaeln,” a nonsensical combination of letters. Despite the error, Cai embraced the mistake and found humor in it along with his family.
Venturing into a tattoo parlour in Brighton, where he has been living since 2019, Cai had been inspired to get a tattoo in Welsh after his father’s passing the previous year. His father, a proud Welshman with various tattoos including the Welsh flag on his back, had been a driving force behind Cai’s decision.
Recalling his conversation with his mother about their family mantra, Cai felt compelled to commemorate it with a tattoo. He seized the opportunity when he walked past a tattoo shop and decided to get the word inked despite the unexpected turn of events with the spelling error
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