Original sentence: "Welsh" preserves the original meaning of the Old English word welisc, or old German 'welsche', meaning "foreign".In Hungary it is called póré hagyma - peasant's onion.The name 'Welsh onion' is a misnomer in modern English, as Allium fistulosum is not indigenous to Wales.Welsh onion is known in French as 'ciboule', and in Portuguese as cebolinha or cozida.Welsh onions are known as 葱 (pinyin: cōng) in Chinese, 葱 or ネギ in Japanese (the Japanese transliteration, 'negi', is another term for Welsh onions), 파 ('pa') in Korean and hành lá or hành ta in Vietnamese
Edited sentence: "Welsh" preserves the original meaning of the Old English word welisc, or Old German "welsche", meaning "foreign".In Hungary it is called póré hagyma—"peasant's onion".The name "Welsh onion" is a misnomer in modern English, as Allium fistulosum is not indigenous to Wales.Welsh onion is known in French as "ciboule", and in Portuguese as cebolinha or cozida.Welsh onions are known as 葱 (pinyin: cōng) in Chinese, 葱 or ネギ in Japanese (the Japanese transliteration, "negi", is another term for Welsh onions), 파 ("pa") in Korean and hành lá or hành ta in Vietnamese