Informal Use. The informal expression is expressed by the speaker in an informal setting (situation), and to the people whom he/she knows very well. It is also usually expressed to greet someone whom the speaker knows well. In the informal setting, the speaker does not probably greet his/her best friends in the same way as his/her employer. In greeting them, the speaker can certainly greet them with hello, not with Good morning (Sir). The settings in which the informal expression is usually expressed are, for example, in a private conversation and personal letters. The examples of the informal expressions are :
Informal Use. We’ll explore how we can use informal events and situations e.g., musical ones within our influence to create social capital in the Welsh language. As most young Welsh speakers have now started to learn to speak the language at school, we’ll work together to see how we can ensure they have positive, informal out-of-school experiences through the Welsh language that aren’t linked to the education system. As part of this, we’ll look at how successful S4C content such as Hansh and Lŵp offers ways for this group to use and engage with Cymraeg. Welsh speakers outside Wales We note that a third of viewing S4C content on S4C Clic and the iPlayer comes from outside Wales and that Welsh speakers migrate but want to keep in touch with the language. So where appropriate, we’ll work together to ensure that we promote Welsh content among the Welsh-speaking diaspora. In addition, we’ll be using our data regarding the Welsh language and the Welsh-speaking diaspora to promote the various products of this Memorandum to Welsh people all over the world. We’ll also use our network of business contacts, including our ambassadors, to help make connections and support efforts to grow S4C’s international network and thereby raise the profile of the Welsh language internationally.
