Let us look at a more formal situation.
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Mrs Owen:, Pnawn da Rhys.~~Neis eich gweld chi.~~Sut dach chi?, Good afternoon Rhys.~~Nice to see you.~~How are you?
Rhys:, Ddim yn ddrwg diolch.~~Sut dach chi?, Not bad thanks Mrs Owen.~~How are you?
Mrs Owen:, Iawn diolch., O.K. thanks.
Rhys:, Da iawn!~~A’r teulu?, Very good!~~And the family?
Mrs Owen:, O – swnllyd iawn wrth gwrs!, Oh – very noisy of course!
Rhys:, Wrth gwrs.~~Plant!!~~Eisteddwch i lawr am funud., Of course.~~Children!!~~Sit down for a minute.
Mrs Owen:, Diolch i chi., Thank (to you)
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Here we have a more formal work placed situation. Out of respect we would address members of the public as “chi”, and out of respect, members of the public would address a member of North Wales Housing as “chi”.
