The report looks at what factors were linked to whether people speak Welsh for April 2014 to March 2015.
This is not the latest release in the series: Welsh language (National Survey for Wales)
Series information:
People were more likely to both speak Welsh, and to speak Welsh more if they:
- identified themselves as white
- lived in Gwynedd, Anglesey, Ceredigion or Carmarthenshire
- were aged 16 to 29
- were more highly educated
- identified themselves as Christian.
People were more likely to speak Welsh more if they:
- lived in rural areas
- had more close family and friends
- were employed
- owned their own home rather than renting.
Reports
Who is more likely to ‘speak Welsh’ and ‘speak Welsh daily and more than just a few words’?, April 2014 to March 2015 , file type: PDF, file size: 564 KB
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Contact
Siobhan Evans
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Email: surveys@gov.wales
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