Effective Communication_Informal and Conversational Tone.pptx

Effective Communication_Informal vs. Conversational Tone

1. How does informal communication influence the connections between the students and the school community in the video? In what ways does informal communication contribute to the student's journey and achievements depicted in the video?

2. SISTERS OF MARY SCHOOL-GIRLSTOWN INC. J.P Rizal St., Poblacion , City of Talisay 6045, Cebu, Philippines Effective Communication-Midterm-Semester 1

3. How does informal communication influence the connections between the students and the school community in the video? In what ways does informal communication contribute to the student's journey and achievements depicted in the video?

4. I can d istinguish between informal language and conversational tone in discussing a variety of personal and social topics. SISTERS OF MARY SCHOOL-GIRLSTOWN INC. J.P Rizal St., Poblacion, City of Talisay 6045, Cebu, Philippines Effective Communication-Midterm-Semester 1

5. refers to a relaxed, casual and often more personal way of communicating. It is characterized by the use of contractions , slang , idiomatic expressions and colloquial terms .

6. Hey, what’s up?” “I kinda feel tired today.” “That movie was super cool!” “Let’s hang out later.”

7. refers to the style of speech or writing that mimics the way people talk in everyday life and may still be present in both informal and semi-formal communication, such as blogs , vlogs , lifestyle articles , or even casual opinion pieces

8. “Have you ever wondered why we always talk about the weather?” “I think you’ll really enjoy this book.” “So, here’s what happened the other day…”

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10. 11 focuses on word choice and vocabulary pertains more to the style and structure of the message. It’s possible to use a conversational tone while still maintaining a neutral or even slightly formal word choice, and vice versa.

11. 12 Example 1: Informal Language: “LOL I totally freaked out during the concert; it was lit!” Conversational Tone: “I must say, the concert was unforgettable. I completely lost it when my favorite song played.”

12. 13 Example 2: Informal Language: “Bro, she’s acting kinda sus lately.” Conversational Tone: “You know, I’ve noticed something different about her recently. Have you?”

13. 14 Feature Informal Language Conversational Tone Purpose To be casual, relatable, and expressive To connect with audience in a natural, engaging way Common Contexts Chats with friends, social media comments Blog posts, lifestyle articles, classroom storytelling Usage Informal text messages, peer talk, memes, chats Blogs, vlogs, storytelling, classroom discussions Vocabulary Uses slang, idioms, contractions Uses accessible language but may not always include slang Structure Often fragmented, unstructured Structured but with natural flow like spoken language Tone Very relaxed and casual Warm, personal, but still structured Example Phrase “Can’t believe that dude flaked again.” “Have you ever had a friend just not show up without telling you?”

14. 15 Feature Informal Language Conversational Tone Purpose To be casual, relatable, and expressive To connect with audience in a natural, engaging way Common Contexts Chats with friends, social media comments Blog posts, lifestyle articles, classroom storytelling Usage Informal text messages, peer talk, memes, chats Blogs, vlogs, storytelling, classroom discussions Vocabulary Uses slang, idioms, contractions Uses accessible language but may not always include slang Structure Often fragmented, unstructured Structured but with natural flow like spoken language Tone Very relaxed and casual Warm, personal, but still structured Example Phrase “Can’t believe that dude flaked again.” “Have you ever had a friend just not show up without telling you?”

15. 16 Feature Informal Language Conversational Tone Purpose To be casual, relatable, and expressive To connect with audience in a natural, engaging way Common Contexts Chats with friends, social media comments Blog posts, lifestyle articles, classroom storytelling Usage Informal text messages, peer talk, memes, chats Blogs, vlogs, storytelling, classroom discussions Vocabulary Uses slang, idioms, contractions Uses accessible language but may not always include slang Structure Often fragmented, unstructured Structured but with natural flow like spoken language Tone Very relaxed and casual Warm, personal, but still structured Example Phrase “Can’t believe that dude flaked again.” “Have you ever had a friend just not show up without telling you?”

16. Which part of the video uses informal language and conversational tone.

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