impormalidad
impormalidád with stress marks
informality
Usage Note
Impormalidad is used in formal writing and discussion to describe a casual or unofficial quality in social interaction, language, or settings. In Philippine workplaces and schools, impormalidad may be tolerated or criticized depending on context and hierarchy.
Examples
" Gusto ko ang impormalidad ng pagkikita. "
Natural Translation
I like the informality of the meeting.
Literal Translation
Like I the informality of-the meeting.
" Ang impormalidad ng kanilang talakayan ay nagbigay-daan sa mas bukas na pagpapahayag. "
Natural Translation
The informality of their discussion allowed for more open expression.
Literal Translation
The informality of-the their discussion allowed for more open expression.
" Dahil sa impormalidad ng pulong, mas malaya ang mga empleyado na magbahagi ng kanilang tunay na saloobin nang walang takot. "
Natural Translation
Because of the informality of the meeting, the employees were freer to share their true feelings without fear.
Literal Translation
Because of-the informality of-the meeting, more free the employees to share of their true feelings without fear.
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