English: Thank you very much, Suzy, and you really are a model of what we're trying to deliver with the Welsh language strategy, and you're someone who has developed confidence in your use of the Welsh language, and I thank you for contributing not just in terms of learning and practising your Welsh, but also speaking Welsh to your children, and they are also helping us to reach 1 million Welsh speakers. So, thank you very much for that. Certainly, in terms of working mothers, I know that the work that you've done for a long time has emphasised this need to ensure that learners become a part of what we're trying to deliver here, and workers. The fact that you're emphasising the role of the mother and the role of women is something that we do recognise. That's why, for example, we have brought a new policy forward in terms of language transfer within families, and we do recognise that the role of mothers in this sense is vital; starting from the start and trying to get people to think, before they have children, which language they want to speak to their children. But one project that we have progressed during this session is the Working Welsh programme. I know that that is something that you are very supportive of, and of course it's been very difficult to do that during a pandemic, but I do hope that we will have an opportunity to return to that, which was a success. But just to emphasise my thanks to you, Suzy, for everything that you've done during this Senedd and everything that you've done for the Welsh language, and I'm sure that your contribution is going to be seen as something that's made a difference, not just here in the Senedd, but on the ground as well. And thank you very much for everything that you've done.
Welsh: Diolch yn fawr, Suzy, ac rwyt ti wirioneddol yn fodel o beth rŷm ni'n treial ei gyflawni gyda'r strategaeth Gymraeg, rhywun sydd wedi datblygu o ran hyder yn y Gymraeg, a diolch i ti am gyfrannu nid yn unig wrth ddysgu Cymraeg ac wrth ymarfer Cymraeg, ond hefyd wrth siarad Cymraeg gyda dy blant di, ac maen nhw hefyd yn helpu ni i gyrraedd 1 miliwn. Felly, diolch yn fawr i ti am hynny. Yn sicr, o ran mamau sy'n gweithio, dwi'n gwybod bod y gwaith rŷch chi wedi bod yn wneud ers sbel wedi bod yn pwysleisio'r angen yma i sicrhau bod dysgwyr yn dod yn rhan o beth rŷm ni'n treial ei gyflawni fan hyn, a gweithwyr. Mae'r ffaith bod chi'n pwysleisio rôl y fam, rôl y fenyw yn rhywbeth rŷm ni'n cydnabod. Dyna pam, er enghraifft, rydym ni wedi dod lan gyda pholisi newydd o ran trosglwyddo iaith yn y teulu, ac rŷm ni'n cydnabod bod rôl y fam yn hyn o beth yn hollbwysig; y dechrau o'r dechrau a thrio cael pobl i feddwl, cyn eu bod nhw'n cael plant, pa iaith maen nhw eisiau siarad gyda'u plant nhw hefyd. Ond un prosiect rŷm ni wedi symud ymlaen gydag e yn ystod y sesiwn yma yw'r rhaglen Cymraeg Gwaith. Dwi'n gwybod bod hwnna yn rhywbeth roeddech chi yn gefnogol iawn ohoni, wrth gwrs. Mae hi wedi bod yn anodd gwneud hynny yn ystod y pandemig, ond dwi'n gobeithio byddwn ni'n cael cyfle i fynd yn ôl at hynny, a oedd yn profi i fod yn llwyddiannus iawn. Ond jest i danlinellu fy niolch i ti, Suzy, am bopeth rwyt ti wedi gwneud yn y Senedd yma, am bopeth rwyt ti'n gwneud dros yr iaith Gymraeg, a dwi'n siŵr bod dy gyfraniad di hefyd yn mynd i gael ei weld fel rhywbeth sydd wedi gwneud gwahaniaeth, nid jest yma yn y Senedd ond ar lawr gwlad. A diolch yn fawr i ti am bopeth rwyt ti wedi'i wneud.