Mae gyda ni yn Llywodraeth Cymru weledigaeth glir ar gyfer ein hiaith ni, a chynlluniau arloesol i droi’r weledigaeth yna yn realiti. Ond er hynny, mae’n bwysig pwysleisio un peth: o gychwyn cyntaf fy nhymor fel Gweinidog, dwi ‘di dweud nad oes gan Lywodraeth Cymru na fi fy hun—na neb arall a dweud y gwir—fonopoli ar syniadau da. Felly dwi’n edrych ymlaen yn arbennig at glywed am syniadau a gwersi gan bawb sy’ma:Beth ry’n ni’n ei wneud yn dda yma yng Nghymru a lle gallwn ni wella?Beth ych chi eich hun wedi’i ddysgu gan wledydd eraill?Beth fyddai’ch cynghorion chi—bobl sy wedi teithio i Gymru ar gyfer y gynhadledd—ar gyfer datblygu polisi iaith ymhellach yng Nghymru?
We in the Welsh Government have a clear vision for our language, and innovative plans to make that vision reality. But even so, it’s important to emphasise one thing: from the very beginning of my term as Minister, I’ve said that neither the Welsh Government nor myself — nor anyone else to be honest — has a monopoly on good ideas. So I’m especially looking forward to hearing about ideas and lessons from everyone who’s here:What are we doing well here in Wales and where can we improve?What have you yourself learned from other countries?What would be your tips — people travelling to Wales for the conference — for further developing language policy in Wales?