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Children should speak to their friends in Welsh while playing on games consoles to keep up their use of the language, according to the Welsh language minister.

Eluned Morgan acknowledged that non-Welsh speaking parents of children who go to Welsh-medium schools were “anxious” to ensure they have opportunities to use the language while schools are closed.

She said the government had provided online resources to help.

“There's also opportunities for people to use their language, we've seen the Urdd for example undertake a significant digital event, the Eisteddfod T, with thousands of children from Welsh speaking homes and non-Welsh speaking homes were able to use the language.

“And also I think it's worth just making the point that they have friends, they can speak to their friends in Welsh.

“So I'd encourage them if they are going to be playing on their Xboxes or their PS4s, then there's no reason why they couldn't be chatting to their friends through the medium of Welsh."