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1. Formal/Informal Dimension
Ibina, Gerald U.
Picornells, Elgie
Elijah, Francis
Cabucayan, Jascen
Campoy, Johnny
Badayos, Muhammad Nur
Dela Peña, Yjhe

2. Formal Dimension
Usually means meticulous observation of
appropriateness in dress, language, and
settings.
Examples:
Request Orders
Commands Reports

3. Example of Formal Communication

4. Informal Dimension
is the opposite of formal dimension.
It is uses a more casual approach
with no regard of the formalities.
Examples:
Sharing of feelings
Casual discussion
Gossip

5. Example of Informal Communication

6. The influences of culture and gender
in formal dimension

7. For modern Koreans, hanbok are the formal clothing worn during Korean
holidays or on special occasions. Children wear hanbok on their first
birthday and adults wear it for their wedding ceremony or major events
within the family, including funerals.

9. Elaboration of hanbok according to their gender
Women’s dresses are usually slim at the top, widening at the bottom.