MIAMI - Herring1
Instances of como for speaker LAU
| 145 | LAU | +< como siempre como siempre . |
| comolike.CONJ siemprealways.ADV comolike.CONJ siemprealways.ADV . | ||
| as usual, as usual. | ||
| 145 | LAU | +< como siempre como siempre . |
| comolike.CONJ siemprealways.ADV comolike.CONJ siemprealways.ADV . | ||
| as usual, as usual. | ||
| 150 | LAU | +< xxx NickSE and his mom queS todoS eraS comoS hombreS xxx . |
| Nickname andand.CONJ hishis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S mommom.N.SG quethat.PRON.REL todoeverything.PRON.M.SG erabe.V.13S.IMPERF comolike.CONJ hombreman.N.M.SG . | ||
| [...] Nick and his mom that everything was like man [...]. | ||
| 890 | LAU | +< teS quierenS tenerS comoS losS chinosS ehSE ? |
| teyou.PRON.OBL.MF.2S quierenwant.V.3P.PRES tenerhave.V.INFIN comolike.CONJ losthe.DET.DEF.M.PL chinoschinese.N.M.PL eheh.IM ? | ||
| they want you to be like Chinese, eh ? |
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