MIAMI - Herring15
Instances of ray for speaker BRA
| 383 | BRA | and he said that he saw um a manta ray just like swimming bro . |
| andand.CONJ hehe.PRON.SUB.M.3S saidsaid.V.PAST thatthat.CONJ hehe.PRON.SUB.M.3S sawsaw.V.PAST umum.IM aa.DET.INDEF mantamanta.N.SG rayray.N.SG justjust.ADJ.[or].just.ADV likelike.CONJ swimmingunk brobro.N.SG . | ||
| 387 | BRA | and he said that there was like a twelve foot uh hammerhead shark that was chasing the manta ray . |
| andand.CONJ hehe.PRON.SUB.M.3S saidsaid.V.PAST thatthat.CONJ.[or].that.DEM.FAR therethere.ADV waswas.V.3S.PAST likelike.CONJ aa.DET.INDEF twelvetwelve.NUM footfoot.N.SG uhuh.IM hammerheadhammerhead.N.SG sharkshark.N.SG thatthat.DEM.FAR waswas.V.3S.PAST chasingchase.V.PRESPART thethe.DET.DEF mantamanta.N.SG rayray.N.SG . | ||
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