MIAMI - Herring17
Instances of fetus for speaker JAM
| 582 | JAM | +" let's see our fetus ! |
| let'slet.V.IMPER+US.PRON.SUB.1P seesee.SV.INFIN ourour.ADJ.POSS.1P fetusfetus.N.SG ! | ||
| 590 | JAM | it would be so unnatural to have a child like growing like a fetus outside the woman . |
| itit.PRON.SUB.3S wouldbe.V.3S.COND bebe.SV.INFIN soso.ADV unnaturalunnatural.ADJ toto.PREP havehave.V.INFIN aa.DET.INDEF childchild.N.SG likelike.CONJ growinggrow.V.PRESPART likelike.CONJ aa.DET.INDEF fetusfetus.N.SG outsideoutside.PREP thethe.DET.DEF womanwoman.N.SG . | ||
| 610 | JAM | +< it's like kind of using fetus to +//. |
| it'sit.PRON.SUB.3S+BE.V.3S.PRES likelike.CONJ.[or].like.SV.INFIN kindkind.ADJ.[or].kind.N.SG ofof.PREP usinguse.V.PRESPART fetusfetus.N.SG toto.PREP . | ||
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