MIAMI - Maria31
Instances of Dominicana for speaker MAR
| 673 | MAR | estabanS enS <Dominican Repu(blic)> [///] RepúblicaS DominicanaS . |
| estabanbe.V.3P.IMPERF enin.PREP Dominicanname Republicname Repúblicaname Dominicananame . | ||
| they were in the Dominican Republic. | ||
| 690 | MAR | parecíaS unS gringoS in the middle of <Dominican Rep(ublic)> [//] RepúblicaS DominicanaS where everybody has a nice tan [=! laughs] . |
| parecíaseem.V.13S.IMPERF unone.DET.INDEF.M.SG gringoNorth_American .N.M.SG.:NORTH_AMERICAN inin.PREP thethe.DET.DEF middlemiddle.ADJ ofof.PREP Dominicanname Republicname Repúblicaname Dominicananame wherewhere.REL everybodyeverybody.PRON hasha.IM+V 3S PRES.[or].has.V.3S.PRES aa.DET.INDEF nicenice.ADJ tantan.N.SG . | ||
| he looked like a gringo in the middle of the Dominican Republic, where everybody has a nice tan. |
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