MIAMI - Maria40
Instances of Patrisha
| 298 | MAR | youE likeE theE breadE PatrishaSE . |
| youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP likelike.V.2SP.PRES thethe.DET.DEF breadbread.N.SG Patrishaname . | ||
| 309 | MAR | ah PatrishaSE ! |
| ahah.IM Patrishaname ! | ||
| 583 | MAR | JackSE se despertó a las nueve PatrishaSE a las ocho y ThomasSE a las ocho_y_media . |
| Jackname seself.PRON.REFL.MF.3SP despertówake.V.3S.PAST ato.PREP lasthe.DET.DEF.F.PL nuevenine.NUM Patrishaname ato.PREP lasthe.DET.DEF.F.PL ochoeight.NUM yand.CONJ Thomasname ato.PREP lasthe.DET.DEF.F.PL ocho_y_mediaunk . | ||
| Jack woke up at nine, Patrisha at eight and Thomas at half past eight . | ||
| 1084 | MAR | alrightE PatrishaSE comeE stirE ! |
| alrightalright.ADV Patrishaname comecome.SV.INFIN stirstir.SV.INFIN ! | ||
| 1118 | MAR | alrightE PatrishaSE . |
| alrightalright.ADV Patrishaname . | ||
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