MIAMI - Sastre9
Instances of oh for speaker KAY

620KAYoh really so you've done your homework .
  ohoh.IM reallyreal.ADJ+ADV soso.ADV you'veyou.PRON.SUB.2SP+HAVE.V.PRES donedone.V.PASTPART youryour.ADJ.POSS.2SP homeworkhomework.N.SG .
  
760KAYoh my god .
  ohoh.IM mymy.ADJ.POSS.1S godgod.N.SG .
  
779KAYqueS hastaS they are coming down to the shores and oh my god .
  quethat.CONJ hastauntil.PREP theythey.PRON.SUB.3P areare.V.3P.PRES comingcome.V.PRESPART downdown.PREP toto.PREP thethe.DET.DEF shoresshore.N.PL andand.CONJ ohoh.IM mymy.ADJ.POSS.1S godgod.N.SG .
  that they are even coming down to the shores and, oh my God.
846KAY+< oh good .
  ohoh.IM goodgood.ADJ .
  
922KAYoh they don't like when I say that .
  ohoh.IM theythey.PRON.SUB.3P don'tdo.V.3P.PRES+NEG likelike.CONJ whenwhen.CONJ II.PRON.SUB.1S saysay.V.1S.PRES thatthat.DEM.FAR .
  
950KAYoh my god .
  ohoh.IM mymy.ADJ.POSS.1S godgod.N.SG .
  
1001KAYoh .
  ohoh.IM .
  
1006KAYoh you know a relationship goes through a lot of different phases .
  ohoh.IM youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP knowknow.V.2SP.PRES aa.DET.INDEF relationshiprelationship.N.SG goesgoes.N.SG throughthrough.PREP aa.DET.INDEF lotlot.N.SG ofof.PREP differentdifferent.ADJ phasesphases.N.PL.[or].phase.N.PL .
  
1249KAYohSE <te dio> [//] yo no te di <la car(ta)> [/] la carta ?
  ohoh.IM teyou.PRON.OBL.MF.2S diogive.V.3S.PAST yoI.PRON.SUB.MF.1S nonot.ADV teyou.PRON.OBL.MF.2S digive.V.1S.PAST.[or].tell.V.2S.IMPER lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG cartamenu.N.F.SG lathe.DET.DEF.F.SG cartamenu.N.F.SG ?
  oh he gave you, I didn't give you the letter?
1269KAYoh please is right .
  ohoh.IM pleaseplease.V.IMPER isis.V.3S.PRES rightright.ADJ .
  
1428KAYoh yeah no she's very smart .
  ohoh.IM yeahyeah.ADV nono.ADV she'sshe.PRON.SUB.F.3S+BE.V.3S.PRES veryvery.ADV smartsmart.ADJ .
  

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