MIAMI - Zeledon9
Instances of Texas
| 296 | CHA | I know you guys cook a lot you know since she's from the south of TexasSE . |
| II.PRON.SUB.1S knowknow.V.1S.PRES youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP guysguy.N.PL cookcook.N.SG aa.DET.INDEF lotlot.N.SG youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP knowknow.V.2SP.PRES sincesince.PREP she'sshe.PRON.SUB.F.3S+BE.V.3S.PRES fromfrom.PREP thethe.DET.DEF southsouth.N.SG ofof.PREP Texasname . | ||
| 352 | GIL | my dad comes from the United States from TexasSE . |
| mymy.ADJ.POSS.1S daddad.N.SG comescomes.N.SG.[or].come.V.PRES.3S fromfrom.PREP thethe.DET.DEF Unitedname Statesname fromfrom.PREP Texasname . | ||
| 353 | GIL | um (.) he was born in TylerSE TexasSE . |
| umum.IM hehe.PRON.SUB.M.3S waswas.V.3S.PAST bornborn.V.PASTPART inin.PREP Tylername Texasname . | ||
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