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Instances of dyma

98GABa &=coughs (dy)ma fi (y)n deud wrth IsabelCS +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV fiI.PRON.1S+SM ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN wrthby.PREP Isabelname .
  and I said to her...
647ELOum (.) dyma (y)r uh (..) y gwyddau (y)n dechrau +"/.
  umum.IM dymathis_is.ADV yrthe.DET.DEF uher.IM ythe.DET.DEF gwyddaugoose.N.F.SG ynPRT dechraubegin.V.INFIN .
  and the geese would begin...
657ELOa (dy)ma fi (y)n dechrau +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV fiI.PRON.1S+SM ynPRT dechraubegin.V.INFIN .
  and I would begin:
765GABa (dy)ma fi (y)n deud +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV fiI.PRON.1S+SM ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN .
  and I would say.
961HERa (we)dyn (dy)ma fi (y)n deud +"/.
  aand.CONJ wedynafterwards.ADV dymathis_is.ADV fiI.PRON.1S+SM ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN .
  and then I said...
1295GABa dyma fo ar gefn y llo (.) a (y)r llall yn agor y glwyd i (y)r llo (y)ma ddod allan .
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV fohe.PRON.M.3S aron.PREP gefnback.N.M.SG+SM ythe.DET.DEF llocalf.N.M.SG aand.CONJ yrthe.DET.DEF llallother.PRON ynPRT agoropen.V.INFIN ythe.DET.DEF glwydgate.N.F.SG+SM ito.PREP yrthe.DET.DEF llocalf.N.M.SG ymahere.ADV ddodcome.V.INFIN+SM allanout.ADV .
  and there he was on the calf's back, and the other opening the gate for the calf to come through.
1500HERa dyma &m (.) uh (.) mam yn deud +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV uher.IM mammother.N.F.SG ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN .
  and Mum was saying:
1606HER+< a dyma +//.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV .
  and this is...
1860HERa dyma fo (y)n gofyn +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV fohe.PRON.M.3S ynPRT gofynask.V.INFIN .
  and he asked:
1896HERa dyma (.) uh fi (y)n deud ynde +"/.
  aand.CONJ dymathis_is.ADV uher.IM fiI.PRON.1S+SM ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN yndeisn't_it.IM .
  and I said:

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