PATAGONIA - Patagonia12
Instances of oer for speaker PEN
| 544 | PEN | +< ac yn oer . |
| acand.CONJ ynPRT oercold.ADJ . | ||
| ...and cold | ||
| 978 | PEN | dipyn oer . |
| dipynlittle_bit.N.M.SG+SM oercold.ADJ . | ||
| quite cold | ||
| 979 | PEN | uh oedd hi (y)n oer ddoe yn (.) fyny fan (a)cw (.) yn_doedd ? |
| uher.IM oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF hishe.PRON.F.3S ynPRT oercold.ADJ ddoeyesterday.ADV ynPRT fynyup.ADV fanplace.N.MF.SG+SM acwover there.ADV yn_doeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF.TAG ? | ||
| er, it was cold yesterday up there wasn't it? | ||
| 987 | PEN | oedd y gwynt yn oer ofnadwy . |
| oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ythe.DET.DEF gwyntwind.N.M.SG ynPRT oercold.ADJ ofnadwyterrible.ADJ . | ||
| the wind was awfully cold |
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