PATAGONIA - Patagonia18
Instances of hi for speaker FRO

153FROond oedda hi +...
  ondbut.CONJ oeddabe.V.2S.IMPERF hishe.PRON.F.3S .
  but it was...
195FROsíS pan [/] (.) pan oedd hi (y)n ffonio (.) oeddwn i (y)n uh wrth y twnnel .
  síyes.ADV panwhen.CONJ panwhen.CONJ oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF hishe.PRON.F.3S ynPRT ffoniophone.V.INFIN oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT uher.IM wrthby.PREP ythe.DET.DEF twnneltunnel.N.M.SG .
  yes, when she was phoning I was by the tunnel
216FROeich mam (.) mae hi (y)n clywed <be dan ni (y)n> [/] be dan ni (y)n sgwrsio ?
  eichyour.ADJ.POSS.2P mammother.N.F.SG maebe.V.3S.PRES hishe.PRON.F.3S ynPRT clywedhear.V.INFIN bewhat.INT danbe.V.1P.PRES niwe.PRON.1P ynPRT bewhat.INT danbe.V.1P.PRES niwe.PRON.1P ynPRT sgwrsiochat.V.INFIN ?
  your mother, is she listening to what we're saying?
236FROfasai hi wedi licio dod yma (.) siŵr o fod .
  fasaibe.V.3S.PLUPERF+SM hishe.PRON.F.3S wediafter.PREP liciolike.V.INFIN dodcome.V.INFIN ymahere.ADV siŵrsure.ADJ oof.PREP fodbe.V.INFIN+SM .
  she would have liked to come here, I'm sure
238FROfasai hi wedi licio dod yma .
  fasaibe.V.3S.PLUPERF+SM hishe.PRON.F.3S wediafter.PREP liciolike.V.INFIN dodcome.V.INFIN ymahere.ADV .
  she would have liked to come here
240FROi gweld [/] (.) i weld hi siŵr o fod .
  ito.PREP gweldsee.V.INFIN ito.PREP weldsee.V.INFIN+SM hishe.PRON.F.3S siŵrsure.ADJ oof.PREP fodbe.V.INFIN+SM .
  to see her, I'm sure
555FROdw i (y)n yfed te (.) efo GwenanCS (..) pan mae hi (y)n paratoi te (.) yn y pnawn .
  dwbe.V.1S.PRES iI.PRON.1S ynPRT yfeddrink.V.INFIN tetea.N.M.SG efowith.PREP Gwenanname panwhen.CONJ maebe.V.3S.PRES hishe.PRON.F.3S ynPRT paratoiprepare.V.INFIN tetea.N.M.SG ynin.PREP ythe.DET.DEF pnawnafternoon.N.M.SG .
  I drink tea with Gwenan, when she prepares tea in the afternoon

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