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Instances of mam for speaker ADL

405ADL+< dw i gw(y)bod bod ei mam hi wedi marw .
  dwbe.V.1S.PRES iI.PRON.1S gwybodknow.V.INFIN bodbe.V.INFIN eiher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S mammother.N.F.SG hishe.PRON.F.3S wediafter.PREP marwdie.V.INFIN .
  I know that her mother has died.
406ADLachos [?] pan es i draw <yn (.)> [//] pedair mlynedd yn_ôl oedd ei mam yna .
  achosbecause.CONJ panwhen.CONJ esgo.V.1S.PAST iI.PRON.1S drawyonder.ADV ynPRT pedairfour.NUM.F mlyneddyears.N.F.PL+NM yn_ôlback.ADV oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF eihis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S mammother.N.F.SG ynathere.ADV .
  because, when I went over there four years ago, her mother was there.
409ADL+< ond mae (we)di marw wedyn mam Catrin_ElenCS .
  ondbut.CONJ maebe.V.3S.PRES wediafter.PREP marwdie.V.INFIN wedynafterwards.ADV mammother.N.F.SG Catrin_Elenname .
  but she died later, Catrin Elen's mother.
417ADLahCS eich mam yng nghyfraith wel !
  ahah.IM eichyour.ADJ.POSS.2P mammother.N.F.SG yngmy.ADJ.POSS.1S nghyfraithlaw.N.F.SG+NM welwell.IM !
  ah, your mother-in-law, well!
420ADLuh perthyn ie ie perthyn i (ei)ch mam yng nghyfraith .
  uher.IM perthynrelative.N.M.SG.[or].belong.V.2S.IMPER.[or].belong.V.3S.PRES.[or].belong.V.INFIN ieyes.ADV ieyes.ADV perthynrelative.N.M.SG.[or].belong.V.2S.IMPER.[or].belong.V.3S.PRES.[or].belong.V.INFIN ito.PREP eichyour.ADJ.POSS.2P mammother.N.F.SG yngmy.ADJ.POSS.1S nghyfraithlaw.N.F.SG+NM .
  related, yes, related to your mother-in-law.
479ADLbe(th) oedd (ei)ch mam chi hefyd yn canu ?
  bethwhat.INT oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF eichyour.ADJ.POSS.2P mammother.N.F.SG chiyou.PRON.2P hefydalso.ADV ynPRT canusing.V.INFIN ?
  did you mother sing as well?
558ADLpwy oedd yn gwnïo (ei)ch mam chi ?
  pwywho.PRON oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ynPRT gwnïosew.V.INFIN eichyour.ADJ.POSS.2P mammother.N.F.SG chiyou.PRON.2P ?
  who did the sewing, your mum?

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