PATAGONIA - Patagonia26
Instances of ewyrth for speaker VAL
| 642 | VAL | wel ie dy [/] dy [/] d(y) ewyrth . |
| welwell.IM ieyes.ADV dyyour.ADJ.POSS.2S dyyour.ADJ.POSS.2S dyyour.ADJ.POSS.2S ewyrthuncle.N.M.SG . | ||
| well, yes, your uncle. | ||
| 644 | VAL | ewyrth (y)na sy yn byw yn BarrilocheCS ie ? |
| ewyrthuncle.N.M.SG ynathere.ADV sybe.V.3S.PRES.REL ynPRT bywlive.V.INFIN ynin.PREP Barrilochename ieyes.ADV ? | ||
| that uncle who lives in Bariloche, si it? | ||
| 922 | VAL | ac oedd um tri ewyrth i mi wedyn . |
| acand.CONJ oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF umum.IM trithree.NUM.M ewyrthuncle.N.M.SG ito.PREP miI.PRON.1S wedynafterwards.ADV . | ||
| and then I had three uncles. |
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