PATAGONIA - Patagonia3<br/>Instances of <strong>ei</strong> for speaker CAR

PATAGONIA - Patagonia3
Instances of ei for speaker CAR

149	CAR	ond mae o wedi cael ei fagu (he)fyd [?] yn TrelewCS .
		ondbut.CONJ maebe.V.3S.PRES ohe.PRON.M.3S wediafter.PREP caelget.V.INFIN eihis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S fagurear.V.INFIN+SM hefydalso.ADV ynin.PREP Trelewname .
		but he was also brought up in Trelew.
218	CAR	ond dan ni ddim yn ei licio fo .
		ondbut.CONJ danbe.V.1P.PRES niwe.PRON.1P ddimnot.ADV+SM ynPRT eihis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S liciolike.V.INFIN fohe.PRON.M.3S .
		but we don't like it.
233	CAR	MaredCS (y)dy ei enw (h)i .
		Maredname ydybe.V.3S.PRES eiher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S enwname.N.M.SG hishe.PRON.F.3S .
		her name's Mared.
242	CAR	mae o (y)n mynd efo ei fam &=laugh bob bore yn y car .
		maebe.V.3S.PRES ohe.PRON.M.3S ynPRT myndgo.V.INFIN efowith.PREP eihis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S fammother.N.F.SG+SM bobeach.PREQ+SM boremorning.N.M.SG ynin.PREP ythe.DET.DEF carcar.N.M.SG .
		he goes with his mother in the car every morning.
488	CAR	xxx dada wedi dod ei hunan o BethesdaCS (.) ac um pan es i i (y)r fynwent a gweld (.) nain a taid a (..) anti MaliCS a anti Sara_Mary o FangorCS (.) a yncl SionCS rheini i_gyd o <o(eddw)n i (y)n> [/] o(eddw)n i (y)n teimlo (y)n ofnadwy yn y fynwent .
		dadaDaddy.N.M.SG wediafter.PREP dodcome.V.INFIN eihis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S hunanself.PRON.SG ofrom.PREP Bethesdaname acand.CONJ umum.IM panwhen.CONJ esgo.V.1S.PAST iI.PRON.1S ito.PREP yrthe.DET.DEF fynwentgraveyard.N.F.SG+SM aand.CONJ gweldsee.V.INFIN naingrandmother.N.F.SG aand.CONJ taidgrandfather.N.M.SG aand.CONJ antiaunt.N.F.SG Maliname aand.CONJ antiaunt.N.F.SG Sara_Maryname oof.PREP Fangorname aand.CONJ yncluncle.N.M.SG Sionname rheinithose.PRON i_gydall.ADJ ofrom.PREP.[or].of.PREP.[or].he.PRON.M.3S oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT teimlofeel.V.INFIN ynPRT ofnadwyterrible.ADJ ynin.PREP ythe.DET.DEF fynwentgraveyard.N.F.SG+SM .
		Dada came himself from Bethesda and when I went to the cemetry to see my grandparents and Aunti Mali and Auntie Sara-Mary from Bangor and Uncle Sion, all of them, oh I felt awful in the cemetery.

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