PATAGONIA - Patagonia30
Instances of fod for speaker REB
| 192 | REB | a ti fod (.) edrych yr ochr yma (.) yr ochr arall . |
| aand.CONJ tiyou.PRON.2S fodbe.V.INFIN+SM edrychlook.V.INFIN yrthe.DET.DEF ochrside.N.F.SG ymahere.ADV yrthe.DET.DEF ochrside.N.F.SG arallother.ADJ . | ||
| and you're supposed to look this side, the other side. | ||
| 1296 | REB | +< fel (.) ddylsai fod . |
| fellike.CONJ ddylsaiought_to.V.3S.PLUPERF+SM fodbe.V.INFIN+SM . | ||
| how it should be. | ||
| 1606 | REB | +< welaist ti (.) gymaint mae rywun fod i dalu rŵan ? |
| welaistsee.V.2S.PAST+SM tiyou.PRON.2S gymaintso much.ADJ+SM maebe.V.3S.PRES rywunsomeone.N.M.SG+SM fodbe.V.INFIN+SM ito.PREP dalupay.V.INFIN+SM rŵannow.ADV ? | ||
| have you seen how much people have to pay now? |
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