PATAGONIA - Patagonia30
Instances of ochr for speaker MAG
| 622 | MAG | +< mae MargaretCS wedi dod lawr rŵan a mae hi (we)di dod i eistedd (y)r ochr arall . |
| maebe.V.3S.PRES Margaretname wediafter.PREP dodcome.V.INFIN lawrdown.ADV rŵannow.ADV aand.CONJ maebe.V.3S.PRES hishe.PRON.F.3S wediafter.PREP dodcome.V.INFIN ito.PREP eisteddsit.V.INFIN yrthe.DET.DEF ochrside.N.F.SG arallother.ADJ . | ||
| Margaret has come down now and she's gone to sit on the other side. | ||
| 918 | MAG | wrth ochr lle (y)r steddfod neu ? |
| wrthby.PREP ochrside.N.F.SG lleplace.N.M.SG yrthe.DET.DEF steddfodeisteddfod.N.F.SG neuor.CONJ ? | ||
| by the Esiteddfod site or..? | ||
| 1122 | MAG | ahCS wrth dy ochr lle ti ? |
| ahah.IM wrthby.PREP dyyour.ADJ.POSS.2S ochrside.N.F.SG llewhere.INT tiyou.PRON.2S ? | ||
| ah, next to your place? |
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