PATAGONIA - Patagonia31
Instances of gŵr for speaker CZA
| 155 | CZA | +< <oedd y> [/] oedd y gŵr efo hi oedd ? |
| oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ythat.PRON.REL oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ythe.DET.DEF gŵrman.N.M.SG efowith.PREP hishe.PRON.F.3S oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ? | ||
| the husband was with her, was he? | ||
| 1254 | CZA | &ba weld y gŵr wrth_gwrs . |
| weldsee.V.INFIN+SM ythe.DET.DEF gŵrman.N.M.SG wrth_gwrsof_course.ADV . | ||
| to see the husband, of course. | ||
| 1280 | CZA | xxx mae [/] mae IsabelCS (.) &e IsabelCS (y)r ferch rŵan (.) a (y)r gŵr +... |
| maebe.V.3S.PRES maebe.V.3S.PRES Isabelname Isabelname yrthe.DET.DEF ferchgirl.N.F.SG+SM rŵannow.ADV aand.CONJ yrthe.DET.DEF gŵrman.N.M.SG . | ||
| [...] Isabel, the girl now, and the husband... |
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