PATAGONIA - Patagonia31
Instances of un for speaker SOF

72SOFa wedyn pan godais i <i ddod &a> [//] i ddod adre dyma (y)r uh (.) un o (y)r merched yn deud [?] +"/.
  aand.CONJ wedynafterwards.ADV panwhen.CONJ godaislift.V.1S.PAST+SM iI.PRON.1S ito.PREP ddodcome.V.INFIN+SM ito.PREP ddodcome.V.INFIN+SM adrehome.ADV dymathis_is.ADV yrthe.DET.DEF uher.IM unone.NUM oof.PREP yrthe.DET.DEF merchedgirl.N.F.PL ynPRT deudsay.V.INFIN .
  and when I got up to go home, one of the girls said:
244SOFie wrth_gwrs achos mae o (y)n gormod i un yn_dydy ?
  ieyes.ADV wrth_gwrsof_course.ADV achosbecause.CONJ maebe.V.3S.PRES ohe.PRON.M.3S ynPRT gormodtoo_much.QUANT ito.PREP unone.NUM yn_dydybe.V.3S.PRES.TAG ?
  yes, of course, because it's too much for one, isn't it?
294SOF(doe)s (yn)a (ddi)m un troed wedi torri na dim_byd .
  doesbe.V.3S.PRES.INDEF.NEG ynathere.ADV ddimnot.ADV+SM unone.NUM troedfoot.N.MF.SG.[or].turn.V.3S.IMPER wediafter.PREP torribreak.V.INFIN nano.ADV.[or].than.CONJ.[or].(n)or.CONJ.[or].who_not.PRON.REL.NEG.[or].PRT.NEG dim_bydnothing.ADV .
  not one foot has broken or anything.
487SOF<maen nhw> [//] mae (y)na un yn dal i wneud hynna .
  maenbe.V.3P.PRES nhwthey.PRON.3P maebe.V.3S.PRES ynathere.ADV unone.NUM ynPRT dalstill.ADV ito.PREP wneudmake.V.INFIN+SM hynnathat.PRON.DEM.SP .
  there's one who still does that.
488SOFmae (y)na un yn dal i wneud hynna (.) yn_does ?
  maebe.V.3S.PRES ynathere.ADV unone.NUM ynPRT dalstill.ADV ito.PREP wneudmake.V.INFIN+SM hynnathat.PRON.DEM.SP yn_doesbe.V.3S.PRES.INDEF.TAG ?
  there's one who still does that, isn't there?
509SOFa wedyn mae (.) un o merched JuliaCS (y)n gweithio (y)n +...
  aand.CONJ wedynafterwards.ADV maebe.V.3S.PRES unone.NUM oof.PREP merchedgirl.N.F.PL Julianame ynPRT gweithiowork.V.INFIN ynPRT .
  and one of Julia's daughters works in...

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