PATAGONIA - Patagonia35<br/>Instances of <strong>hen</strong> for speaker AMA

PATAGONIA - Patagonia35
Instances of hen for speaker AMA

14	AMA	ie aeth o dim (y)n_ôl i (y)r dyffryn a llai byth i ei hen wlad .
		ieyes.ADV aethgo.V.3S.PAST ohe.PRON.M.3S dimnot.ADV yn_ôlback.ADV ito.PREP yrthe.DET.DEF dyffrynvalley.N.M.SG aand.CONJ llaismaller.ADJ.COMP bythnever.ADV ito.PREP eiher.ADJ.POSS.F.3S.[or].his.ADJ.POSS.M.3S.[or].go.V.2S.PRES henold.ADJ wladcountry.N.F.SG+SM .
		yes, he didn't go back to the Valley and even less to his homeland.
159	AMA	ie <o(eddw)n i (y)n> [/] o(eddw)n i (y)n darllen y hanes (y)na mewn um EnfysCS yr EnfysCS hen hen oedd gen i wedi cael o o rywun .
		ieyes.ADV oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT darllenread.V.INFIN ythe.DET.DEF hanesstory.N.M.SG ynathere.ADV mewnin.PREP umum.IM Enfysname yrthe.DET.DEF Enfysname henold.ADJ henold.ADJ oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF genwith.PREP iI.PRON.1S wediafter.PREP caelget.V.INFIN oof.PREP oof.PREP rywunsomeone.N.M.SG+SM .
		yes, I read that story in an Enfys [publication], the old Enfys I'd been given by somebody.
159	AMA	ie <o(eddw)n i (y)n> [/] o(eddw)n i (y)n darllen y hanes (y)na mewn um EnfysCS yr EnfysCS hen hen oedd gen i wedi cael o o rywun .
		ieyes.ADV oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT oeddwnbe.V.1S.IMPERF iI.PRON.1S ynPRT darllenread.V.INFIN ythe.DET.DEF hanesstory.N.M.SG ynathere.ADV mewnin.PREP umum.IM Enfysname yrthe.DET.DEF Enfysname henold.ADJ henold.ADJ oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF genwith.PREP iI.PRON.1S wediafter.PREP caelget.V.INFIN oof.PREP oof.PREP rywunsomeone.N.M.SG+SM .
		yes, I read that story in an Enfys [publication], the old Enfys I'd been given by somebody.
204	AMA	+< ac oedden yn nos neu pan oedden nhw (y)n stopio oedd (y)na hen ganu a chwarae (a)cordion a +//.
		acand.CONJ oeddenbe.V.13P.IMPERF ynPRT nosnight.N.F.SG neuor.CONJ panwhen.CONJ oeddenbe.V.3P.IMPERF nhwthey.PRON.3P ynPRT stopiostop.V.INFIN oeddbe.V.3S.IMPERF ynathere.ADV henold.ADJ ganusing.V.INFIN+SM aand.CONJ chwaraeplay.V.INFIN acordionaccordion.N.M.SG aand.CONJ .
		and they, in the evening or when they were stopping, there was a lot of singing and accordion playing...

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