SIARAD - Davies4
Instances of sôn for speaker OSW
| 236 | OSW | a wedyn mae (y)na gymaint i sôn am y lle te . |
| andand.CONJ thenafterwards.ADV be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES therethere.ADV so_muchso much.ADJ+SM toto.PREP mention.NONFINmention.V.INFIN aboutfor.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF placeplace.N.M.SG TAGbe.IM | ||
| and then there's so much to say about the place, you know | ||
| 884 | OSW | sôn am fwyd (a)chan # ew wsti (y)r noson (hon)no ddois i # i [/] i lle wyt ti (y)n gweithio ? |
| mention.NONFINmention.V.INFIN aboutfor.PREP foodfood.N.M.SG+SM boyunk goshoh.IM know.2Sknow.V.2S.PRES DETthe.DET.DEF nightnight.N.F.SG thatthat.ADJ.DEM.F.SG come.1S.PASTunk PRON.1Sto.PREP toto.PREP toto.PREP wherewhere.INT be.2S.PRESbe.V.2S.PRES PRON.2Syou.PRON.2S PRTPRT work.NONFINwork.V.INFIN | ||
| talking about food, mate, God, you know that night I came to...to the place where you work? |
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