SIARAD - Fusser16
Instances of Gymry for speaker SIR
| 500 | SIR | ond umCE oedd GaimanCE # <oedd hwnnw> [///] # oedd (y)na lotCE o Gymry (y)n GaimanCE de . |
| butbut.CONJ IMum.IM be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF Gaimanname be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF thatthat.PRON.DEM.M.SG be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF therethere.ADV lotlot.N.SG ofof.PREP Welsh_peopleWelsh_people.N.M.PL+SM inin.PREP Gaimanname TAGbe.IM+SM | ||
| but um, the Gaiman, that was...there were a lot of Welsh people in Gaiman, you know | ||
| 505 | SIR | a (we)dyn o'ch chi (y)n gweld mwy o Gymry (y)no hefyd . |
| andand.CONJ thenafterwards.ADV be.2PL.IMPunk PRON.2PLyou.PRON.2P PRTPRT see.NONFINsee.V.INFIN moremore.ADJ.COMP ofof.PREP Welsh_peopleWelsh_people.N.M.PL+SM therethere.ADV alsoalso.ADV | ||
| so you'd see more Welsh there too |
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