SIARAD - Fusser16
Instances of canu for speaker SIR
| 47 | SIR | canu . |
| sing.NONFINsing.V.INFIN | ||
| sining | ||
| 595 | SIR | xxx canu deuawd (y)na . |
| sing.NONFINsing.V.INFIN duetduet.N.F.SG therethere.ADV | ||
| [...] sang a duet there | ||
| 1050 | SIR | a mae GutoCE yn canu ac adrodd +/ . |
| andand.CONJ be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Gutoname PRTPRT sing.NONFINsing.V.INFIN andand.CONJ recite.NONFINrecite.V.INFIN | ||
| and Guto sings and recites... | ||
| 1054 | SIR | mae GutoCE wrth ei fodd dydy [?] (e)fo canu . |
| be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Gutoname byby.PREP POSS.3SMhis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S likingpleasure.N.M.SG+SM be.3S.PRES.NEGbe.V.3S.PRES.NEG withwith.PREP sing.NONFINsing.V.INFIN | ||
| Guto loves singing, doesn't he |
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