SIARAD - Fusser4
Instances of yeah for speaker ADW

130ADWohCE yeahCE ac yn_erbyn # y Gymraeg o ran y gymdeithas .
  IMoh.IM yeahyeah.ADV andand.CONJ againstagainst.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF WelshWelsh.N.F.SG+SM ofof.PREP partpart.N.F.SG+SM DETthe.DET.DEF societysociety.N.F.SG+SM
  oh yeah, and against the Welsh language as far as the society was concerned.
228ADWohCE yeahCE .
  oh.IM yeah.ADV
  
230ADWohCE yeahCE .
  oh.IM yeah.ADV
  
281ADW<ohCE yeahCE> ["] medda fi .
  IMoh.IM yeahyeah.ADV say.1S.PASTown.V.2S.IMPER PRON.1SI.PRON.1S+SM
  "oh yeah", I said.
432ADWyeahCE .
  yeah.ADV
  
434ADWwellCE yeahCE <ar y> [/] <ar y &s> [/] <ar CefnCE> [//] <ar y &s> [//] ar erCE traeth Cefn_SidanCE .
  wellwell.ADV yeahyeah.ADV onon.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF onon.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF onon.PREP Cefnname onon.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF onon.PREP DETer.IM onbeach.N.M.SG IMname beach
  well, yeah, on Cefn Sidan beach
561ADW&=click # a mi oedd y pethau (y)ma fath â umCE # be dach chi (y)n ei alw o candyE flossE gynnyn nhw <i wneud y sŵ(n)> [//] i # ddal y sŵn yeahCE ?
  andand.CONJ PRTPRT.AFF be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF DETthe.DET.DEF thingsthings.N.M.PL herehere.ADV kindtype.N.F.SG+SM withas.CONJ IMum.IM whatwhat.INT be.2PL.PRESbe.V.2P.PRES PRON.2PLyou.PRON.2P PRTPRT POSS.3SMhis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S call.NONFINcall.V.INFIN+SM PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S candycandy.N.SG flossfloss.N.SG with.3PLunk PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P toto.PREP make.NONFINmake.V.INFIN+SM DETthe.DET.DEF soundnoise.N.M.SG toto.PREP catch.NONFINcontinue.V.INFIN+SM DETthe.DET.DEF soundnoise.N.M.SG yeahyeah.ADV
  and they had these things like, what do you call it, candy floss to catch the sound, yes?
699ADW+< ohCE yeahCE .
  oh.IM yeah.ADV
  
701ADW+< ohCE youE betE # yeahCE !
  IMoh.IM youyou.PRON.SUB.2SP betbet.N.SG yeahyeah.ADV
  oh, you bet, yeah!
712ADWohCE yeahCE .
  oh.IM yeah.ADV
  

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