SIARAD - Fusser6
Instances of Emma for speaker ANT
| 636 | ANT | mae # EmmaCE yn bedair . |
| be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Emmaname PRTPRT four.Ffour.NUM.F+SM | ||
| Emma is four. | ||
| 639 | ANT | mae EmmaCE wedi bod trwy CanadaCE Gogledd AmericaCE # trwy De AmericaCE i_gyd rightCE lawr yr AndesCE . |
| be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES Emmaname PRT.PASTafter.PREP be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN throughthrough.PREP Canadaname NorthNorth.N.M.SG Americaname throughthrough.PREP SouthSouth.N.M.SG Americaname allall.ADJ rightright.ADJ downdown.ADV.[or].floor.N.M.SG+SM DETthe.DET.DEF Andesname | ||
| Emma has been through Canada, North America, through all of South America, right down the Andes. | ||
| 655 | ANT | a EmmaCE fach wrth ei bodd . |
| andand.CONJ Emmaname littlesmall.ADJ+SM byby.PREP POSS.3Shis.ADJ.POSS.M.3S modepleasure.N.M.SG | ||
| and little Emma was overjoyed. |
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