SIARAD - Lloyd1
Instances of oh for speaker SAN
| 586 | SAN | ohCE umCE drawerCE . |
| IMoh.IM IMum.IM drawerdrawer.N.SG | ||
| oh um drawer | ||
| 594 | SAN | ohCE na wna i wneud ar_ôl . |
| IMoh.IM nono.ADV do.1S.NONPASTdo.V.1S.PRES+SM PRON.1SI.PRON.1S do.NONFINmake.V.INFIN+SM afterafter.PREP | ||
| oh no I'll do it after | ||
| 708 | SAN | ohCE mae o (y)n horribleCE . |
| IMoh.IM be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S PRTPRT horriblehorrible.ADJ | ||
| oh it's horrible | ||
| 810 | SAN | +< ohCE [?] heE mayE asE wellE goE nowE . |
| heoh.IM mayhe.PRON.SUB.M.3S asmay.V.3S.PRES wellas.CONJ gowell.ADV nowgo.V.IMPER now.ADV | ||
| he may as well go now |
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