SIARAD - Robert1
Instances of nag for speaker REG
| 52 | REG | so (y)r cashE wedi mynd mas (e)to na(g) (y)dy . |
| NEGso.CONJ DETthe.DET.DEF cashcash.N.SG PRT.PASTafter.PREP go.NONFINgo.V.INFIN outbass.ADJ+NM.[or].shallow.ADJ+NM yetagain.ADV NEGthan.CONJ be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES | ||
| the cash hasn't gone out yet, no | ||
| 334 | REG | na(g) (y)dw . |
| NEGthan.CONJ be.1S.PRESbe.V.1S.PRES | ||
| no | ||
| 438 | REG | nhw (y)n awfulE nag o'n nhw ? |
| PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P PRTPRT awfulawful.ADJ NEGthan.CONJ be.3PL.IMPbe.V.1S.IMPERF PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P | ||
| they were awful, weren't they? | ||
| 507 | REG | a SarahCE nag xx ? |
| andand.CONJ Sarahname NEGthan.CONJ | ||
| and Sarah, isn't it? |
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