SIARAD - Robert6
Instances of gyd for speaker MOR
| 196 | MOR | a # o'n nhw gyd mor boringE . |
| andand.CONJ be.3PL.IMPbe.V.1S.IMPERF PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P alljoint.ADJ+SM soso.ADV boringbore.SV.INFIN+ASV | ||
| and they were all so boring | ||
| 906 | MOR | a [?] gyd o hwn +" . |
| andand.CONJ alljoint.ADJ+SM ofhe.PRON.M.3S.[or].from.PREP.[or].of.PREP thisthis.PRON.DEM.M.SG | ||
| and all this | ||
| 910 | MOR | a likeE # umCE # o'n nhw gyd yn ffrindiau fe . |
| andand.CONJ likelike.CONJ.[or].like.V.INFIN IMum.IM be.3PL.IMPbe.V.1S.IMPERF PRON.3PLthey.PRON.3P alljoint.ADJ+SM PRTPRT.[or].in.PREP friendsfriends.N.M.PL PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S | ||
| and like, um, they were all his friends |
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