SIARAD - Stammers3
Instances of dim for speaker NER

170NERachos # dim matterCE o raid gymaint # yn y senseCE thatE [=? (fa)th â] +/ .
  becausebecause.CONJ NEGnot.ADV mattermatter.N.SG ofof.PREP necessitynecessity.N.M.SG+SM so_muchso much.ADJ+SM inin.PREP DETthe.DET.DEF sensesense.N.SG thatthat.DEM.FAR
  because, not so much a question of necessity, in the sense that...
225NERumCE dim bod yn annifyr oedd hi .
  IMum.IM NEGnot.ADV be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN PRTPRT unpleasantannoying.ADJ be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF PRON.3SFshe.PRON.F.3S
  she wasn't being horrible.
241NERa hefyd (fa)th â pan &d # dan ni (y)n wneud gwaith clai dan ni dim justCE dod â ryw rowlyn bach o glai allan a wellCE (dy)na o (fe)lly .
  andand.CONJ alsoalso.ADV kindtype.N.F.SG+SM withas.CONJ whenwhen.CONJ be.1PL.PRESbe.V.1P.PRES PRON.1PLwe.PRON.1P PRTPRT do.NONFINmake.V.INFIN+SM workwork.N.M.SG clayclay.N.M.SG be.1PL.PRESbe.V.1P.PRES PRON.1PLwe.PRON.1P NEGnot.ADV justjust.ADV come.NONFINcome.V.INFIN withwith.PREP somesome.PREQ+SM rollunk littlesmall.ADJ ofof.PREP clayclay.N.M.SG+SM outout.ADV andand.CONJ wellwell.ADV therethat_is.ADV PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S thusso.ADV
  and also, like, when we do work with clay, we don't just get out a little roll of clay, and then that's it.
246NER(we)dyn [?] dim bod yn annifyr oedd hi .
  thenafterwards.ADV NEGnot.ADV be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN PRTPRT unpleasantannoying.ADJ be.3S.IMPbe.V.3S.IMPERF PRON.3SFshe.PRON.F.3S
  so she wasn't being horrible.
251NERa dim bod yn annifyr .
  andand.CONJ NEGnot.ADV be.NONFINbe.V.INFIN PRTPRT unpleasantannoying.ADJ
  and not being horrible.
496NERtimod # dim ots chwaith nac (y)dy .
  know.2Sknow.V.2S.PRES NEGnot.ADV oddsproblem.N.M.SG eitherneither.ADV NEGPRT.NEG be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES
  you know, it doesn't matter either, does it.
629NERmae [//] tibod mae rhan fwya o bobl # <neu lotCE> [/] neu lotCE dim rhan fwya [///] mae lotCE wedi priodi do ?
  be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES know.2Sunk be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES partpart.N.F.SG biggestbiggest.ADJ.SUP+SM ofof.PREP peoplepeople.N.F.SG+SM oror.CONJ lotlot.N.SG oror.CONJ lotlot.N.SG NEGnot.ADV partpart.N.F.SG biggestbiggest.ADJ.SUP+SM be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES lotlot.N.SG PRT.PASTafter.PREP marry.NONFINmarry.V.INFIN yesyes.ADV.PAST
  you know, most people.. . or a lot, not most.. . a lot of people have got married, haven't they?
752NER&vid fedr o (ddi)m wneud dim drwg sticio thingE (y)na onE na (fe)dr timod .
  can.3S.NONPASTbe_able.V.3S.PRES+SM PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S NEGnot.ADV+SM do.NONFINmake.V.INFIN+SM NEGnothing.N.M.SG badbad.ADJ stick.NONFINstick.V.INFIN thingthing.N.SG therethere.ADV onon.PREP NEGPRT.NEG can.3S.NONPASTskill.N.M.SG+SM.[or].be_able.V.3S.PRES+SM know.2Sknow.V.2S.PRES
  it can't do any harm sticking that thing there on, can it, you know.
831NERArgol [?] oohCE dim hyd_(y)n_oed <justCE hyn> [?] +// .
  Lordname IMooh.IM NEGnothing.N.M.SG.[or].not.ADV eveneven.ADV justjust.ADV thisthis.PRON.DEM.SP
  Crikey, ooh, not even just that.
837NERna dim justCE boyCE racersE .
  nono.ADV NEGnothing.N.M.SG.[or].not.ADV justjust.ADV.[or].just.ADJ boyboy.N.SG racersracer.N.PL
  no, not just boy racers.
872NERna: [!] dim !
  nono.ADV NEGnothing.N.M.SG.[or].not.ADV
  no, none!
886NER+< na (dy)dy o (ddi)m yn deud dim nac (y)dy ?
  nono.ADV be.3S.PRES.NEGbe.V.3S.PRES.NEG PRON.3SMhe.PRON.M.3S NEGnot.ADV+SM PRTPRT say.NONFINsay.V.INFIN nothingnothing.N.M.SG.[or].not.ADV NEGPRT.NEG be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES
  no, he doesn't say anything, does he?
971NER&ɘs &ɘs: <atE least@s:eng> [?] dim angen chdi feddwl amdan cael dodrefn nag oes .
  atat.PREP leastleast.ADJ NEGnot.ADV needneed.N.M.SG PRON.2Syou.PRON.2S think.NONFINthink.V.INFIN+SM aboutfor_them.PREP+PRON.3P get.NONFINget.V.INFIN furniturefurniture.N.M.PL NEGthan.CONJ be.3S.PRESbe.V.3S.PRES.INDEF
  at least there's no need for you to think about getting furniture, is there.

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