18 | ROY | <er mod i> [?] (y)n siarad fel arfer dw i (y)n trio &x cychwyn efo ryw # sketchCE neu ## darlun neu rhywbeth ## a: sgwrsio am ryw: pennod neu darn [?] allan o Beibl # dysgu cân a dysgu adnod iddyn nhw . |
| | though be.NONFIN PRON.1S PRT speak.NONFIN like habit be.1S.PRES PRON.1S PRT try.NONFIN start.NONFIN with some sketch or illustration or something and chat.NONFIN for some chapter or piece out of Bible teach.NONFIN song and teach.NONFIN verse to.3PL PRON.3PL |
| | er.IM be.V.INFIN+NM to.PREP PRT talk.V.INFIN like.CONJ habit.N.M.SG be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S PRT try.V.INFIN start.V.INFIN with.PREP some.PREQ+SM sketch.N.SG or.CONJ picture.N.M.SG or.CONJ something.N.M.SG and.CONJ chat.V.INFIN for.PREP some.PREQ+SM chapter.N.F.SG or.CONJ piece.N.M.SG out.ADV of.PREP Bible.N.M.SG teach.V.INFIN song.N.F.SG.[or].sing.V.2S.IMPER.[or].sing.V.3S.PRES and.CONJ teach.V.INFIN verse.N.F.SG to_them.PREP+PRON.3P they.PRON.3P |
| | although I'm speaking, usually I try to start with a sketch or an illustration or something, and talk about some chapter or passage out of the Bible, teach a song, and teach them a verse. |
126 | ROY | <o'n i> [/] o'n i (y)n glywed wnaeth o canu cân i chi . |
| | be.1S.IMP PRON.1S be.1S.IMP PRON.1S PRT hear.NONFIN do.3S.PAST PRON.3SM sing.NONFIN song to PRON.2PL |
| | be.V.1S.IMPERF I.PRON.1S be.V.1S.IMPERF I.PRON.1S PRT hear.V.INFIN+SM do.V.3S.PAST+SM he.PRON.M.3S sing.V.INFIN song.N.F.SG to.PREP you.PRON.2P |
| | I heard he sang you a song. |
132 | ROY | a dyma fi (y)n dod dros y cân . |
| | and here PRON.1S PRT come.NONFIN across DET song |
| | and.CONJ this_is.ADV I.PRON.1S+SM PRT come.V.INFIN over.PREP+SM that.PRON.REL song.N.F.SG.[or].sing.V.2S.IMPER.[or].sing.V.3S.PRES |
| | and then I came across the song. |
139 | GWN | mae cân yn [///] timod mae (y)n gwneud i chdi gofio rywbeth dydy ? |
| | be.3S.PRES song PRT know.2S be.3S.PRES PRT make.NONFIN to PRON.2S remember.NONFIN something be.3S.PRES.NEG |
| | be.V.3S.PRES song.N.F.SG.[or].sing.V.2S.IMPER.[or].sing.V.3S.PRES PRT.[or].in.PREP know.V.2S.PRES be.V.3S.PRES PRT make.V.INFIN to.PREP you.PRON.2S remember.V.INFIN+SM something.N.M.SG+SM be.V.3S.PRES.NEG |
| | a song does, you know, make you remember something, doesn't it? |
173 | GWN | umCE maen nhw (we)di wneud cân yn [//] fel arfer yn y dechrau . |
| | IM be.3PL.PRES PRON.3PL PRT.PAST do.NONFIN song PRT like habit in DET start |
| | um.IM be.V.3P.PRES they.PRON.3P after.PREP make.V.INFIN+SM song.N.F.SG.[or].sing.V.2S.IMPER.[or].sing.V.3S.PRES PRT.[or].in.PREP like.CONJ habit.N.M.SG PRT the.DET.DEF beginning.N.M.SG |
| | um, normally they've done a song at the start. |
210 | GWN | +, yn gwrando ar y cân ### a wedyn deud <fel # Cristion> [///] mae pobl yn meddwl ti (y)n dod yn Gristion a mae bywyd chdi (y)n hunky_doryE # a mae bob_dim yn niceCE . |
| | PRT listen.NONFIN on DET song and then say.NONFIN like Christian be.3S.PRES people PRT think.NONFIN PRON.2S PRT come.NONFIN PRT Christian and be.3S.PRES life PRON.2S PRT hunky_dory and be.3S.PRES everything PRT nice |
| | PRT listen.V.INFIN on.PREP that.PRON.REL song.N.F.SG.[or].sing.V.2S.IMPER.[or].sing.V.3S.PRES and.CONJ afterwards.ADV say.V.INFIN like.CONJ name be.V.3S.PRES people.N.F.SG PRT think.V.INFIN you.PRON.2S PRT come.V.INFIN in.PREP name and.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES life.N.M.SG you.PRON.2S PRT.[or].in.PREP unk and.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES everything.PRON.[or].everything.N.M.SG+SM PRT nice.ADJ |
| | ...listening to the song, and then saying that as a Christian.. . people think you become a Christian and your life's hunky-dory and everything's nice. |
524 | ROY | ond <dan ni (dd)im yn> [/] dan ni (dd)im yn canu yr umCE # cân cenedlaethol cymaint â chi yng Nghymru . |
| | but be.1PL.PRES PRON.1PL NEG PRT be.1PL.PRES PRON.1PL NEG PRT sing.NONFIN DET IM song national so_much with PRON.2PL in Wales |
| | but.CONJ be.V.1P.PRES we.PRON.1P not.ADV+SM PRT.[or].in.PREP be.V.1P.PRES we.PRON.1P not.ADV+SM PRT sing.V.INFIN the.DET.DEF um.IM song.N.F.SG national.ADJ so much.ADJ with.PREP you.PRON.2P my.ADJ.POSS.1S Wales.N.F.SG.PLACE+NM |
| | but we don't sing the national anthem as much as you do in Wales. |