1 | SAN | oes ŵyn bach efo ti eleni oes ? |
| | be.V.3S.PRES.INDEF lambs.N.M.PL small.ADJ with.PREP you.PRON.2S this year.ADV be.V.3S.PRES.INDEF |
| | do you have any little lambs this year, yes? |
31 | SAN | a maen nhw (y)n dal i helpu ti efo (y)r uh (.) heneiddio hefyd . |
| | and.CONJ be.V.3P.PRES they.PRON.3P PRT still.ADV to.PREP help.V.INFIN you.PRON.2S with.PREP the.DET.DEF er.IM age.V.INFIN also.ADV |
| | and they're still helping you with growing old as well. |
33 | SAN | MalcolmCS yn cael trafferth i gerdded efo (y)r coes . |
| | name PRT get.V.INFIN trouble.N.MF.SG to.PREP walk.V.INFIN+SM with.PREP the.DET.DEF leg.N.F.SG |
| | Malcolm's having trouble walking with his leg. |
62 | SAN | wnest ti sgwrsio efo (.) VictorCS pan o(edde)t ti lawr yn [/] yn y dyffryn ? |
| | do.V.2S.PAST+SM you.PRON.2S chat.V.INFIN with.PREP name when.CONJ be.V.2S.IMPERF you.PRON.2S down.ADV PRT in.PREP the.DET.DEF valley.N.M.SG |
| | did you talk to Victor while you were down in the valley? |
65 | SAN | sut mae pethau (y)n y ffarm efo fo ? |
| | how.INT be.V.3S.PRES things.N.M.PL in.PREP the.DET.DEF farm.N.F.SG with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | how are things on the farm with him? |
74 | IGO | a mae ceffyl neu ddau efo nhw a (we)dyn rheina sydd yn prynu gwair iddo rŵan . |
| | and.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES horse.N.M.SG or.CONJ two.NUM.M+SM with.PREP they.PRON.3P and.CONJ afterwards.ADV those.PRON be.V.3S.PRES.REL PRT buy.V.INFIN hay.N.M.SG to_him.PREP+PRON.M.3S now.ADV |
| | and they have one or two horses and then these of the ones who buy hay from him now. |
84 | SAN | a RobinaCS wnest ti sgwrsio efo hi o_gwbl ? |
| | and.CONJ name do.V.2S.PAST+SM you.PRON.2S chat.V.INFIN with.PREP she.PRON.F.3S at_all.ADV |
| | and Robina, did you talk to her at all? |
87 | SAN | <(y)dy (y)r gwas uh> [//] (y)dy (y)r uh dyn drws nesa (y)n dal i weithio efo VictorCS ? |
| | be.V.3S.PRES the.DET.DEF servant.N.M.SG er.IM be.V.3S.PRES the.DET.DEF er.IM man.N.M.SG door.N.M.SG next.ADJ.SUP PRT still.ADV to.PREP work.V.INFIN+SM with.PREP name |
| | does the lad... does the man next door still work with Victor? |
89 | IGO | +< yndy ond (dy)dy o (ddi)m yn byw rhagor ar y <ffarm efo fo> [?] . |
| | be.V.3S.PRES.EMPH but.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES.NEG he.PRON.M.3S not.ADV+SM PRT live.V.INFIN more.QUAN on.PREP the.DET.DEF farm.N.F.SG with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | yes, but he doesn't live on the farm any more. |
92 | SAN | ond mae (y)n dod <i &w> [//] i [/] i weithio efo fo ? |
| | but.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES PRT come.V.INFIN to.PREP to.PREP to.PREP work.V.INFIN+SM with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | but he still comes to work with him? |
116 | SAN | ti (y)n cael sgwrs Cymraeg efo rywun arall yn [//] <ar_hyd lle (y)ma> [?] (y)n (.) hawdd rŵan xxx +//? |
| | you.PRON.2S PRT get.V.INFIN chat.N.F.SG Welsh.N.F.SG with.PREP someone.N.M.SG+SM other.ADJ PRT along.PREP place.N.M.SG here.ADV PRT easy.ADJ now.ADV |
| | do you have a chat in Welsh with anyone else around here easily now [...] ...? |
117 | IGO | +< efo [?] JamieCS ac AnnaCS i_gyd . |
| | with.PREP name and.CONJ name all.ADJ |
| | with Jamie and Anna, all of them. |
122 | SAN | na ti (ddi)m yn sgw(r)sio efo RobertCS byth . |
| | no.ADV you.PRON.2S not.ADV+SM PRT chat.V.INFIN with.PREP name never.ADV |
| | no, you never talk to Robert. |
134 | IGO | xxx siarad Cymraeg efo xxx . |
| | talk.V.2S.IMPER Welsh.N.F.SG with.PREP |
| | [...] speaking Welsh with [...]. |
140 | SAN | a mwy anodd cael sgwrs Cymraeg efo (y)r dysgwyr . |
| | and.CONJ more.ADJ.COMP difficult.ADJ get.V.INFIN chat.N.F.SG Welsh.N.F.SG with.PREP the.DET.DEF learners.N.M.PL |
| | and [it's] harder to have a Welsh conversation with the learners. |
142 | IGO | oedd a fi (y)n sylwi hynna efo MartinCS . |
| | be.V.3S.IMPERF and.CONJ I.PRON.1S+SM PRT notice.V.INFIN that.PRON.DEM.SP with.PREP name |
| | yes, and I notice that with Martin. |
145 | IGO | <dw i> [/] dw i (y)n cael trafferth i cadw sgwrs yn Gymraeg efo fo . |
| | be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S PRT get.V.INFIN trouble.N.MF.SG to.PREP keep.V.INFIN chat.N.F.SG in.PREP Welsh.N.F.SG+SM with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | I have trouble maintaining a conversation in Welsh with him. |
150 | SAN | fel (yn)a ydw i efo FionaCS hefyd yn cael gwaith (.) cadw (y)r sgwrs ymlaen . |
| | like.CONJ there.ADV be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S with.PREP name also.ADV PRT get.V.INFIN work.N.M.SG keep.V.INFIN the.DET.DEF chat.N.F.SG forward.ADV |
| | I'm like that with Fiona as well, struggling to keep the conversation going. |
151 | SAN | achos bod fi (we)di arfer siarad Sbaeneg efo hi . |
| | because.CONJ be.V.INFIN I.PRON.1S+SM after.PREP use.V.INFIN talk.V.INFIN Spanish.N.F.SG with.PREP she.PRON.F.3S |
| | because I'm used to speaking Spanish with her. |
153 | SAN | arferiad efo hi hefyd ie . |
| | custom.N.MF.SG with.PREP she.PRON.F.3S also.ADV yes.ADV |
| | habit with her too, yes. |
160 | SAN | +< ie ie mae (y)r acen gogledd efo fo rŵan (y)r u(n) fath â AngharadCS . |
| | yes.ADV yes.ADV be.V.3S.PRES the.DET.DEF accent.N.F.SG north.N.M.SG with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S now.ADV the.DET.DEF one.NUM type.N.F.SG+SM as.CONJ name |
| | yes, he's got a northern accent now, the same as Angharad. |
191 | SAN | +< dim sgwrsio efo nhw . |
| | not.ADV chat.V.INFIN with.PREP they.PRON.3P |
| | ...didn't talk to them. |
194 | SAN | pawb efo ei_gilydd <yn yr> [/] yn y neuadd . |
| | everyone.PRON with.PREP each_other.PRON.3SP in.PREP the.DET.DEF in.PREP the.DET.DEF hall.N.F.SG |
| | everyone together in the hall. |
203 | SAN | ti (y)n siarad Cymraeg efo hi pan ti (y)n gweld hi ? |
| | you.PRON.2S PRT talk.V.INFIN Welsh.N.F.SG with.PREP she.PRON.F.3S when.CONJ you.PRON.2S PRT see.V.INFIN she.PRON.F.3S |
| | do you talk Welsh with her when you see her? |
209 | SAN | mae HeulwenCS yn cael sgwrs Cymraeg efo GwenCS pan mae hi (y)n cwrdd â hi . |
| | be.V.3S.PRES name PRT get.V.INFIN chat.N.F.SG Welsh.N.F.SG with.PREP name when.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES she.PRON.F.3S PRT meet.V.INFIN with.PREP she.PRON.F.3S |
| | Heulwen has a Welsh conversation with Gwen when she meets her. |
236 | SAN | uh wel rywbeth i wneud efo ymwelwyr (.) hotels neu be(th) bynnag . |
| | er.IM well.IM something.N.M.SG+SM to.PREP make.V.INFIN+SM with.PREP visitors.N.M.PL hotel.N.F.PL or.CONJ thing.N.M.SG+SM ever.ADJ |
| | uh, well, something to do with visitors, hotels or whatever. |
242 | IGO | oes (y)na teulu efo fo ? |
| | be.V.3S.PRES.INDEF there.ADV family.N.M.SG with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | does he have a family? |
243 | SAN | oes mae dau o blant efo fo . |
| | be.V.3S.PRES.INDEF be.V.3S.PRES two.NUM.M of.PREP child.N.M.PL+SM with.PREP he.PRON.M.3S |
| | yes, he has two children. |
267 | SAN | oedd hi mor brysur efo (y)r côr achos bod LowriCS i_ffwrdd . |
| | be.V.3S.IMPERF she.PRON.F.3S so.ADV busy.ADJ+SM with.PREP the.DET.DEF choir.N.M.SG because.CONJ be.V.INFIN name out.ADV |
| | she was so busy with the choir because Lowri was away. |
268 | SAN | neu oedd hi (y)n arfer cystadlu efo (y)r adrodd hefyd . |
| | or.CONJ be.V.3S.IMPERF she.PRON.F.3S PRT use.V.INFIN compete.V.INFIN with.PREP the.DET.DEF recite.V.INFIN also.ADV |
| | or else she usually competes with the recitation too. |
299 | SAN | llyfr oedd <efo ni> [//] efo dad adre oedd o . |
| | book.N.M.SG be.V.3S.IMPERF with.PREP we.PRON.1P with.PREP father.N.M.SG+SM home.ADV be.V.3S.IMPERF he.PRON.M.3S |
| | it was a book that we had... that Dad had at home. |
299 | SAN | llyfr oedd <efo ni> [//] efo dad adre oedd o . |
| | book.N.M.SG be.V.3S.IMPERF with.PREP we.PRON.1P with.PREP father.N.M.SG+SM home.ADV be.V.3S.IMPERF he.PRON.M.3S |
| | it was a book that we had... that Dad had at home. |
312 | SAN | ond mae <efo llyfrau> [/] (.) efo ll(yfrau) [//] hen lyfrau anti MairCS dw i meddwl . |
| | but.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES with.PREP books.N.M.PL with.PREP books.N.M.PL old.ADJ books.N.M.PL+SM aunt.N.F.SG name be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S think.V.INFIN |
| | but it's with Auntie Mair's old books I think. |
312 | SAN | ond mae <efo llyfrau> [/] (.) efo ll(yfrau) [//] hen lyfrau anti MairCS dw i meddwl . |
| | but.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES with.PREP books.N.M.PL with.PREP books.N.M.PL old.ADJ books.N.M.PL+SM aunt.N.F.SG name be.V.1S.PRES I.PRON.1S think.V.INFIN |
| | but it's with Auntie Mair's old books I think. |