Siarad, robert8: 'cymrwch'

426	INT	<well cymerwch> [?] [//] cymrwch chi ffordd (y)ma wedyn te (.) mae (y)r Sais mwy o jawnswr na (y)r Cymro (dy)dy .
		well take.2PL.IMPER take.2PL.IMPER PRON.2PL way here then then be.3S.PRES DET Englishman more of chancer PRT DET Welshman be.3S.PRES.NEG
		better.ADJ.COMP+SM take.V.2P.IMPER unk you.PRON.2P way.N.F.SG here.ADV afterwards.ADV tea.N.M.SG be.V.3S.PRES the.DET.DEF name more.ADJ.COMP he.PRON.M.3S.[or].from.PREP.[or].of.PREP unk PRT.NEG the.DET.DEF Welsh_person.N.M.SG be.V.3S.PRES.NEG
		well take...take this way, then, the Englishman is more of a chancer than the Welshman, isn't he
445	INT	a (.) naci <cymrwch chi> [/] cymrwch chi Llangefni (y)r un fath .
		and no take.2PL.IMPER PRON.2PL take.2PL.IMPER PRON.2PL Llangefni DET one kind
		and.CONJ no.ADV unk you.PRON.2P unk you.PRON.2P name the.DET.DEF one.NUM type.N.F.SG+SM
		and, no, take...take Llangefni just the same
445	INT	a (.) naci <cymrwch chi> [/] cymrwch chi Llangefni (y)r un fath .
		and no take.2PL.IMPER PRON.2PL take.2PL.IMPER PRON.2PL Llangefni DET one kind
		and.CONJ no.ADV unk you.PRON.2P unk you.PRON.2P name the.DET.DEF one.NUM type.N.F.SG+SM
		and, no, take...take Llangefni just the same