Miami, herring11: 'tocar'
6 | GRA | como él tenía esa costumbre de tener tanta [//] tanto material para tocar . |
| | like.CONJ he.PRON.SUB.M.3S have.V.13S.IMPERF that.ADJ.DEM.F.SG habit.N.F.SG of.PREP have.V.INFIN so_much.ADJ.F.SG so_much.ADJ.M.SG material.N.M.SG for.PREP touch.V.INFIN |
| | since he had the habit of having so much material to play |
17 | GRA | pero &a de todas maneras es el concierto más difícil de tocar . |
| | but.CONJ of.PREP all.ADJ.F.PL way.N.F.PL be.V.3S.PRES the.DET.DEF.M.SG concerto.N.M.SG more.ADV difficult.ADJ.M.SG of.PREP touch.V.INFIN |
| | but, at any rate, it's the hardest concerto to play |
616 | CAL | y [/] y se ha probado que la gente <que lee> [//] que [/] que aprende a tocar un [/] un instrumento +//. |
| | and.CONJ and.CONJ self.PRON.REFL.MF.3SP have.V.3S.PRES try.V.PASTPART that.CONJ the.DET.DEF.F.SG people.N.F.SG that.PRON.REL read.V.3S.PRES that.CONJ that.CONJ learn.V.3S.PRES to.PREP touch.V.INFIN one.DET.INDEF.M.SG one.DET.INDEF.M.SG instrument.N.M.SG |
| | it's been proven that the people who learn to play an instrument |