Patagonia, patagonia39: 'clywed'

327	LIA	a wedyn o(eddw)n i (y)n clywed &s &e &ʃ uh Sbanish .
		and.CONJ afterwards.ADV be.V.1S.IMPERF I.PRON.1S PRT hear.V.INFIN er.IM Spanish.N.F.SG
		and then I heard, er, Spanish.
387	LIA	a mae o ddim wedi clywed (.) gymaint o Gymraeg â (hyn)ny ar_ôl (.) dod o lle taid .
		and.CONJ be.V.3S.PRES he.PRON.M.3S not.ADV+SM after.PREP hear.V.INFIN so much.ADJ+SM of.PREP Welsh.N.F.SG+SM with.PREP that.PRON.DEM.SP after.PREP come.V.INFIN he.PRON.M.3S where.INT grandfather.N.M.SG
		and so he hasn't heard as much Welsh as that after coming from grandad's place.
1103	AMA	a wyt ti <(we)di mm (..)> [//] wedi clywed am yr [/] um (...) y bobl yn siarad am y tywydd pnawn (y)ma am saith o (y)r gloch ?
		and.CONJ be.V.2S.PRES you.PRON.2S after.PREP mm.IM after.PREP hear.V.INFIN for.PREP the.DET.DEF um.IM the.DET.DEF people.N.F.SG+SM PRT talk.V.INFIN for.PREP the.DET.DEF weather.N.M.SG afternoon.N.M.SG here.ADV for.PREP seven.NUM of.PREP the.DET.DEF bell.N.F.SG+SM
		and have you, mm, heard about the, um, the people talking about the weather this afternoon at seven o'clock?