Siarad, fusser13: 'wal'

432	BEI	wedyn oedd # <wellCE ryw> [?] fatterCE o fynd i BorthmadogCE neu i GricciethCE i gael # arian doedd # twll wal .
		then be.3S.IMP well some matter of go.NONFIN to Porthmadog or to Criccieth to get.NONFIN money be.3S.IMP.NEG hole wall
		afterwards.ADV be.V.3S.IMPERF well.ADV some.PREQ+SM fatter.ADJ.[or].batter.SV.INFIN+SM.[or].matter.N.SG+SM of.PREP go.V.INFIN+SM to.PREP name or.CONJ to.PREP name to.PREP get.V.INFIN+SM money.N.M.SG be.V.3S.IMPERF.NEG hole.N.M.SG wall.N.F.SG
		so it was a matter of going to Porthmadog or Criccieth to get money, wasn't it, hole in the wall
464	ANN	ti justCE yn # twll yn wal (y)r un fath yn union de .
		PRON.2S just PRT hole in wall DET one kind PRT exact TAG
		you.PRON.2S just.ADV PRT.[or].in.PREP hole.N.M.SG PRT.[or].in.PREP wall.N.F.SG the.DET.DEF one.NUM type.N.F.SG+SM PRT exact.ADJ be.IM+SM
		you just, hole in the wall exactly the same, you know
927	BEI	ac yn dŵad &l lawr yn_ôl # ac yn # gweld gât [?] fach ar y wal .
		and PRT come.NONFIN down back and PRT see.NONFIN gate small on DET wall
		and.CONJ PRT come.V.INFIN down.ADV back.ADV and.CONJ PRT see.V.INFIN unk small.ADJ+SM on.PREP the.DET.DEF wall.N.F.SG
		and coming back down and saw a small gate on the wall