Siarad, fusser9: 'afonydd'

281	BAG	ac umCE # mae [/] mae llynnoedd a m:ynyddoedd yn y pethau efo (y)r enwau # hyna un mae debyg <yn y> [//] a [/] a [/] ac [/] ac afonydd wrth_gwrs yn_de .
		and IM be.3S.PRES be.3S.PRES lakes and mountains PRT DET things with DET names oldest one be.3S.PRES likely in DET and and and and rivers of_course TAG
		and.CONJ um.IM be.V.3S.PRES be.V.3S.PRES lakes.N.M.PL and.CONJ mountains.N.M.PL in.PREP the.DET.DEF things.N.M.PL with.PREP the.DET.DEF names.N.M.PL there.ADV+H one.NUM be.V.3S.PRES similar.ADJ+SM in.PREP the.DET.DEF and.CONJ and.CONJ and.CONJ and.CONJ rivers.N.F.PL of_course.ADV isn't_it.IM
		and um lakes and mountains are the things that have the oldest names apparently, and rivers of course, right
304	BAG	+< &wɛ erCE erCE cofia # umCE # <yr afon> [//] un o (y)r afonydd sy (y)n rhedeg i_fewn <i (y)r> [/] # i (y)r llyn ydy TreweunyddCE (y)n_de .
		IM IM remember.2S.IMPER IM DET river one of DET rivers be.PRES.REL PRT run.NONFIN in to DET to DET lake be.3S.PRES Treweunydd TAG
		er.IM er.IM remember.V.2S.IMPER um.IM the.DET.DEF river.N.F.SG one.NUM of.PREP the.DET.DEF rivers.N.F.PL be.V.3S.PRES.REL PRT run.V.INFIN in.PREP to.PREP the.DET.DEF to.PREP the.DET.DEF lake.N.M.SG be.V.3S.PRES name isn't_it.IM
		er remember, um the river...one of the rivers which run into the lake is Treweunydd, right