Siarad, stammers6: 'agor'

1026	HEU	+< xxx dyn nhw (ddi)m ar agor i gael te &b dyddiau (y)ma p(a) (y)r un bynnag nac (y)dyn ?
		be.3PL.PRES.NEG PRON.3PL NEG on open to have.NONFIN tea days here which DET one ever NEG be.3PL.PRES
		man.N.M.SG they.PRON.3P nothing.N.M.SG+SM.[or].not.ADV+SM on.PREP open.V.INFIN to.PREP get.V.INFIN+SM tea.N.M.SG day.N.M.PL here.ADV which.ADJ the.DET.DEF one.NUM -ever.ADJ PRT.NEG be.V.3P.PRES
		[...] they're never open to have tea these days anyway, are they?
1030	IFA	oedden dw meddwl oedden nhw (y)n agor <ambell i> [/] ambell i bnawn doedden ?
		be.3PL.IMP be.1S.PRES think.NONFIN be.3PL.IMP PRON.3PL open.NONFIN occasional to occasional to afternoon be.3PL.IMP.NEG
		be.V.13P.IMPERF be.V.1S.PRES think.V.INFIN be.V.3P.IMPERF they.PRON.3P PRT open.V.INFIN occasional.PREQ to.PREP occasional.PREQ to.PREP afternoon.N.M.SG+SM be.V.3P.IMPERF.NEG
		yes, I think they opened the occasional afternoon, didn't they?
1032	IFA	xxx # yndy o'n nhw (y)n agor ambell i bnawn .
		be.3S.PRES be.3PL.IMP PRON.3PL open.NONFIN occasional to afternoon
		be.V.3S.PRES.EMPH be.V.1S.IMPERF they.PRON.3P PRT open.V.INFIN occasional.PREQ to.PREP afternoon.N.M.SG+SM
		[...] yes, they'd open the occasional afternoon.