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Orreaga Ibarra

I-077a

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  • Recording date:
  • Owner: Euskarabidea-mediateka
  • Informant:
  • Researcher: Iñaki Gaminde
  • Main theme: Questionnaire: verb.
  • View allowed: Free
  • Publication allowed: Limited
  • Sound quality: Normal
Town Dialects Maps
Piece Length Temas Sumario
A01 00:00:00
00:09:48		 grammar: verb Those (men) would give the boy something. I arrived late yesterday. The boy arrived early. We used to live away. The parents left. You (plu.) were here. The grandfather came to me. That (man)’s house burnt down. We lost the money. Those (men)’s cow died. You (plu.) forgot everything. Those (men) gave me the key. They gave the mother bread. They brought us the bull. They took the food to those (men). The father saw us in the “fiestas”. Those (men) knew us. The mother threw me out. Those (men) had me at home. You (sing.) fixed that (man)’s door. You (plu.) fixed him. I know Basque. We know little. Those (men) know a bit. You (plu.) know nothing. I have the key here. That (woman) has bread. We have water. What do those (men) have? What do they keep safe? I am carrying the food here. What is that (man) carrying? What are those (men) carrying? We are carrying something. What are you (sing.) carrying there? I am bringing the food here. What is that (man) bringing? We are bringing the bread. What are you (plu.) bringing? Yesterday I brought apples. That (woman) bought plums. We brought chickens. The women threw the onions away. You (plu.) killed pigeons. I gave that (woman) lambs. I dropped the keys. That (woman)’s cousins came. Our grandparents came. Your (plu.) hens died. I know those words. That (man) knows the numbers. I have kept the keys safe. I have the keys here. Those (men) are taking the goats. I am bringing loaves of bread. Those (men) are bringing the sheep. I can walk here. That (man) can sit down. We can go to the mountains. Those (men) may get lost. You (plu.) can sit down. I can do that job. That (woman) can buy bread. We can bring the food. Those men can buy the house. You (plu.) can do that job. I can do lunch for that (man). I can do a job for him. You can sit down. Daughter. Son. Bread. Donkey. Hand.
A02 00:09:49
00:15:59		 I am from here. The priest lives far away. We have come. The parents have left. You (sing.) are from elsewhere. You (plu.) are from elsewhere. The mother made me dinner. Those (men) gave me money. You (sing.) told me the truth. I gave the father bread. We told that (man) the truth. These (men) gave the brother the food. You (plu.) have given him (it). What have you (sing.) brought? That (man) brought us cheese. I like bread. That (man) likes wine. Our house has burnt down. Those (men)’s sheep (sing.) died. The daughter came to you (sing.). Your (plu.) food has burnt. That (man) saw me. Those (men) know me. You (sing.) brought me by car. You (sing.) know me. I gave those (men) money. That (woman) brought me strawberries. You (sing.) gave me the keys. Those (men) gave me pears. I have bought a house. That (man) has eaten everything. We have sold the ox. Those (men) cut meat.
A03 00:16:00
00:26:15		 grammar: I am from here. That (man) lives away. We have come. The parents have left. The mother made my dinner. Those (men) gave me money (The speaker says that younger people do not know how to distinguish between the feminine and the masculine locutive, and always use the masculine). I gave that (man) bread. This (man) did not say anything to the mother. We told that (man) the truth. These (men) gave the food to the brother. That (woman) brought us cheese. Those (men) brought us cheese. I like bread. That (man) likes wine. Our house has burnt down. Those (men)’s sheep (sing.) died. The father saw me. Those (men) know me. That (woman) brought me apples. He gave me the keys. Those (men) gave me pears. I have bought a house. Those (men) cut the meat. That (man) knows us. Those (men) saw us. I would live happily here. That (man) would be with us. I am well. The door is closed. We are standing. The children are asleep. I am going home. The mother is going out. We are going to the mountains. The children are going to the kitchen. I am walking around here. I am walking well. The dog is walking outside. We are walking around here. I have brought peppers. We have eaten strawberries. Those (men) have taken the goats. I have dropped the keys. That (woman) likes walnuts. Our friends came. Those (men)’s trees have burnt down. I bought wine yesterday. This (woman) brought lunch. We sold the house. Those (men) killed the pig. I did a job for the mother. The sister gave me bread. He gave that (woman) money. We gave the key to the mother. I arrived late. That (man) arrived early. We used to live away. The grandfather came to me. That (man)’s cow died. I know Basque. We know little. Those (men) know a bit. I have kept the key safe. That (woman) has kept the bread safe. We have kept the bread safe. I am bringing the food here. That (man) is bringing the dinner. I brought some things. We sold chickens.
A04 00:26:16
00:26:46		 grammar: Daughter. Son. Bread. Donkey. Hand. Head.
Pista Hear file Length
I-077a-A 26:45