Eremija 4

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1 (GK) And do pigs [really] eat meat?

and

pig pl n def

meat sg n

eat 3pl pres I

interr clt

2 (a) [0:03] Ohh! They eat [it]! They just [have] to have it!

excl

eat 3pl pres I

disc

only adv

comp

pres exist

3 (GK) Ahh.

àa

disc

аха

4 (a) [0:08] They eat [it].

jadàt

eat 3pl pres I

ям

5 (GK) I didn’t know [that].

neg

1sg pres aux clt

know sg m L.part I

6 (a) [0:10] They eat it. The other day a neighbor let out a big pig,

eat 3pl pres I

ost

here adv

neighbor sg f def

that sg m adj

day sg m

release sg f L.part P

big sg n def adj

pig sg n

7 (a) [0:18] and it took off after the hens – (sound gesture = "look out!") – she's shouting, shouting!

and

when conj

chase 3sg aor P

chicken pl f def

nom f 3sg

shout 3sg pres I

nom f 3sg

shout 3sg pres I

8 (a) [0:23] It grabbed the leg of a hen that couldn’t escape, and was about to eat it up!

and

[...]

grabnà

grab 3sg aor P

грабна

[...]

for

leg sg f def

neg

can pres imprs

fut

acc f 3sg clt

[…]

eat.up 3sg impf P

9 (GK) But didn’t it break its leg?

but

neg

dat f 3sg clt

interr clt

break 3sg aor P

leg sg f def

10 (a) [0:30] It wasn’t able to break it. It (the hen) ran quickly away from it (the pig)

neg

can 3sg aor I

comp

acc f 3sg clt

break 3sg pres P

nom f 3sg

hes

run 3sg aor P

fast adv

11 (a) [0:32] then it (the hen) struck it (the pig), and then it let it go.

and

acc f 3sg clt

strike 3sg aor P

and

acc f 3sg clt

release 3sg aor I

12 (GK) Huh!

xə

excl

ха

13 (a) [0:34] It wasn’t able to break it. But it would have eaten it up [if it had].

neg

can 3sg aor I

comp

acc f 3sg clt

break 3sg pres P

and

fut

acc f 3sg clt

eat.up 3sg impf P

14 (a) [0:38] We have [these] other animals. People call them polecats.

disc

have 1pl pres I

other pl adj

animal pl n

nom 1pl

say 3pl pres I

acc 3pl clt

polecat pl m

15 (GK) Ahh.

à

disc

16 (a) [0:43] [They come at] night – , in the evening when I come home.

night sg n adj

[...]

evening sg f

when conj

evening sg n

dat refl clt

acc refl clt

come.home 1sg pres P

17 (a) [0:47] I close the gate, and when I turn out the light, it hurls itself

close 1sg pres P

dat refl clt

door sg f def

and

when conj

extinguish 1sg pres P

lamp sg f def

and

nom m 3sg

acc refl clt

throw 3sg pres P

18 (a) [0:51] here over the gate, and it’ll do a good shit either here

here adv

through

door sg f def

and

fut

dat refl clt

acc refl clt

shit 3sg pres P

here adv

19 (a) [0:55] or here –so that I can see that it’s been by.

here adv

comp

can 1sg pres I

comp

acc m 3sg clt

see 1sg pres P

that conj

3sg pres aux clt

pass sg m L.part P

20 (a) [0:59] Yes. Hens, chicks, eggs – If I didn’t secure them away

yes

chicken sg f

chick sg n

egg sg n

either

acc 3pl clt

neg

put.away 1sg aor P

21 (a) [1:04] and it found them – [it’s] curtains [for them]!

à

either

acc 3pl clt

neg

found 3sg aor P

end sg m

22 (GK) Did there used to be such polecats in the old days?

and

one sg n adj

time sg n

again adv

impf exist

interr clt

such pl adj

polecat pl m

23 (a) [1:10] There were! There were! But who ever cared about them?

and

L.part exist

3sg pres aux clt

L.part exist

but

which sg m interr

acc 3pl clt

3sg pres aux clt

notice sg m L.part I

24 (GK) But didn’t – ? if [someone] caught one – ?

à

excl

neg

3pl pres cop clt

acc 3pl clt

when conj

take 3sg pres P

one sg m adj

25 (a) [1:13] Back then we kept more livestock, more [than now].

then adv

1pl pres aux clt

keep pl m L.part I

many adv

livestock sg f

many adv

26 (a) [1:16] But now [just] five or six chickens each. Look around now, and it’s not here.

now adv

five

six

hen pl f

look sg imv P

now adv

this sg f adj

acc f 3sg clt

pres neg exist

27 (a) [1:20] Find sometimes a wing here, a leg there – either it’s killed [and eaten] it

find sg imv P

sometimes adv

wing sg n

somewhere adv

leg sg f

somewhere adv

this sg n adj

either

slaughter 3sg pres P

acc f 3sg clt

28 (a) [1:25] it and drunk its blood, or it’s left it whole, and [just] drunk the blood.

drink 3sg pres P

dat f 3sg clt

blood sg f def

and

acc f 3sg clt

leave 3sg pres P

entire sg f def adj

and

blood sg f def

drink 3sg pres P

29 (GK) You don’t say!

brè

excl

бре

30 (a) [1:30] Yes. A very bad animal.

yes

very adv

bad sg n adj

animal sg n

31 (GK) It’s like a vampire, then.

nom sg n

vampire sg m

this sg n adj

32 (a) [1:32] Very [bad]. And it’s black – and it’s black – and it’s black!

very adv

but

3sg pres cop clt

black sg n adj

but

3sg pres cop clt

black sg n adj

but

3sg pres cop clt

black sg n adj

33 (a) [1:36] So black that when you look at it, it shimmers.

ost

thus adv

3sg pres cop clt

black sg n adj

when conj

acc n 3sg clt

look 2sg pres P

shimmer 3sg pres I

34 (a) [1:41] Its hide is supposedly very valuable – anyone who kills one

very adv

dat n 3sg clt

sg f L.part cop

expensive sg f adj

skin sg f def

who sg m interr

how interr

acc m 3sg clt

kill 3sg pres P

some sg n adj

35 (a) [1:46] skins it immediately and sells its hide.

immediately adv

acc n 3sg clt

flay 3sg pres P

and

dat n 3sg clt

sell 3sg pres I

skin sg f def

36 (GK) Didn’t they hunt them in the old days, these – ?

neg

acc 3pl clt

interr clt

hunt 3pl impf I

one sg n adj

time sg n

this pl adj

37 (a) [1:50] Well, how are you going to catch one?! It’s nocturnal!

where interr

fut

acc n 3sg clt

catch 2sg pres P

nom n 3sg

night sg n adj

time sg n

38 (GK) Ah.

disc

39 (a) [1:53] [It comes out] at night, not [during] the day.

night sg n adj

time sg n

daytime adv

not

40 (GK) [Couldn’t you use] some sort of trap?

trap sg m

something sg n

41 (a) [1:57] Who’ll [get] him [like that]? Even if you lay a trap, you don’t know

which sg m interr

fut

dat m 3sg clt

and

comp

put 2sg pres P

trap sg m

neg

acc m 3sg clt

know 2sg pres I

42 (a) [2:02] where it’ll pass by. It goes everywhere!

where interr

comp

[...]

fut

pass 3sg pres P

everywhere adv

pass 3sg pres P

43 (GK) So it just comes, and shits, and poof!

ost

here adv

when conj

come 3sg pres P

comp

shit 3sg pres I

and

poof

44 (a) [2:07] Ah, who will – By the time I get up, it –

and

which sg m interr

fut

acc m 3sg clt

nom 1sg

while conj

comp

arise 1sg pres P

nom m 3sg

45 (a) [2:11] See, it climbs up a tree. It climbs up

è

ost

acc m 3sg clt

ascend 3sg pres I

dat refl clt

acc refl clt

tree sg n def

ascend 3sg pres I

dat refl clt

acc refl clt

46 (a) [2:13] roof tiles, too. It climbs up everywhere!

and

over

tile pl f def

ascend 3sg pres I

dat refl clt

acc refl clt

everywhere adv

47 (GK) This [thing] climbs up roof tiles?

over

tile pl f def

acc refl clt

climb 3sg pres I

this sg n adj

48 (a) [2:17] Yes! It climbs! It climbs! [You see] that tall house there?

yes

climb 3sg pres I

acc refl clt

climb 3sg pres I

acc refl clt

ost

this sg f adj

high sg f def adj

house sg f

49 (a) [2:21] We saw them over there. There, over –

ost

there adv

1pl pres aux clt

acc 3pl clt

look pl L.part I

ost

ost

there adv

50 (a) [2:24] up the mulberry, up the mulberry, and onto the roof tiles. Yes. A beast.

mulberry sg f def

mulberry sg f def

tile pl f def

yes

animal sg n

51 (GK) Goodness!

brè

excl

бре

52 (a) [2:31] A beast. [There’s] some others they call martens. The one that’s a polecat –

animal sg n

one pl adj

acc 3pl clt

call 3pl pres I

and

marten pl f

polecat sg m def

rel

3sg pres cop clt

53 (a) [2:34] it is pure black. The marten is white, here –

nom m 3sg

3sg pres cop clt

purely adv

black sg m adj

marten sg def

3sg pres cop clt

here adv

3sg pres cop clt

white sg f adj

54 (GK) On the-

по

55 (a) [2:41] Here on the sto - on the throat here, and in back it’s white.

tùka

here adv

тук

kor

[...]

hes

neck sg f def

here adv

and

behind adv

white sg n adj

56 (GK) Mmhm.

əmxəm

bkch

57 (a) [2:46] And they call it a marten. It’s supposed to be worse.

and

call 3pl pres I

marten sg f

nom f 3sg

sg f L.part cop

bad sg f adj

58 (GK) And on its back?

and

на

gərbò

back sg m def

гръб

59 (a) [2:49] On its back it’s black. Brown.

back sg m def

black sg f adj

brown sg f adj

60 (GK) Uh huh.

əxə

bkch

61 (a) [2:51] Both black and brown.

and

black pl adj

and

brown pl f adj

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Eremija 4

1 (GK) And do pigs [really] eat meat?

2 (a) [0:03] Ohh! They eat [it]! They just [have] to have it!

3 (GK) Ahh.

4 (a) [0:08] They eat [it].

5 (GK) I didn’t know [that].

6 (a) [0:10] They eat it. The other day a neighbor let out a big pig,

7 (a) [0:18] and it took off after the hens – (sound gesture = "look out!") – she's shouting, shouting!

8 (a) [0:23] It grabbed the leg of a hen that couldn’t escape, and was about to eat it up!

9 (GK) But didn’t it break its leg?

10 (a) [0:30] It wasn’t able to break it. It (the hen) ran quickly away from it (the pig)

11 (a) [0:32] then it (the hen) struck it (the pig), and then it let it go.

12 (GK) Huh!

13 (a) [0:34] It wasn’t able to break it. But it would have eaten it up [if it had].

14 (a) [0:38] We have [these] other animals. People call them polecats.

15 (GK) Ahh.

16 (a) [0:43] [They come at] night – , in the evening when I come home.

17 (a) [0:47] I close the gate, and when I turn out the light, it hurls itself

18 (a) [0:51] here over the gate, and it’ll do a good shit either here

19 (a) [0:55] or here –so that I can see that it’s been by.

20 (a) [0:59] Yes. Hens, chicks, eggs – If I didn’t secure them away

21 (a) [1:04] and it found them – [it’s] curtains [for them]!

22 (GK) Did there used to be such polecats in the old days?

23 (a) [1:10] There were! There were! But who ever cared about them?

24 (GK) But didn’t – ? if [someone] caught one – ?

25 (a) [1:13] Back then we kept more livestock, more [than now].

26 (a) [1:16] But now [just] five or six chickens each. Look around now, and it’s not here.

27 (a) [1:20] Find sometimes a wing here, a leg there – either it’s killed [and eaten] it

28 (a) [1:25] it and drunk its blood, or it’s left it whole, and [just] drunk the blood.

29 (GK) You don’t say!

30 (a) [1:30] Yes. A very bad animal.

31 (GK) It’s like a vampire, then.

32 (a) [1:32] Very [bad]. And it’s black – and it’s black – and it’s black!

33 (a) [1:36] So black that when you look at it, it shimmers.

34 (a) [1:41] Its hide is supposedly very valuable – anyone who kills one

35 (a) [1:46] skins it immediately and sells its hide.

36 (GK) Didn’t they hunt them in the old days, these – ?

37 (a) [1:50] Well, how are you going to catch one?! It’s nocturnal!

38 (GK) Ah.

39 (a) [1:53] [It comes out] at night, not [during] the day.

40 (GK) [Couldn’t you use] some sort of trap?

41 (a) [1:57] Who’ll [get] him [like that]? Even if you lay a trap, you don’t know

42 (a) [2:02] where it’ll pass by. It goes everywhere!

43 (GK) So it just comes, and shits, and poof!

44 (a) [2:07] Ah, who will – By the time I get up, it –

45 (a) [2:11] See, it climbs up a tree. It climbs up

46 (a) [2:13] roof tiles, too. It climbs up everywhere!

47 (GK) This [thing] climbs up roof tiles?

48 (a) [2:17] Yes! It climbs! It climbs! [You see] that tall house there?

49 (a) [2:21] We saw them over there. There, over –

50 (a) [2:24] up the mulberry, up the mulberry, and onto the roof tiles. Yes. A beast.

51 (GK) Goodness!

52 (a) [2:31] A beast. [There’s] some others they call martens. The one that’s a polecat –

53 (a) [2:34] it is pure black. The marten is white, here –

54 (GK) On the-

55 (a) [2:41] Here on the sto - on the throat here, and in back it’s white.

56 (GK) Mmhm.

57 (a) [2:46] And they call it a marten. It’s supposed to be worse.

58 (GK) And on its back?

59 (a) [2:49] On its back it’s black. Brown.

60 (GK) Uh huh.

61 (a) [2:51] Both black and brown.

1 (GK) če prasètata mesò jadàt li

And do pigs [really] eat meat?

2 (a) [0:03] òx jadàt ta sàmo da ìma

Ohh! They eat [it]! They just [have] to have it!

3 (GK) àa

Ahh.

4 (a) [0:08] jadàt

They eat [it].

5 (GK) ne sɤ̀m znàel

I didn’t know [that].

6 (a) [0:10] jadàt e tùka komšìkata ònja dèn puštìla golèmoto svinčè

They eat it. The other day a neighbor let out a big pig,