PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

35 matches in 35 utterances

5.46 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (1,436 utterances, 6,407 words searched).

  1. mmhm # what were you looking for in the first place ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1222 · Peter 2;05
  2. <wanna carry it to the kitchen for me> [<] ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1263 · Peter 2;05
  3. well # let's see # I bet your mommy could find one for you . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1343 · Peter 2;05
  4. well maybe for lunch # ok ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1540 · Peter 2;05
  5. for lunch . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1548 · Peter 2;05
  6. you looking for something ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1596 · Peter 2;05
  7. what'd you have for breakfast ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1865 · Peter 2;05
  8. I think that's a good place for it . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2035 · Peter 2;05
  9. is the man going for a ride inside the barrels ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2327 · Peter 2;05
  10. I'm just standing up for a few minutes # stretching . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2704 · Peter 2;05
  11. well # I think it's too early # it's not time for lunch yet . LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2966 · Peter 2;05
  12. we've been looking for it . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3168 · Peter 2;05
  13. Peter and I went for a walk and we walked under the tunnel . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3273 · Peter 2;05
  14. what did you go for a ride on ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3295 · Peter 2;05
  15. fill in the word # what did you go for a ride on ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3297 · Peter 2;05
  16. let's look for the other screw . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3381 · Peter 2;05
  17. how (a)bout for lunch ? MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3522 · Peter 2;05
  18. you don't want toast for lunch ## well +... MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3526 · Peter 2;05
  19. for the # fuel truck . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 4279 · Peter 2;05
  20. the baby you saw when we went for a walk . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5297 · Peter 2;05
  21. that's play group for you . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5438 · Peter 2;05
  22. that's play group for you # is that the influence of play group ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5443 · Peter 2;05
  23. Patsy and Loi are gonna stay for lunch . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5800 · Peter 2;05
  24. you go ask them what they want for lunch . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5811 · Peter 2;05
  25. want me to cut it for you ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5883 · Peter 2;05
  26. well # could I use this [!!] one for now ? LOI · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6173 · Peter 2;05
  27. I'll cut it for you . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6394 · Peter 2;05
  28. you'll have to have to reach for this . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6741 · Peter 2;05
  29. well # I think it's time for us to put the toys away . PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6862 · Peter 2;05
  30. it's almost time for the noon whistle . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6929 · Peter 2;05
  31. can you take it out for a minute ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7005 · Peter 2;05
  32. oh # I'm gonna use this [!!] for a key now ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7101 · Peter 2;05
  33. she needs it for her hair # (be)cause she's got longer hair than you . MOT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7141 · Peter 2;05
  34. well why don't you go and open the door for us so +... PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7212 · Peter 2;05
  35. oh # did you push the button for us ? PAT · eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7238 · Peter 2;05
  1. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1222 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOIyou found em in there ?
    CHIright .
    LOI*LOI: mmhm # what were you looking for in the first place ?
    LOId(o) you remember ?
    CHIwhat's a slide ?
  2. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1263 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTI didn't mean to interrupt your playing # you go back and play # ok ?
    CHI<xxx milk> [>] .
    MOT*MOT: <wanna carry it to the kitchen for me> [<] ?
    CHII want some milk # I want some milk .
    CHII want some milk # I want some milk mommy # I want some milk .
  3. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1343 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATyou wan(t) (t)a write ?
    CHIright # with that pencil .
    PAT*PAT: well # let's see # I bet your mommy could find one for you .
    MOTthere was one out # what happeneded@n to it ?
    CHII wan(t) (t)a pencil mommy .
  4. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1540 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTapple ?
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: well maybe for lunch # ok ?
    CHIok some # gi(ve) me some # orange .
    MOTorange ?
  5. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1548 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTorange ?
    CHIright # have some orange .
    MOT*MOT: for lunch .
    CHIxxx .
    MOTyou have to eat that at the table (be)cause that's very # messy # right ?
  6. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1596 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIxxx .
    MOTwhat's the matter ?
    MOT*MOT: you looking for something ?
    CHIright .
    CHI<let's> [/] let's play frisbee .
  7. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 1865 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOIdid you eat breakfast ?
    CHII want breakfast mommy .
    MOT*MOT: what'd you have for breakfast ?
    CHII want breakfast mommy .
    MOTyou want breakfast ?
  8. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2035 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIit goes there .
    PAToh # I see .
    PAT*PAT: I think that's a good place for it .
    CHIwatch me do it .
    PATwatch you do it # that's just what I'd like to do .
  9. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2327 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIxxx # xxx goin(g) to ride .
    PATthere's the yellow top behind the cash register .
    PAT*PAT: is the man going for a ride inside the barrels ?
    CHIhuh # right .
    PATmmhm .
  10. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2704 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOImmhm .
    CHIwhat doing ?
    PAT*PAT: I'm just standing up for a few minutes # stretching .
    CHIoh # good .
    CHIgon [= going to] take this [!!] off .
  11. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 2966 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOIthat's very nice of you to ask # mmhm .
    CHIlet's have lunch # xxx .
    LOI*LOI: well # I think it's too early # it's not time for lunch yet .
    CHIhuh .
    LOIit's not time yet .
  12. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3168 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTthere it is !
    CHIsee .
    MOT*MOT: we've been looking for it .
    LOIwhat is it ?
    CHIthe top I found .
  13. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3273 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHImmhm .
    PATyes # we walked under a tunnel yesterday .
    PAT*PAT: Peter and I went for a walk and we walked under the tunnel .
    CHIhuh .
    MOTPeter # tell em what you did <last night> [>] .
  14. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3295 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTxxx .
    CHIwhat ?
    MOT*MOT: what did you go for a ride on ?
    MOTfill in the word # what did you go for a ride on ?
    MOT(re)member ?
  15. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3297 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIwhat ?
    MOTwhat did you go for a ride on ?
    MOT*MOT: fill in the word # what did you go for a ride on ?
    MOT(re)member ?
    CHII yyy # right there .
  16. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3381 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATwhere's the other screw ?
    CHImommy I want some xxx .
    MOT*MOT: let's look for the other screw .
    MOTcome (h)ere .
    MOTcome (h)ere you turkey .
  17. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3522 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTtoast ?
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: how (a)bout for lunch ?
    CHIdon't want the toast # for lunch .
    MOTyou don't want toast for lunch ## well +...
  18. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 3526 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOThow (a)bout for lunch ?
    CHIdon't want the toast # for lunch .
    MOT*MOT: you don't want toast for lunch ## well +...
    CHIthere .
    CHIwell .
  19. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 4279 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTyour um # hose ?
    CHIwhere's a hose .
    MOT*MOT: for the # fuel truck .
    CHImy fuel truck .
    MOTwhere's the hose ?
  20. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5297 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATdid you tell your mama about the little baby you say yesterday ?
    CHIxxx a baby ?
    PAT*PAT: the baby you saw when we went for a walk .
    MOTdid you see a baby ?
    CHIwhere's a baby ?
  21. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5438 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIocean # this is ocean .
    PATuhhuh .
    PAT*PAT: that's play group for you .
    CHIhuh .
    PATthat's play group for you # is that the influence of play group ?
  22. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5443 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATthat's play group for you .
    CHIhuh .
    PAT*PAT: that's play group for you # is that the influence of play group ?
    CHIno it's not .
    CHImommy !
  23. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5800 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTI'll make lunch ok # shall I make lunch ?
    CHIright .
    MOT*MOT: Patsy and Loi are gonna stay for lunch .
    MOTdid you know that ?
    CHIxxx .
  24. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5811 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTwhat ?
    CHIxxx .
    MOT*MOT: you go ask them what they want for lunch .
    CHIxxx .
    MOTyou go ask them # xxx .
  25. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 5883 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOIthere's your plate # there .
    CHIhere .
    LOI*LOI: want me to cut it for you ?
    CHIright here # sit over here .
    LOIwhat ?
  26. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6173 · Peter, 2;5.03
    LOImy cup's at my house .
    CHIcups in your house .
    LOI*LOI: well # could I use this [!!] one for now ?
    CHIright .
    LOIoh thank you .
  27. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6394 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIorange !
    CHImm # orange !
    MOT*MOT: I'll cut it for you .
    CHIuhhuh for me .
    CHIno that's my [!!] plate # that's my [!!] plate .
  28. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6741 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTcareful Pete # don't lean on the table .
    MOTsit in your chair .
    PAT*PAT: you'll have to have to reach for this .
    MOTare you finished ?
    MOTdid you have enough ?
  29. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6862 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATyou ready to get out of your chair ?
    CHIno .
    PAT*PAT: well # I think it's time for us to put the toys away .
    LOIwan(t) (t)a help us ?
    CHIno # it's not time yyy put a toys away .
  30. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 6929 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTyou know what time it is ?
    CHIhmm .
    MOT*MOT: it's almost time for the noon whistle .
    PAToh [>] .
    CHI<huh # noon whistle> [<] .
  31. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7005 · Peter, 2;5.03
    CHIno it's not .
    CHIok # ca(n) I take this out # for for a minute .
    PAT*PAT: can you take it out for a minute ?
    CHIright .
    PATthat's alright .
  32. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7101 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATthat's a nice # toy .
    CHIhere you use this key .
    PAT*PAT: oh # I'm gonna use this [!!] for a key now ?
    CHIright .
    PATI still don't think I'm gonna be able to get in the house .
  33. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7141 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATcould I have it back ?
    CHIno .
    MOT*MOT: she needs it for her hair # (be)cause she's got longer hair than you .
    PATsee ?
    PATnow I can't see # I have to have my barrette (be)cause I can't see .
  34. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7212 · Peter, 2;5.03
    MOTI don't have a pocket .
    CHIthis yours .
    PAT*PAT: well why don't you go and open the door for us so +...
    PATwith the keys so we can go out ok ?
    PATyou go open the door so we can get out .
  35. eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.cha, line 7238 · Peter, 2;5.03
    PATwell # we're coming # right now .
    LOIbe right back .
    PAT*PAT: oh # did you push the button for us ?
    CHIright .
    CHIthat's my [!!] keys .

Matches by age

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  1. Peter eng_USA_Bloom5.46
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TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Bloom/peter13.chaPeter 2;5.036,40735355.46

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