PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

22 matches in 22 utterances

6.12 per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI, in 1 of 1 transcripts (875 utterances, 3,595 words searched).

  1. they're pretty . INV · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 346 · 16B 2;05
  2. do they go boom ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 617 · 16B 2;05
  3. well, sometimes they eat a little grass . INV · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 805 · 16B 2;05
  4. you think they're really neat, huh ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1048 · 16B 2;05
  5. yes, now they're all in teeny tiny little pieces . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1287 · 16B 2;05
  6. now they're sticking in my sweater . INV · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1306 · 16B 2;05
  7. I think they flew all over the place . INV · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1354 · 16B 2;05
  8. there they go . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1652 · 16B 2;05
  9. now they're gonna get to fall on my head . INV · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1797 · 16B 2;05
  10. are they soft ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1825 · 16B 2;05
  11. ok, they'll hug . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1948 · 16B 2;05
  12. they're still huggin(g) . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 1954 · 16B 2;05
  13. they're not in the box anymore . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2153 · 16B 2;05
  14. it's a good thing they're just pictures, huh ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2180 · 16B 2;05
  15. do they need kisses ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2505 · 16B 2;05
  16. what are they doing ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2633 · 16B 2;05
  17. they're bouncing ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2637 · 16B 2;05
  18. what are they bouncing ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2639 · 16B 2;05
  19. are they cotton balls ? MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2643 · 16B 2;05
  20. they're playing . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2688 · 16B 2;05
  21. they're having a pillow fight . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2702 · 16B 2;05
  22. look, they're all standin(g) on their beds and throwin(g) their pillows . MOT · eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha, line 2704 · 16B 2;05
  1. CHIthere's my beads .
    MOTyes .
    INV*INV: they're pretty .
    MOTwe sorted them all out this morning .
    MOTI think you were cooking with them .
  2. MOTnow what do we do ?
    MOTwhat do the football players do ?
    MOT*MOT: do they go boom ?
    CHIyeah, and, yeah .
    MOThaven't seen football in a while, huh ?
  3. CHIhe nice .
    CHIcan a doggie eat some ?
    INV*INV: well, sometimes they eat a little grass .
    MOTsometimes .
    INVhere, he's eating some grass .
  4. MOTxxx use spaghetti for a pointer .
    MOTyou like raw spaghettis .
    MOT*MOT: you think they're really neat, huh ?
    MOThere you go .
    MOTthere's your pointer .
  5. INVoh, you lost it .
    MOTxx stick it in the sweater .
    MOT*MOT: yes, now they're all in teeny tiny little pieces .
    INVhere, here are your spaghettis .
    MOTyes, it does break, Child .
  6. MOTlet's see how far it bounces .
    MOTwhat are you doing, Child ?
    INV*INV: now they're sticking in my sweater .
    MOTwhat are you doing with that spaghetti ?
    CHIoh .
  7. CHII better get it .
    MOTI think so .
    INV*INV: I think they flew all over the place .
    MOTI think so too .
    INVnow I think it time to turn the tape over .
  8. INVwhoa .
    MOToh well, there goes the fish and the pole .
    MOT*MOT: there they go .
    INVhere's some more parts to the fishing pole .
    MOToh dear [% CHI hugs MOT] .
  9. MOTwe got them out of the corner .
    MOTthere .
    INV*INV: now they're gonna get to fall on my head .
    MOTyou dump em .
    MOTI thought you were gonna push em around in your red chair like you usually do .
  10. CHII fall in .
    MOTand you fell in ?
    MOT*MOT: are they soft ?
    CHIyeah .
    CHIo:h, ah .
  11. CHIthe teddy bear hug the Popple ?
    MOTthe teddy bear hug the Popple ?
    MOT*MOT: ok, they'll hug .
    CHIand kiss .
    CHIand hug .
  12. CHIand kiss .
    CHIand hug .
    MOT*MOT: they're still huggin(g) .
    MOThow (a)bout if the teddy bear comes and hugs you ?
    INVwhoa .
  13. CHIthat's all the babies .
    MOTwell, the babies are kind of all over .
    MOT*MOT: they're not in the box anymore .
    MOTjust a couple .
    MOTjust a couple .
  14. MOTpoor birds .
    MOTpoor giraffes .
    MOT*MOT: it's a good thing they're just pictures, huh ?
    MOTI don't fit in the box, Child .
    MOTI'm too big .
  15. CHImy tummy and my back .
    INVoh .
    MOT*MOT: do they need kisses ?
    CHIwhee [% slides on box] .
    INVthat's a good box .
  16. MOTno ?
    CHIyou read it .
    MOT*MOT: what are they doing ?
    CHIthey're bouncing .
    MOTthey're bouncing ?
  17. MOTwhat are they doing ?
    CHIthey're bouncing .
    MOT*MOT: they're bouncing ?
    MOTwhat are they bouncing ?
    MOTwhat are those ?
  18. CHIthey're bouncing .
    MOTthey're bouncing ?
    MOT*MOT: what are they bouncing ?
    MOTwhat are those ?
    MOTare they cotton balls ?
  19. MOTwhat are they bouncing ?
    MOTwhat are those ?
    MOT*MOT: are they cotton balls ?
    CHIyeah .
    MOTyeah .
  20. MOTyeah .
    INVare the Popples getting ready in the morning ?
    MOT*MOT: they're playing .
    CHIall done .
    MOTall done .
  21. MOTwhat cha looking for ?
    MOTare you looking for a certain page ?
    MOT*MOT: they're having a pillow fight .
    MOTlook, they're all standin(g) on their beds and throwin(g) their pillows .
    CHIpoppin(g) they, out of their bed .
  22. MOTare you looking for a certain page ?
    MOTthey're having a pillow fight .
    MOT*MOT: look, they're all standin(g) on their beds and throwin(g) their pillows .
    CHIpoppin(g) they, out of their bed .
    MOTyup, poppin(g) out of their beds .

Matches by age

One dot per transcript: matches per 1,000 words of everyone but CHI. Dots of the same child are joined.

Matches by child

Matches per 1,000 words, all transcripts of each child together, highest first.

  1. 16B eng_USA_Valian6.12
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
eng_USA_Valian/16b.cha16B 2;5.183,59522226.12

What the pattern matched

1 different forms (lowercased). Useful to see what a pattern really catches: unexpected forms here usually mean the pattern is too broad.

  1. they22 · 100.0%