PHPCLANCHILDES with regular expressions

6 matches in 6 utterances

2.78 per 1,000 words of the child (CHI), in 1 of 1 transcripts (963 utterances, 2,159 words searched).

  1. kore wa # Maakun [= a boy in the neibourhood] no ya . %mov:"20614"_339920_342854 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 224 · Jun 2;06
  2. Maakun # kore motteitta ? %mov:"20614"_353856_358154 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 232 · Jun 2;06
  3. Maakun no . %mov:"20614"_364146_365208 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 238 · Jun 2;06
  4. xxx # Maakun kuru kara ne . %mov:"20614"_371167_376383 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 242 · Jun 2;06
  5. Maakun iranai wa . %mov:"20614"_473904_476130 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 284 · Jun 2;06
  6. Maakun no oniichan no . %mov:"20614"_914896_918161 CHI · japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 531 · Jun 2;06
  1. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 224 · Jun, 2;6.14
    CHIkore de shoo ya ,, jidoosha . %mov:"20614"_337153_339482
    FATun . %mov:"20614"_339482_339920
    CHI*CHI: kore wa # Maakun [= a boy in the neibourhood] no ya . %mov:"20614"_339920_342854
    FATMaakun no . %mov:"20614"_342854_343678
    CHIatatte iko ka # xxx osoto ? %mov:"20614"_343678_346959
  2. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 232 · Jun, 2;6.14
    CHIjidoosha akan no ,, kore . %mov:"20614"_349843_349843
    FATun, osoto motteittara akan yo . %mov:"20614"_351808_353856
    CHI*CHI: Maakun # kore motteitta ? %mov:"20614"_353856_358154
    CHIkore # kayattao [?] ka ? %mov:"20614"_358154_361106
    FATkayashitoko ka ? %mov:"20614"_361106_362108
  3. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 238 · Jun, 2;6.14
    CHIkore wa . %mov:"20614"_362108_363324
    FATkayaso [: kaeso] nee ? %mov:"20614"_363324_364146
    CHI*CHI: Maakun no . %mov:"20614"_364146_365208
    FATMaakun no ya kara kaeso nee ? %mov:"20614"_365208_366750
    CHIko # naabetoite [: narabeteoite] Jun . %mov:"20614"_366750_369871
  4. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 242 · Jun, 2;6.14
    CHIko # naabetoite [: narabeteoite] Jun . %mov:"20614"_366750_369871
    FATun, narabetoku [: narabeteoku] ? %mov:"20614"_369871_371167
    CHI*CHI: xxx # Maakun kuru kara ne . %mov:"20614"_371167_376383
    FATun . %mov:"20614"_376383_377078
    CHIxxx yo, hore . %mov:"20614"_377078_377078
  5. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 284 · Jun, 2;6.14
    CHIjidoosha ga . %mov:"20614"_470764_472107
    FATnan [//] do [//] nande kakusu no ? %mov:"20614"_472107_473904
    CHI*CHI: Maakun iranai wa . %mov:"20614"_473904_476130
    CHIxxx . %mov:"20614"_476130_482869
    FATkeshitoko ka . %mov:"20614"_482869_485631
  6. japanese_ishii/20614.cha, line 531 · Jun, 2;6.14
    FATwaa, ookii jidoosha narabimashita nee . %mov:"20614"_909788_913704
    CHIhore . %mov:"20614"_913704_914896
    CHI*CHI: Maakun no oniichan no . %mov:"20614"_914896_918161
    FATMaakun no oniichan no ? %mov:"20614"_918161_920046
    CHIoniichan no ,, kore wa . %mov:"20614"_920046_921928

Matches by age

One dot per transcript: matches per 1,000 words of the child (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. Jun japanese_ishii2.78
All transcripts as a table
TranscriptChildAgeWordsUtterances matchedMatchesPer 1,000 words
japanese_ishii/20614.chaJun 2;6.142,159662.78

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. maakun6 · 100.0%