Re: disfluencies/editing expressions

B. Garcia scripsit:

> "Es de" seemed very prevalent on television interviews, when the
> interviewee had to think about something. In conversations it seemed
> pretty much the same.
It's almost certainly "este", like stuttering "that is, that is" in
English.

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