Kris had the baby was born

[Mina_]

Hi

I've just watched a video from Ellen Show. I heard a sentence like that:

"Her daughter Kriss, you know, had the baby was born"

It does not say 'had' in subtitles but I'm sure that Ellen says something sounds like 'had'. I might have misheard tough. I need help

 

[grassy]

You must have misheard it. Maybe it was "heard".

 

[heypresto]

'Had' is clearly wrong. Could it have been 'heard'?

Just a guess.

 

[Mina_]

I watched it again and it is not 'heard'. Thanks for replies though.

 

[velisarius]

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I think she started to say "had a baby", then changed it to "the baby was born". It was a natural hesitation, not a word.

 

[Mina_]

Thank you so much.

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[grassy]

I think she started to say "had a baby", then changed it to "the baby was born". It was a natural hesitation, not a word.

I listened to that and she indeed hesitated.

 

[Mina_]

Thank you all for replies By the way sorry again for my inattention.

 

[AnythingGoes]

I think she started to say "had a baby", then changed it to "the baby was born". It was a natural hesitation, not a word.

I listened to that and she indeed hesitated.

Here's how to punctuate that, to make it clear to the reader: "Her daughter Kriss, you know, had — the baby was born."

 

[velisarius]

Yes, but she didn't even say "had" (I saw and listened to the clip). She just began to say "ha..." Mina must have a very good ear to even have noticed it.

 

[Mina_]

You all helped me a lot with your interpretations. Thanks