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Here is the sentence said by Kansai speaker. He said this because his companion has annoyed other persons in the same room until they woke up.
そら見い いよいよおきなはったあ。
I think it would work as a filler. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Extra question: Is the 「はったあ」the past form of 「はる」 or 'to do' in Kansai dialect?
The なはった is the past tense form of なはる, which is the Kansai version of honorific なさる. So [起]{お}きなはった would be like 起きなさった in standard Japanese.
そら見い いよいよおきなはったあ
≂ そら見ろ、いよいよ(≂とうとう)起きなさった。(≂ 起きられた / 起きてしまわれた)
Is the 「はったあ」 the past form of 「はる」 or 'to do' in Kansai dialect?
The meaning is the same, just your example uses なはった/なはる. Actually we more commonly say 起きはった here in Kansai, using the (weak honorific) はる.
