"hamse" meaning in German

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          "english": "“There you have a Medal of the Wilhelm-Order”, said the protection-police officer and saw to it, that he got away, because just then lightning hit so close as if it was trying to prevent the granting of the medal.",
          "ref": "1918, Heinrich Mann, Der Untertan, Leipzig: Kurt Wolff Verlag, page 507:",
          "text": "„Da hamse ’n Willemsorden“, sagte der Schutzmann und machte, daß er weiterkam, denn gerade schlug ein Blitz ein, so nahe, als sollte er die Verleihung des Ordens verhindern.",
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          "english": "I see, Bavarian. Ok then. When did you serve?",
          "ref": "1931, Carl Zuckmayer, Der Hauptmann von Köpenick:",
          "text": "Aha, Bayer. Recht so. Wann hamse gedient?",
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        "contraction of haben + sie, literally “you/they have”"
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          "english": "“There you have a Medal of the Wilhelm-Order”, said the protection-police officer and saw to it, that he got away, because just then lightning hit so close as if it was trying to prevent the granting of the medal.",
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          "text": "„Da hamse ’n Willemsorden“, sagte der Schutzmann und machte, daß er weiterkam, denn gerade schlug ein Blitz ein, so nahe, als sollte er die Verleihung des Ordens verhindern.",
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