| Central - LAL |
| traditions | o Scotland’s ethnic minorit |
| Southern - SWE | we're speakin fae experience, | traditions | guid and bad, a fausely biggi |
| Central - SEC |
ervin African words, phrases, | traditions | an folklore. In this way, it |
| Central - SEC |
otland: The Lallans and Doric | Traditions | ." |
| Central - LAL |
the opportunity tae keep auld | traditions | alive by tellin stories an si |
| Central - SEC |
nity’s history, customs and | traditions | , memory, unique modes of thin |
| Doric - SNO |
bad that it should go, if the | traditions | of the different parts of Sco |
| Central - LAL |
icit poem o 72 lines taks the | traditions | o idealisit male freenship an |
| Shetland - SHD |
est, I niver lippened Chinese | traditions | tae be onything laek wir ain. |
| Shetland - SHD |
arly spring clean. “Chinese | traditions | irna dat different fae wir ai |
| Central - WCE |
ere ilka year bi oor creative | traditions | - oor ballads an poems, oor |
| Central - SEC |
e aathing, ethical; to dae wi | traditions | nae less important nor, and c |
| Central - GLA |
nary discoorses and political | traditions | for tae set oot a nieve o ign |
| Central - LAL | watch a video aboot Hallaeen | traditions | in Scotland or try yer haun a |
| Central - LAL | rieve a story about Halloween | traditions | . The treacle scone wan is new |
| Central - LAL |
cal activism asweel as helpin | traditions | baith auld an new tae flouris |
| Central - WCE |
r stories an sangs. But livin | traditions | quickly become deid yins, an |
| Central - LAL |
city. Wi it bein a festival o | traditions | , primarily o the Celtic natio |
| Orkney - ORK |
Orkney’s New Year | traditions | are no whit they used tae be. |
| Central - DUN |
istlike had arisen fae aulder | traditions | that originally cam fae amang |
| Central - LAL |
see a muckle revival o Scots | traditions | . The year efter the independe |
| Central - LAL | w thur wur sae mony different | traditions | an pairts tae a weddin celebr |
| Central - LAL | rk task thinkin aboot faimily | traditions | . Oan Yule-een, does your mith |