Ulster - SYN | Warkin | oan ma ain accoont or en’s- | |
Ulster - SYN | Warkin | oan ma ain accoont wi warkers | |
Ulster - SYN | Warkin | tae a heidyin | |
Ulster - SYN | Warkin | oan ma ain accoont or en’s | |
Central - DUN | ood an the 'financial sector' | warkin | oot alang the same line, an t |
Central - WCE | wk club, organeesin concerts, | warkin | on the National Comatee o the |
Central - SEC | ce maun come frae thae adult, | warkin | cless, hamelt Scots speakers |
Central - DUN | aw his neebors he wis a hard- | warkin | chiel. Ae day he wis oot in t |
Doric - DOR | He was a richt hard- | warkin | cheil, naebdy he'd deen ill t |
Central - DUN | - eftir aw they ken hou hard- | warkin | , an reasonably priced Polish |
Ulster - GUL | o Ulstèr-Scotch in tha free- | warkin | an resydentèr curn shaidin t |
Ulster - GUL | nt nearhan graithin a claught- | warkin | wab oncum roadin. |
Ulster - SYN | o Tyre an Sidon haed saen tha | warkin | o God's pooer as yous hae sae |
Ulster - SYN | o Tyre an Sidon haed saen tha | warkin | o God's pooer as youse hae sa |
Ulster - PUL | An ower in tha | Warkin | -Hunnér ring ~ Thair's aye a |
Central - SEC | n unnerstan he wis dalin wi a | warkin | man, no a saft wee laddie. |
Central - SEC | Ian Scobie wis fifteen an a | warkin | man. A week sinsyne he'd been |
Central - DUN | the odd hint. Dod had been a | warkin | man aw his days an didnae ken |
Central - SEC | e a vieve accoont o life in a | warkin | daiss faimily in Sec tland in |
Central - LAL | (a dominie in a schuill in a | warkin | cless area) wantin the bairns |
Central - LAL | ark non stoap fur if ye werna | warkin | ye wir skivin an if ye wir sk |
Central - SEC | they wis ower juvenile for a | warkin | man. |
Central - SEC | is no wee boy ony mair, but a | warkin | man. At lest he seen her wee, |
Central - SEC | mpybackit sumphs wha’v bled | warkin | folk white fir centeries.” |
Central - LAL | it and deid. The lums stapped | warkin | , the machines stapped birlin, |
Central - LAL | fae Edinburgh university and | warkin | on the ile rigs for a few mon |
Central - LAL | vyces fae nor tae sooth, fae | warkin | cless folk tae academics - a |
Central - LAL | awa. "Hoo mony men dae ye hae | warkin | on yer ferm?' he spiered. |
Central - LAL | Labour is gaein tae win thae | warkin | cless, pro-independence, left |
Central - LAL | ied the flooer o ma youth tae | warkin | i the pits. Sae, yae wey or t |
Doric - ABN | the idea that we shoudnae be | warkin | , foo can we expect tae be tan |
Central - SEC | maist o thaim is seen tae be | warkin | cless an thair Scots vocabula |
Central - LAL | he teachers were happy tae be | warkin | in sic a braw toun, and the b |
Central - DUN | n hae little dout will aye be | warkin | haun in glove wi the ceevil s |
Central - SEC | s been guid, an we’l aye be | warkin | haurd ti uphaud oor staundard |
Central - LAL | he back o the larry. Ye'll be | warkin | wi a new stert, he's settin u |
Central - AYR | st w-w-Wednesday, when Ill be | warkin | on the steadin.' |
Central - SEC | foondit on his ain experience | warkin | as a jyner. His wark is splat |
Doric - ABN | ps o Denmark, far the average | warkin | wik is aboot five oors less t |
Central - SWE | the | warkin | man, The Vow an Labour, whisk |
Central - LAL | The | Warkin | Men's Institute, hauf-biggit |
Central - DUN | r dennir in the evenin - the | warkin | man wantit his grub in the mi |
Central - LAL | y, but tae culture an aw. The | warkin | clesses votit “Aye” i the |
Central - LAL | t is nae mair the leid ae the | warkin | clesses and comedians nor it |
Central - SEC | ialeck isnae confined tae the | warkin | clesses, an that the bool in |
Central - SEC | lang gate tae reconcilin the | warkin | cless uisers o the Scots lang |
Central - SEC | un juist be bi a puckle o the | warkin | clesses that they dinnae hae |
Central - SEC | i Dr Sandy Tulloch, ane o the | warkin | comatee for the Sculpture Pro |
Central - SEA | Yoruba ti his leids, tho the | warkin | leid at hame wis maistly West |
Central - SEC | or communication graith o the | warkin | clesses an the uneddicatit. E |
Central - LAL | ture or everyday yaise by the | warkin | cless an therein lies the pro |
Central - DUN | Nou he had a mannie | warkin | fer him cried Jock Duncan |
Central - LAL | i 2015, hae noo won sae monie | warkin | cless areas awa frae Labour |
Central - SEC | er bluidy cantrips whan ye're | warkin | here! The Provost hissel is M |
Central - SEC | geiy canny-like whan they're | warkin | '. |
Central - DUN | length o time maist lads were | warkin | , the money wisnae that grand. |
Central - DUN | rence tae the wey things were | warkin | oot? A'm no shair that it did |
Central - LAL | e space suits ~ and they were | warkin | in total wheesht. Watchin the |
Central - EDN | hit we want Scots for. Are we | warkin | tae preserve the dialecks o S |
Central - SEC | their men comin' hime an' aye | warkin | ' aw at the worset. Ye winder |
Central - DUN | equality and solidarity amang | warkin | fowk are an inheritance fae M |
Central - SEC | the literature o the Scottish | warkin | cless. Juist as Émile Zola, |
Central - LAL | 'But there has tae be folk | warkin | there...' |
Central - LAL | portunity tae meet in wi folk | warkin | tae pit Scots forrit in diffe |
Central - LAL | used tae be thoosands o folk | warkin | in Mr Willie Wonka's factory. |
Central - LAL | ken that there are guid fowk | warkin | there tae bigg up the languag |
Ulster - PUL | s aboot Wulliam James Madonal | warkin | at tha loom - mebbe ye hae m |
Ulster - GUL | a Airts Cooncil wull haud til | warkin | wi yins leukkin tha gate o Ul |
Central - LAL | ey yet. As lang as he's still | warkin | oot his plans, he'll let ye a |
Central - DUN | l ye. A mind whan A wis still | warkin | in London an A wuid come back |
Central - SEC | p important kinches for thaim | warkin | in eddication an ither airts. |
Central - SEC | ntae languages, but for thaim | warkin | in eddication, government, th |
Central - LAL | man. Raither, she is a wumman | warkin | inby the smuirin doonhauds o |
Central - DUN | g Smoke. Doun there he'd been | warkin | on newspapers in Fleet Street |
Central - DUN | d in their bunks, they'd been | warkin | that hard. |
Central - LAL | e FM and her hauners hae been | warkin | subtle tae siccar ilka conces |
Central - LAL | this meenit is ane I've been | warkin | on for ower three months noo. |
Doric - ABN | The videographer has been | warkin | on the first pairt o the proj |
Central - LAL | isna new, as fowk haes been | warkin | for naitur consairvation for |
Central - SEC | the stage an aw an haes been | warkin | on the screenplay for the pic |
Central - LAL | d I hae aboot a hunner weemen | warkin | for me ower at ma place, hool |
Central - LAL | Britain haes been a leader in | warkin | tae enable vulnerable fowk ar |
Central - LAL | time I saw normal television | warkin | , I had a mervellous idea. "Lo |
Central - DUN | the United Kingdom were soon | warkin | on the rigs, Nou mony fowk th |
Central - DUN | e that A had the preevilege o | warkin | wi sae monie fowk - an a gui |
Ulster - SYN | No | warkin | at tha minit or at tha lairni |
Central - LAL | areness aboot the situation o | warkin | fowk – maistly puir migrant |
Ulster - SYN | foremaist tack or, gin yer no | warkin | , yer last foremaist darg. |
Central - LAL | s tred intae his portrayals o | warkin | life, an disnae spare us frae |
Central - SEC | dyins in cairriages, ithers o | warkin | folk wi their banners. Then t |
Central - DUN | tae stop drillin. No tae stop | warkin | though, for the drill pipe ha |
Ulster - GUL | s, nae mettèr whut wye the'r | warkin | , can hae a wechtie pairt in h |
Ulster - SYN | owersicht o tha wark o ither | warkin | fowk day an daily? |
Ulster - SYN | bidin awa frae hame whaniver | warkin | , oan hoaliday or trevellin ( |
Central - NEC | , richt in the middle o their | warkin | lifes, ar bein left tae rot i |
Central - LAL | late peyment o wages or puir | warkin | conditions. An in a kintra wh |
Central - LAL | rtunities the EU provides for | warkin | thegither on maitters that ar |
Central - LAL | ys it a? Gin ye hae ae Doctor | warkin | i your laun that tells ye ye |
Ulster - EUL | no play at peace whan ye wur | warkin | ? Bring him wi ye!" Sally teuc |
Ulster - SYN | Gin ye’r | warkin | (even gif yer aff seek, aff w |
Central - SEC | idna, but I ken the Clugger's | warkin | as a debt collector for Joe S |
Central - LAL | 's richt!' said Violet. 'It's | warkin | perfectly weel! Och aye, whit |
Central - SEC | iters, disnae see thirsels as | warkin | cless an disnae yaise Scots i |
Central - LAL | mannie sic as yersel, mibbes | warkin | wi thon Ayrshire loon, bi abl |
Central - LAL | cam hame tae feenish aff hes | warkin | days is a jile warder. "Efter |
Central - LAL | hae a feck o curns an bodies | warkin | at national an local level ti |
Ulster - GUL | tae tha purpose fur dominies | warkin | thenoo 'at's leukkin tae ken |
Central - SEC | rentice laddie in the fifties | warkin | at whit is noo the restaurant |
Central - WCE | s as an SNP cooncillor an wes | warkin | in this capacitie whan he dee |
Central - LAL | eace, or the legislatioun wes | warkin | weill aneuch, an the legislat |
Doric - ABN | den Bay in Aiberdeenshire, is | warkin | on a series o Doric films abo |
Central - LAL | E UNIVERSITY O GLESGAE AND IS | WARKIN | THE NOO WI THE NORTHERN PICTS |
Central - SWE | wis but hus spent maist o his | warkin | life, as a psychologist, in D |
Central - DUN | o she's fae England an he wis | warkin | here, he his been deportit. T |
Central - DUN | hem. The political system wis | warkin | direckly agin the wishes o th |
Central - SEC | novelist James Robertson wis | warkin | on owersettins o Baudelaire, |
Central - SEC | s o Syme and Son's jyners wis | warkin | on the ruif o Creerie's Brewe |
Central - DUN | ive. Only Davie it seemit wis | warkin | on his ane. Things were jist |
Central - LAL | e scene at the parly abody is | warkin | fu tilt, frae you, John Swinn |
Central - LAL | '"But the factory is | warkin | !" the folk shouted. "Listen! |
Ulster - BUL | Wullie and Liz is | warkin | at biggin up a stane dyke. Ko |
Ulster - PUL | tch, Irish an English players | warkin | wi, an agin, yin anither. The |
Central - LAL | he could lose hersel for oors | warkin | frae the upstairs windae, wat |
Central - SEC | irms o his hivin been a Scots | warkin | man, sayin his wark wis "like |
Ulster - EUL | ae his uncle Leonard's jubous | warkin | heritage, the harbour jawb a |
Central - SEC | ys the doctor. “His een’s | warkin | .” An Sam apent his een, tui |
Central - LAL | Morag likit | warkin | in the gairden. Mind her gran |
Central - SEC | at it's juist the un-educatit | warkin | clesses that speaks Scots an |
Central - DUN | e seeventies, whan A stairtit | warkin | fer them, there hid been a ch |
Central - LAL | s ainlie raicently stairtit | warkin | i the language, but frae whit |
Central - LAL | ring on mair o the Protestant | warkin | cless unionist communities th |
Central - LAL | I'm juist a daecent | warkin | man |
Central - SEC | me a by-word for writin aboot | warkin | cless life wi hert peety, sae |
Central - SEC | the ironic consait aboot hou | warkin | fowk is screivit oot o histor |
Central - LAL | ts, and the squirrels were aw | warkin | awa like daft, hoolin the wal |
Central - LAL | mic screivins. Gin a e'er rax | warkin | in academia A howp tae gar ma |
Central - DUN | es thegither. Jist as awboady | warkin | fer Independence the-day isna |
Central - LAL | see that. He had on auld grey | warkin | claes but nae bitts, jist gre |
Central - DUN | ment that his been supposedly | warkin | tae oor benefit fer ower thre |
Central - LAL | ually uisin it in their daily | warkin | lives at Westmeenster. |
Central - SEC | An me that, aa my | warkin | life, has had ti act quick on |
Central - DUN | weel-aff faimlies. Fer ivvery | warkin | class lad that got a joab oot |