Orkney - ORK | Words | fae me Hert | |
Central - SEC | Words | that quickly washes awey any | |
Central - EDN | Words | that send him abruptly hurlin | |
Ulster - BUL | Words | ||
Central - SEC | Words | cam slawly nou to Miss Marjor | |
Central - LAL | words | , the time at Jamie wis keekin | |
Central - LAL | words | ayont the wardle's end | |
Central - SEC | Words | Worth Reading: Impressions an | |
Central - LAL | Words | for speirin | |
Central - LAL | Words | for speirin | |
Central - EDN | words | an phrases ahint her gentilit | |
Central - SEC | Words | is the currency an life-bluid | |
Central - SEC | A leet o "Nedspeak" | words | gien on this page includes th |
Central - SEC | "Take a seat next to Douglas" | words | that sent ma hert tae sink an |
Central - LAL | at 2pm the day! Trailer tae ' | Words | and Burds', presented by Hami |
Doric - DOR | Faither McKechnie scrievin i' | words | o' a book 'at naebiddy reads |
Doric - DOR | Bit as i' | words | are leavin his lips |
Central - SEC | Fir me, | words | like dreich, fash, sleekit, s |
Central - SEC | this wumman wis speakin, | words | that cuid be airtit at the ki |
Doric - DOR | cupped hands at ane anither, | words | like cloven hoof an devil cre |
Central - LAL | s - an in their ain accents, | words | & patter. Thon shuidnae be a |
Central - EDN | Oan, weel ken't, | words | , their passions hung, |
Central - LAL | erks thaim oot as English len- | words | in dialects at haes tint the |
Central - LAL | ch they weave distinctive Sc. | words | or spellings sometimes borrow |
Doric - MNA | has a deep orthography, i.e. | words | dinna afttimes soond the wye |
Central - LAL | Tam hated maths. | Words | were braw but nummers were a |
Central - LAL | my ee, an ye winna say nocht. | Words | are the soorce o miskennin. B |
Central - LAL | macd Ye micht weel gae agley. | Words | tae descrieve sic a bairnie: |
Central - LAL | o what I mean by ‘Scots’. | Words | like ‘speak’, ‘teacher |
Central - EDN | ‘’Mr Ali, please?’’. | Words | that are like music straight |
Central - LAL | tion of Writers (Scotland) 20 | Words | for 2020 competition. |
Central - SEC | lt us that Scots haes ower 40 | words | for rain! |
Central - LAL | AW DAY! Dae ye ken we hae 421 | words | fir 'snaw'? #ScotsEdu @Larber |
Doric - MNA | Doric Phrases has ower 1599 | words | in oor A-Z database fa kent w |
Central - SEC | Ma | words | seem tae huv goatten through |
Doric - MNA | ah'm spikkin #Doric though ma | words | are in Engurlish itherwise ye |
Central - WCE | Gaunnae you help me wi ma | words | Kirsty, she said. Naw, ah sai |
Central - WCE | Gaunny you help me wi ma | words | Kirsty, she said. Naw, ah sai |
Central - SEC | o maggie thatcher - mark ma | words | ! |
Central - LAL | like hur mammy's did. Mark ma | words | . Ah told Leanne tae post aboo |
Central - SEC | "Aye, whatever. Mark ma | words | . He's yin fat joke awey fae r |
Central - GLA | these days, so he is. Mark ma | words | mate.’ ah sais but we baith |
Central - SEC | er, that yin. Ye jist mark ma | words | , she'll no mak a richt wife t |
Central - LAL | in ma thochts and in ma | words | , |
Central - LAL | ur funeral, but ah'm eatin ma | words | . Lookin doon the church, it's |
Central - LAL | ... It wis jist a phrase, twa | words | that meant tae catch somebody |
Central - SEC | uchin are unique and specific | words | that struggle tae be accurate |
Doric - MNA | hank you Brian for the #Doric | words | contribution of Thristles for |
Doric - MNA | it ah let skite a curn #Doric | words | - can ye guess fit those wer |
Doric - DOR | Carlo broke wi twa guid Doric | words | that he could hear ma dad say |
Doric - MNA | uess fit these twa auld Doric | words | means? Mony thanks tae Dave f |
Doric - MNA | Weve nae Doric | words | or phrases beginning wi X in |
Doric - MNA | een added to the A-Z of Doric | words | . It means Dog Poo. Mony thank |
Doric - MNA | een added to our A-Z of Doric | words | . It means interfering or not |
Doric - MNA | een added to our A-Z of Doric | words | . It means Injure. Mony thanks |
Doric - DOR | wi. Some say particular Doric | words | hiv nae direct translation in |
Central - LAL | cisms' tae avoid includit sic | words | as 'mind' (fir the English, ' |
Central - LAL | Nor in romantic | words | said aucht |
Doric - DOR | , Susie disnae believe in bad | words | . "Jonsar Eck snapped" I |
Central - SEC | rts.The campaigners haes haed | words | areddies wi the Commission fo |
Shetland - SHD | da start. Some o da signs hed | words | o wisdom on dem when idders h |
Central - LAL | tin tae tent them. He murmled | words | whiles frae yon same habit o |
Central - SEC | exceppin for the near shared | words | wi the Scots an coorse the pr |
Ulster - GUL | gloriously worn and treasured | words | nearhan! |
Central - SEC | Frae heated | words | , they cam tae blows |
Shetland - SHD | ughts, speech and the printed | words | are mostly invisible.’ Ah, |
Central - LAL | a word no on their Permitted | Words | List https://t.co/mWHXNIY8bW |
Central - EDN | large number of Latin-derived | words | in which DOST antedates OED a |
Central - LAL | me of Scotland’s best-loved | words | ’. |
Central - SEC | ir tae mak uiss o aw the guid | words | the language shares wi Englis |
Doric - SNO | sadly, is true, wi monie guid | words | tint til some fowk. Murray sp |
Shetland - SHD | s like a treasure chest o old | words | and history. |
Ulster - GUL | owk giein a heft tae the auld | words | ! https://t.co/luDM1HvHH2 |
Central - WCE | think they’ll be usin auld | words | ,’ |
Central - WCE | dinar mathematical brain, and | words | like 'bairnie-genius' and 'in |
Central - LAL | Yir imagination. An idea. And | words | of course. If ye’re stuck f |
Southern - SEA | t thocht they were guid grand | words | tae say.) |
Doric - NNB | thoucht they were fine grand | words | till say.) |
Central - AYR | thocht they were richt grand | words | tae say.) |
Doric - MNA | lers to our Doric phrases and | words | listing. This means Wellingto |
Doric - MNA | ier, ur eyes spoke a thoosand | words | Aberdeen talent! |
Central - LAL | A cannae find | words | the way you can; A wouldnae k |
Central - LAL | lksMusic Thank you! Affa kind | words | ! |
Central - LAL | n his heid.' And wi thae kind | words | he fleed up tae hae a scanse |
Central - LAL | Unkind | words | an insults seem tae ripple fa |
Doric - DOR | Gerry, Ill pass on yir kind | words | . I ken fit hes wanting for |
Ulster - GUL | ok - thank you for your kind | words | ! ?? https://t.co/hbjGtizE9G |
Ulster - GUL | h1014 Thank you for your kind | words | . And really enjoyed this. Lui |
Orkney - ORK | ect. Hopefully, fok will mind | words | or phrases associated wae hid |
Central - GLA | If ye gied him hard | words | he spelt them. |
Central - LAL | ng, wan sentence, a couple ae | words | tae put somebody right aboot |
Central - SEC | ication policy sae he wad hae | words | wi Cathy Jamieson, Meenister |
Central - SEC | is Comatee micht want tae hae | words | wi the curn whan it comes owe |
Central - LAL | thae | words | wunna pass her stane-cauld li |
Central - SEC | region o the kintra, aa thae | words | haes gien wey ti the ubeeqito |
Central - LAL | god stopped her and said thae | words | wi pain clear in his vyce: He |
Central - SEC | er hunner year syne whan thae | words | wis pronounced mair or less t |
Central - SEC | er an better at no uisin thae | words | , that thair forebeirs kent as |
Central - LAL | sicht harder tae act on thae | words | . |
Central - SEC | ped. Thur wis nae braith. Nae | words | . Then he did the opposite fae |
Central - LAL | @scottishlass481 Nae | words | for it... ?? |
Central - LAL | ner Not like you tae have nae | words | hen! ?? Afternoon howzitgoan? |
Southern - SEA | it up at me, troublit, wi nae | words | . I kent fine whit wis in her |
Central - WCE | Whaur nae | words | hae ganged afore. |
Central - LAL | Whan deif ma lugs nae | words | shall hear |
Doric - DOR | @j_d_r63 Theres jist nae | words | ??????? |
Central - LAL | Ah opened ma mooth, but nae | words | came oot. |
Central - LAL | his mooth tae speak, but nae | words | cam oot. |
Doric - ABN | n' signs an' symbols, but nae | WORDS | . Naebody hid thocht o' provid |
Central - LAL | im. Things kythed tae me frae | words | skailt by chance, drap by dra |
Central - EDN | ‘’A loat ae | words | fur a fuckin expression’’ |
Central - WCE | didnae know how tae pit intae | words | aw the things that ah wis thi |
Central - WCE | a reverence when it comes tae | words | like radge. They juist yase i |
Doric - DOR | sendin em awa wi a few choice | words | . (neen o em |
Central - LAL | hochts frae action, hain wice | words | |
Central - LAL | in, sae time tae mind on wice | words | fae Alan Ramsay - Guid cla |
Central - LAL | taen wis tae cross-reference | words | speakers wisna shair o throu |
Central - LAL | t hearing @ionafyfe pronounce | words | with a glottal stop (eg. Sco' |
Central - LAL | They flung fierce | words | and sometimes worse, |
Central - SEC | Thae's wyce | words | this wumman wis speakin, word |
Doric - DOR | We hid a pucklie o the Yankee | words | an aa like, bi that time – |
Central - LAL | ie fae the text, an twa-three | words | is Inglified soondit, but it |
Central - SEC | uts. "If ever there wis three | words | that didnae belong taegether |
Doric - ABN | onything till the last three | words | , which were "Press green butt |
Doric - DOR | @suzfirst Fit a wye wee | words | ?? |
Central - SEC | n confuse people with strange | words | which few would understand. |
Doric - NNB | awful peedy cake, on wheech e | words | "EIT ME" were bonnily marked |
Doric - MNA | nks tae aabody for yer douche | words | aboot Doric Translator I'll b |
Central - GLA | The | words | comeeventually = _ 'D'ye mean |
Ulster - GUL | The | words | appear aa blurry |
Central - LAL | the | words | thairsels war a sair begeck, |
Central - LAL | The | words | o the sang chynged aw o a sud |
Central - LAL | the | words | cam tummlin out an Edyta wis |
Doric - ABN | The | words | were hardly oot the skipper's |
Central - LAL | ou come back to Granada,' the | words | , 'Haud me back' won oot ma mo |
Central - LAL | . If I asked aboot ony o' the | words | I heard him yase that I didna |
Southern - SWE | ston @carol_baraniuk Aye, the | words | clothes-horse or maiden or dr |
Central - GLA | ae ye get it?’ he sais, the | words | evisceratin fae his mooth. |
Central - SEC | even write a sentence - the | words | plebs/simpletons and hauf wit |
Central - WCE | uid,' the laddie mummled. The | words | were oot afore he could stop |
Central - SEC | s whit Liz Lochhead said. The | words | o the play an the characters |
Central - SEC | aw ken whit happens next. The | words | is nae suiner oot his mooth w |
Doric - SNO | the audience didna ken aa the | words | ; that wis pairt o the fun an |
Doric - SNO | the audience didna ken aa the | words | ; that wis pairt o the fun an |
Central - SEC | s a real hing. As ah read the | words | , incredulous at the size o th |
Central - WCE | soond. She jist yelloched the | words | inside her heid. And noo she |
Central - SWE | Ah imagined the | words | caught inside. |
Central - WCE | n the label were scrieved the | words | Caw canny, this is peroxide. |
Central - LAL | slaw an steady, she sayed the | words | she haed come ti say, tellin |
Central - LAL | hoose, but when she said the | words | the coldness shot through me |
Central - WCE | And the | words | wull pass tae ma wean’s wea |
Central - LAL | e clothes oan ma back and the | words | that came oot ®ma mouth. But |
Central - GLA | Ah cannae find the | words | though. No yet. |
Central - LAL | urever and a day tae find the | words | ah wanted tae use in the dict |
Central - GLA | he sais, sprayin me wae the | words | . Nae danger man. |
Ulster - SUL | s sae handy frae my Musie The | words | of auld, the hamley tongue, r |
Central - LAL | wi oor memory, tae share the | words | o sangs, poyems an plays, or |
Orkney - ORK | jist belief. Afore the | words | even catch up wae ye. |
Central - WCE | he tape aw the time cause the | words | aw jist soundet lik mumbo jum |
Shetland - SHD | sion between the sound of the | words | and how to put them on the pa |
Central - LAL | Ah tried tae think of the | words | tae explain it, but ah couldn |
Central - SEC | s Ah couldnae distinguish the | words | , the accent sounded Scottish. |
Orkney - ORK | wooden kist, painted with the | words | , A. and V. Shearer, Tack Box, |
Central - GLA | h look at McDade an mooth the | words | , ‘whit the fuck ur ye dain? |
Central - SEC | ability tae be seekent bi the | words | o a pouerfu person. Ma freend |
Central - AYR | side a totie wee cake, wi the | words | "EAT ME" bonnily markit oot o |
Central - AYR | eck wis a paper label, wi the | words | "DRINK ME" bonnily prentit on |
Central - SEC | the stylised drawins, wi the | words | in balloons an dialogue kists |
Central - SEC | tit frae the Apocrypha wi the | words | , |
Central - WCE | ngue, hes no as guid wi the | words | as he used tae be |
Central - SEC | iew o Earth frae space wi the | words | "moneys no ivirithin but it's |
Central - AYR | is nae label this time wi the | words | "DRINK ME", but nanetheless s |
Central - EDN | swirling wi the | words | |
Central - SEC | ndee is met quite joco wi the | words | , "eh, eh ken". |
Central - LAL | in ye should vyce ower wi the | words | o Donald Whaur's yer trousers |
Central - SEC | gaun throu thair heids wi the | words | haein tae be owerset aw the t |
Central - SEC | e phone wis that fasht wi the | words | he pit intae thair mooths, th |
Central - LAL | ther, ilkane inscribit wi the | words | 'To Katherine Williamson for |
Central - LAL | Snorl had inscribed it wi the | words | , ‘A present fae Planet Fank |
Doric - MNA | a reed line across it wi the | words | ‘Most Secret’. “Divulge |
Central - SEC | an tae the guy - he took the | words | right out ma mouth psml |
Central - LAL | I can feel myself scream the | words | , but it sounds muffled in my |
Central - LAL | wis hauf-roads inti thaim the | words | wis aa jurmummelt. Kate wad h |
Central - AYR | undit hairse an weird, an the | words | didnae come oot the same as t |
Doric - DOR | irchie, wavin the gun, an the | words | rasped oot o his thrapple. |
Southern - SEA | n, that seems ti hae taen the | words | abuin til her wee hert, afore |
Central - AYR | Then the | words | came oot his mooth |
Central - SEC | . The time haes come when the | words | o Scots government politeecia |
Central - LAL | people. Gin we dinna ken the | words | namin the land aboot us an th |
Central - AYR | in' ye, but ah dinnae ken the | words | - ah never did. I dinnae eve |
Doric - DOR | In the | words | o the Tribune: 'Nae a chimney |
Central - SEC | o fowk roon the globe. In the | words | o the |
Central - SEC | hey're tryin tae sell. In the | words | o Mistress Reding, "Ye ken wh |
Central - AYR | nae trace o a staumer in the | words | he uttered, firm an strang, ' |
Central - LAL | As weel as usin the | words | 'this' an 'that', that's shar |
Central - GLA | ight?’ he sais, spittin the | words | oot, the tendons in his neck |
Central - SEC | uch or else he wis pittin the | words | thegither juist tae fill up t |
Central - LAL | the tip o its tail, sayin the | words | : |
Doric - MNB | black velvet band...learn the | words | .... |
Central - AYR | on timorous-like: "some o the | words | hae got chynged." |
Central - SEC | irlament o 1707 an some o the | words | uised at the Declaration o Ar |
Central - LAL | ND tae let him ken some o the | words | got richt up oor nebs!!! Dinn |
Central - SEC | othian wey o sayin some o the | words | can be mair eithlie recognees |
Central - LAL | thrapple sae that nane o the | words | wid clag, and syne, in the ma |
Orkney - ORK | meaning ‘who’, wan o the | words | likely to disappear in a coup |
Central - EDN | i the shapes and soonds o the | words | ringin roond an aroond in it. |
Central - LAL | i the shapes and soonds o the | words | ringin roond an aroond in it" |
Central - GLA | e heid nor tail o maist o the | words | that come oot ma mooth. |
Central - LAL | en recordit. Ill pit up the | words | tae it when I hae the buik wi |
Ulster - GUL | Fur fear the | words | micht start a riot. |
Central - SWE | Afore ye hear the | words | Ah wrote |
Doric - ABN | prayer an here agane war the | words | , "forgie thaim thit trespass |
Central - SEC | sebrook22 Cannae remember the | words | . Think it was an auld one fae |
Central - WCE | ue in the wye ye spell or the | words | ye chaise. Niver min’ whit |
Central - LAL | days, ah fink, as soon as the | words | escape ma lips. Women's troub |
Central - SEC | e taegether. Craigy takes the | words | straight oot ae ma mooth: "Ah |
Doric - SNO | Sometimes the | words | arena eneuch, |
Central - LAL | aw I heard fae within wes the | words | "Come awa in!". Aggie tuik gr |
Central - LAL | thaim. Ower suin, it wis the | words | thairsels at wis lossin form, |
Central - WCE | the tape aw the time cos the | words | aw jist soundet lik mumbo jum |
Central - SEC | n. It's juist the picters the | words | pits intae thair heids they t |
Doric - ABN | t efter aa.' He peered at the | words | on the granite steen. 'James |
Central - SEC | icht juist recognise that the | words | they uise isna slang at aw bu |
Central - SEC | e. Thae reports says that the | words | o the Bard, that whiles dumfo |
Central - WCE | lling ye’ll fin’ that the | words | start tae came tae the fore. |
Doric - ABN | taks her a while tae get the | words | oot, swite poorin doon her fa |
Central - WCE | rstaund. Sit back and let the | words | sweel roond ye, like music.' |
Central - EDN | enquirin’ gin she kent the | words | o’ the Haka. She wis the le |
Central - LAL | y, embarrassed the moment the | words | escape ma lips. |
Central - LAL | d the want o feelin ahint the | words | . Whuther or no this haed aye |
Doric - DOR | rdeenFC I jist picked oot the | words | I kent. Permission tae exit |
Central - AYR | gither: she ecuid mak oot the | words | : "Whaur's the ither ladder?"- |
Central - SEC | d at the Royal Coort, but the | words | pit intae Jupiter's mooth hae |
Central - LAL | sure ya coudnae work out the | words | if they'd rhymed ?? are you f |
Central - WCE | an next tae that she put the | words | OUI an JA. Ah need a ring off |
Central - SEC | sseau10 @paddypower a luv the | words | - fatal defeat - btf it isn |
Central - WCE | constonant, an before aw the | words | that startet wi a vowel. So f |
Central - WCE | h wished ah could sook aw the | words | back intae ma mooth cause ah |
Central - LAL | An aw the | words | this fule coud say |
Central - WCE | id wis we pit Ug after aw the | words | that startet wi a constonant, |
Central - LAL | @ionafyfe @joao_kay The | words | tae ye! |
Central - LAL | @ionafyfe @joao_kay The | words | tae ye! https://t.co/azl8FU7r |
Central - WCE | Niver min’ the | words | as they cam’ oot o’ yer m |
Central - WCE | gh. First fer no huvin’ the | words | tae speak oot aboot it an the |
Central - LAL | Whyles wi couthie | words | in soothing lilt, |
Central - SEC | haw for it? A puckle o pawkie | words | an a haundfu o bawbees noo an |
Central - LAL | gs. He doesna use lang, fykie | words | , like Hoolet. He uses, wee, e |
Central - LAL | d anes, auld anes wi a curnie | words | an names chyngit for our ain |
Doric - NNB | ottle wis a paper label, wi e | words | "DRINK ME" bonnily printed on |
Doric - NNB | r wisna a label iss time wi e | words | "DRINK ME", but anyway she to |
Central - SEC | i mooth ajee...". Wi sic-like | words | , this publication maun shuirl |
Central - LAL | you flit fae me like | words | o a ballad |
Central - LAL | … … cruel and abominable | words | .” But it is haurdly ‘plai |
Doric - ABN | he could string two sensible | words | together. Didn’t even know |
Central - AYR | the meanin o hauf thae muckle | words | , an whit's mair, I hae my dou |
Central - SEC | s an aiblins tae gie a puckle | words | (Scots anes it's tae be howpe |
Central - SEC | nd Oor Wullie yaised the same | words | as his eydent readers did an |
Central - WCE | we dinna a’ yase the same | words | or the same spellin’s an’ |
Central - SEC | And he kept mutterin the same | words | , oor, and oor again "Wur in t |
Doric - NNB | nswered, awful near in e same | words | as afore, "Id's all his fancy |
Southern - SEA | answered, gie much in th same | words | as afore, "Eet's aw heis fant |
Central - LAL | Some | words | which only have a slightly di |
Central - LAL | u users tae search for aesome | words | , no saws. |
Central - LAL | And wad mibbe gie furth some | words | o advice, |
Central - SEC | hynges ower the years wi some | words | bein tint an ithers bein borr |
Central - SEC | s aw written in Scots wi some | words | owersetten ablow the text in |
Central - SWE | chuffed tae come oot wi some | words | fir Oor Willie. |
Central - GLA | Ah want tae offer him some | words | ay reassurance; tae placate h |
Central - GLA | Ah want tae offer him some | words | ay reassurance; tae placate h |
Central - LAL | Tume | words | war gien that douchtless I cu |
Doric - NNB | am," till e Caterpillar, an e | words | all coman different, an then |
Doric - NNB | sounded hoarse an funny, an e | words | didna come e same as they use |
Doric - NNB | "Then e | words | dinna fit ee," sade e King, l |
Doric - NNB | e Gryphon. "A've forgotten e | words | ." |
Doric - NNB | sade Alice, shyly: "some o e | words | hev got changed." |
Doric - NNB | one, only changan e order o e | words | a bittie, "Fae e Queen. An in |
Doric - NNB | at Alice could hardly hear e | words | : |
Central - SEC | There were | words | in his heid Fir himsel alane. |
Orkney - ORK | Wan example wis the Yorkshire | words | ‘backend’ (autumn) and |
Central - WCE | And they’re | words | Ah’m gonnae keep sayin, |
Doric - NNB | These | words | were followed by an awful lon |
Southern - SEA | These | words | were followed b' an awfy lang |
Central - SEC | These | words | seem tae bring ae wee bit ae |
Orkney - ORK | ations o me family used these | words | . We hiv a family story aboot |
Doric - DOR | I'streen I said these | words | to ma quine |
Central - WCE | Tae tak these | words | and gallus-lik gang, |
Ulster - SUL | at shows my disposition These | words | were penned by Bard o' Carngr |
Central - WCE | And Ah’ll pass these | words | tae ma wean. |
Ulster - WUL | he polis were amazed at these | words | they did hear |
Ulster - EUL | d because I dont know these | words | !) ?? |
Central - LAL | @secretHT1 Wise | words | indeed. As DHT I wis observed |
Central - WCE | These were wise | words | fae a wise wumman, but Matild |
Doric - MNA | the left and right and false | words | o thanks comin fae my tabby s |
Central - LAL | Wi guid sense | words | an thochtie brain, |
Central - LAL | Those | words | hit me like a brick. After ev |
Central - LAL | (And says warse | words | we daurna prent - |
Doric - MNA | lls. Een o i bairns favourite | words | are Erse and Foggiebummer. Th |
Doric - NNB | lkan tigithir: she made oot e | words | : "Where's e ither ladder?-Why |
Doric - DOR | a fer chauve an a puckle blue | words | Jonsar hid tae admit |
Central - WCE | t bi Tennyson as 'jewels five | words | lang, that oan the stretch'd |
Central - LAL | airt o the Soutar Festival of | Words | . Click here tae find oot mair |
Central - LAL | ts fir the Soutar Festival of | Words | , 26th - 28th April, where ye |
Central - SWE | the slow separation of | words | |
Orkney - ORK | o tae mention a whole haep of | words | , phrases and anecdotes. Thank |
Ulster - GUL | Ullans must have a number of | words | for thon @ianjamesparsley @Hu |
Doric - MNA | anffshire, with a glossary of | words | not in Jamieson's Scottish Di |
Central - SEC | @SjfaWest go easy wae the big | words | brother lol thats a loaded qu |
Central - LAL | ranny a story ah wrote wi big | words | and she tellt me it wis a lot |
Ulster - GUL | land There's way too many big | words | in thon tweet for the average |
Southern - SEA | en th meanin o hauf thae lang | words | , an, whit's mair, Ah dinnae b |
Central - WCE | re no supposed tae learn lang | words | like thon till ye're at least |
Central - SEC | telt no tae yaise thae slang | words | frae the gutter but tae learn |
Central - LAL | i him bein awfie guid at lang | words | , I am shair that yon's whit i |
Central - LAL | a muckle wunner that spelling | words | richtly bi ae gait in Scots c |
Orkney - ORK | coman in" wis Merro's warning | words | . |
Central - SEC | nd unstappable spate o caring | words | . |
Central - LAL | their best tae stop me yasing | words | like 'speug' or 'dub' or 'spe |
Central - LAL | their best tae stop me yasing | words | like 'speug' or 'dub' or 'spe |
Doric - NNB | en e meanan o half those long | words | , an, what's more, A dinna bel |
Central - SEC | age the day daesna hae eneuch | words | an haes tae be biggit up an f |
Central - SWE | such | words | beyond ease |
Doric - DOR | aa spite an froth an brackish | words | new rippit fae the blindrift |
Central - LAL | ‘speech’, are aa English | words | . Sae hou is this Scots? This |
Central - LAL | , an gang in for fine English | words | wi a wee drap o Greek in it . |
Central - LAL | egither wi unnecessar English | words | like much, which, these, thos |
Central - LAL | - ye can search fir English | words | in the Scots dictionary fir s |
Central - EDN | Scottish | words | tae love an' nurture, |
Southern - SEA | tinsy wee cake, oan which th | words | "EAT IZ" were spelt oot aw fa |
Southern - SEA | ttle was a paper label, wi th | words | "DRINK IZ" printed bonnily oa |
Southern - SEA | was nae label this time wi th | words | "DRINK IZ", but onywei she un |
Central - LAL | mplex You are a guid man with | words | , so I echo yours. |
Southern - SEA | oonded hoarse an weird, an th | words | did no come th same as they y |
Southern - SEA | ent whit she was sayin, an th | words | came in a guddle indeed: |
Southern - SEA | m", tae th Caterpillar, an th | words | aw comin different, an then t |
Southern - SEA | "Then th | words | dinnae fit ee," said th King, |
Southern - SEA | Gryphon. "Ah've forgotten th | words | ." |
Southern - SEA | d Ahlice, timidly: "some o th | words | hae got chainged." |
Southern - SEA | , only chaingin th order o th | words | a wee bit, "Frae th Queen. An |
Southern - SEA | t Ahlice could herdly hear th | words | : |
Southern - SEA | in th'gither: she made oot th | words | : "Where's th ither ladder? - |
Central - LAL | Wi | words | laced wi promise love |
Central - SEC | oys stylised English crack wi | words | like 'old bean', 'up hill dow |
Central - LAL | commonly gies a body skeel wi | words | an maks it easier tae learn i |
Central - SEC | ish that embellishes itsel wi | words | taen frae the 17t century Kin |
Central - LAL | , their speech is hoatchin wi | words | like poke, redd up, galluses |
Central - WCE | y thocht. She liked playin wi | words | thon way. She gaed up the pat |
Central - LAL | e too bad. Paintin photies wi | words | . Sure it's no the tongue ah s |
Central - LAL | hem oan a richt guid jaunt wi | words | , folk, and places they'd huv |
Central - WCE | tional profile o this airt wi | words | fae fremmit leids that touch |
Central - LAL | ut haed it nae Latin an Greek | words | , an wantin tae soond a bittie |
Central - WCE | and tentily dichtit the chalk | words | aff it. |
Central - LAL | Technical | words | that haesna awready an accept |
Southern - SWE | mfries just fine. Great local | words | there li |
Central - LAL | Fabby article! Inspirational | words | comin through fae you tae thi |
Ulster - GUL | he sheugh? Check out seasonal | words | @scotslanguage https://t.co/X |
Orkney - ORK | try gaetheran a few seasonal | words | . Hid cin be aboot the spring |
Central - WCE | ae know aw these mad hospital | words | . Kenzie's a cutter she said, |
Central - LAL | millo Eh, no. In the immortal | words | of Mrs Cockburn of Dura Stree |
Central - LAL | she used the twa-three actual | words | that she kent, like "bottle" |
Central - LAL | ickin oot the maist beautiful | words | ah kin find in the Queen's En |
Central - LAL | peity, I thocht, that siccan | words | haed gaen tae their lang hame |
Central - SEC | sh, Irish, English an African | words | an phrases in it, as well as |
Central - SEC | vehicle for preservin African | words | , phrases, traditions an folkl |
Central - LAL | tae writin anent Scotland an | words | an saws belangin parteeclar a |
Doric - ABN | pepperin oor tongue wi pagan | words | |
Central - SEC | oady language says maire than | words | ever could as he appears tae |
Southern - SWE | h yesterday says in mair than | words | @BBCPolliemac @kmckenna63 @Oo |
Central - SEC | atween some Scots an Frisian | words | . I hivnae heard Frisian spoke |
Orkney - ORK | Atlukkan | words | |
Ulster - CUL | ey scunner mae wae thaur gran | words | o hollow support whun they ir |
Doric - MNA | eat Doric phrases, sayings an | words | @scottishweek http://t.co/FxC |
Central - AYR | learnt thaim their letters an | words | sae that they cuid read verse |
Central - SEC | ed a clever mellin o paint an | words | that's baith innovative an in |
Central - LAL | @LeaskyHT Gowden | words | fae @weegingerdug. Why would |
Central - SEC | s that haed tae dae wi spoken | words | cause it gart mony o thaim ta |
Central - SEC | the language an the unspoken | words | o the leid in the heids o a h |
Central - SEC | Len | words | : Charlotte, chasse, crochet ( |
Shetland - SHD | ng in StE, the - een and - in | words | in Shaetlan is "corrected" no |
Doric - ABN | tae gie ye the tale in mi ain | words | . |
Doric - MNA | he tellt the Laird in her ain | words | exactly fit happened. |
Doric - MNA | er at her ease, “In yer ain | words | , quine, niver mind the pan lo |
Orkney - ORK | English language, hoo certain | words | were in danger o gettan lost. |
Central - SEC | e kinna wey there wis certain | words | ye juist daurna say an maist |
Central - LAL | hink on the ‘oa’ soond in | words | like ‘shoap’ an ‘boa’ |
Central - LAL | soond; the ‘oo’ soond in | words | at haes the sindrie ‘ui’ |
Central - LAL | And at thae uphaudin | words | Wee Grumphie felt aw fine aga |
Central - SEC | thaim, for aw thair uphaudin | words | , haes onie ettles at aw tae d |
Central - SEC | thern Ireland haes been haein | words | aboot the want for some wey o |
Central - SWE | fin | words | tae mend crackt hairts; |
Central - SWE | lies an freens haud hans, fin | words | tae mend crackt hairts dark a |
Doric - DOR | Spikin | words | o' wisdom, let it aleen. |
Shetland - SHD | 3.1 Makkin | words | |
Central - LAL | pronunciation o the vowel in | words | like dead whaur Scots deid ha |
Ulster - WUL | That larnin | words | lik' keps lock - , |
Central - LAL | gin aboot misty glens utterin | words | o passion an beauty, nivver m |
Doric - MNA | ethered in Cali dialect, usin | words | like pelao (loon), Qué vaina |
Orkney - ORK | He throws in | words | like 'format' or 'modem' and |
Central - SEC | gnin along wae his captivatin | words | . Ah even sing along tae as ah |
Central - LAL | oglyphics - insteid o writin | words | . |
Central - WCE | s sae odd ah cannae fix it in | words | even noo. |
Central - SEC | nt’s commitment, no jist in | words | but in much-needit action. |
Central - SEC | "Ah'll be huvin | words | wae her employer, dinnae you |
Central - LAL | gat tellt aff fur jist sayin | words | - and they wurnae even bad w |
Central - SEC | red weel raither nor squeezin | words | intae the corset o a fawse la |
Central - LAL | like cot, an ‘oa’ in | words | like coat, at ither dialects |
Central - LAL | isteenction atween ‘o’ in | words | like cot, an ‘oa’ in word |
Central - LAL | 100 Common | Words | |
Central - SEC | leetched tae redd thae common | words | an habits oot thair speech. A |
Central - SEC | dinna ken the meanin o common | words | fund in thair ain street's na |
Doric - DOR | dinna believe in yon | words | either, but tell Susie it's n |
Central - LAL | Scots folk didnae unnerstaun | words | like "baffies", "colliebuckie |
Central - LAL | d the bilin pot, chantin unco | words | that cam intae his heid oot o |
Central - SWE | So ah did, a wurld o | words | |
Central - LAL | Weel seen anes is the kind o | words | an saws affen used tae portra |
Central - WCE | @Lenniesaurus Guid choice o | words | the day! I prefer "ain" an "y |
Central - SEC | ts an similar-like a reinge o | words | frae 'bampots' tae 'neepheids |
Central - SEC | The rhymin lyrics an reinge o | words | in the sangs o Iain Johnstone |
Central - LAL | For wale o | words | an flouer o poesie, |
Central - LAL | Ir ye gaun tae say a cupple o | words | for Rosie?" spiert Trev. |
Central - LAL | ’ soond obvious, e’en tho | words | like nicht micht no be uised |
Ulster - CUL | sed, There hays been a lock o | words | writ an spoke aboot the boy b |
Central - WCE | learnt how tae read a wheen o | words | when they're jyned thegether |
Central - LAL | the ither. They hae a wheen o | words | , phrases an syntax in common |
Ulster - EUL | e writers lairnt me a wheen o | words | and idioms in #ulsterscots! T |
Central - SEC | t for its successsfu mellin o | words | an ettle". |
Central - LAL | e ‘skl’ at the beginnin o | words | like sklent, an the ‘ch’ |
Central - SEC | ntities. Wi the celebration o | words | an language in the air, it sh |
Central - SEC | t weel be a standartisation o | words | tae kivver the monie new tech |
Central - LAL | , will flag the repeteetion o | words | an ither general mishanters, |
Central - LAL | uiss o saws, or repeteetion o | words | . |
Central - LAL | mak this cairn o | words | the better |
Central - WCE | ’ dae they naw get? See hoo | words | cun be yased tae prove whitiv |
Central - LAL | Noo | words | are flung, but nae rockets. |
Central - SEC | sport, than in the transfer o | words | til ither toapics. In the sam |
Doric - ABN | Fair taen on wi the virr o | words | |
Central - SEC | year syne. Wi the thoosands o | words | acceptit noo as English that' |
Doric - MNA | ongue celebrates the jewels o | words | , phrases and connection wi th |
Central - SEC | m Carruth, shaws twa groups o | words | , lik a sindert flock o geese. |
Central - LAL | crack Scots is weel-tochert o | words | for admeenistration, politica |
Central - SEC | Ye're no that short o | words | yersel. |
Doric - MNA | .... Whit wunnerfu anarchy o | words | and mind sitch rhymes recaall |
Central - WCE | how thon specific, bane-deep | words | , the heft and the lilt that A |
Doric - ABN | f. I asked her if she made up | words | . |
Doric - ABN | o it. She definitely made up | words | . I’d never heard onybody sa |
Central - SEC | rtificial Scots that howks up | words | that's been tint tae the spok |
Doric - DOR | in, the air fer blue wi swear | words | . It wis |
Central - EDN | them, including such familiar | words | as commiseration, emendation, |
Central - LAL | ae tae cross check parteeclar | words | in twa dictionars for tae win |
Central - LAL | ings an soonds for parteeclar | words | . |
Central - LAL | explanation o whit particular | words | means an learnin is juist by |
Central - LAL | y terms, an general an ordnar | words | that micht be used sindry gai |
Central - LAL | , it is uissfae tae conseeder | words | that can help set oot text an |
Central - WCE | n they're learnin the haurder | words | ,' Miss Honey murmled. |
Central - WCE | tae use. Bein’ lost fer | words | in a library, is that no an i |
Central - LAL | The audience really liked her | words | an her presentation. |
Central - WCE | em tae the four winds and her | words | flisted like fireworks at fu |
Central - SEC | fur a brief moment there her | words | helped tae soothe ma alarmin |
Central - EDN | honest, eh? ah never gave her | words | ae a redemption ah second tho |
Doric - MNA | aet, gweed livin, genteel Her | words | aye weel meant an I'll be If |
Central - SEC | c, alike, lovingly eat up her | words | like a fat bairn in a sweety |
Central - SEC | c, alike. Lovingly eat up her | words | like a fat bairn in a sweety |
Central - WCE | aused tae see whit effect her | words | were haein on the twa toty wa |
Doric - DOR | ses Ye shud o heard the ither | words | that were oathed. |
Central - LAL | sna sae muckle maiter whither | words | like spier taks - t or - ed, |
Doric - MNA | aye "wyvin a maazie" in ither | words | knittin a ganzie. |
Doric - MNA | r erses gings wrang. In ither | words | a hypochondriac! Weel past mi |
Central - LAL | eel-lared or skeely. In ither | words | , academics and philosophers t |
Central - WCE | oonded as if she'd learnt her | words | aff by hert. |
Central - SEC | brither and mither and other | words | ..." |
Central - SEC | cawed 'imagination'. In other | words | ah'm the great, big, dirty pi |
Central - LAL | But her | words | wir like a magic spell |
Doric - MNA | retains many other traveller | words | an phrases like stal yer mang |
Central - EDN | ndit wrang. They warna proper | words | . Ye warna meant tae speak lik |
Central - LAL | The plou dreels efter | words | , |
Central - EDN | y, there’s nae three better | words | in the English dictionary tae |
Central - EDN | nk talkin but never huv truer | words | ever passed fae ma lips. Neve |
Southern - SEA | heen o us gaithert tae caiver | words | o tuim howp. |
Orkney - ORK | Scots/Scandinavian crossover | words | like barn/bairns, bra/braw an |
Central - LAL | e a special affection fur wer | words | .’ This is shairly no richt |
Central - LAL | Yer | words | are nocht but draps ae rain |
Central - LAL | Ken yer | words | hae smeddum |
Central - LAL | yles is that the effect o yer | words | isna aye whit ye war howpin, |
Central - LAL | Giein haund an fair | words | . |
Central - SEC | ation while aw the time thair | words | comes floatin oot thair mooth |
Central - SEC | Let's see their | words | backed up by deeds, |
Central - SEC | sed mair widely because their | words | gets disseminated (1) throu t |
Central - WCE | r tae rax oot and bring their | words | , scrievit on the waws ootside |
Central - LAL | id tae be as grippie wi their | words | as they are wi siller. Mary K |
Central - SEC | Thir | words | fae an auld sang cried Derval |
Central - LAL | Whan Kate read thir | words | a stound gaed throu her hert |
Central - LAL | , an ilka time she sayed thir | words | she wad lean in close an mak |
Central - LAL | gaed on the Parish: in ithir | words | , they were in receipt o unemp |
Central - LAL | North East Scots, seein thir | words | fair oot on the page gart me |
Orkney - ORK | o tae be faered – spell yir | words | whitivir wye ye want and git |
Doric - DOR | Strong win later on, for | words | I'm lost. |
Central - SEC | for thae thugs, ower bad for | words | , |
Central - LAL | e can search yer document for | words | that daesna adhere tae yer ch |
Central - LAL | I'm truly lost for | words | about this. Honest tae god. h |
Central - LAL | juidge her mair by deeds nor | words | . She cuist her perfume ower m |
Central - WCE | rt tae came tae the fore. Oor | words | . Oor syntax, n oor grammar. T |
Central - LAL | on wey tae screive mony o oor | words | . Scots spikkers like oorsels |
Central - LAL | een learnt tae creenge at oor | words | an saws, but sell it nae both |
Central - LAL | g language - fluently or | words | here and there - when you ca |
Central - WCE | he struggl't tae spit oot 'ur | words | |
Central - SEC | Ah'm loast fur | words | right noo. The absolute audac |
Southern - SEA | at wafted efter thum, th dour | words | : |
Central - EDN | Your | words | loup lightly ow'er the Sark, |
Central - LAL | "Captain, we lippen tae your | words | : |
Central - SEC | bi the reveille o Molière's | words | that came on tae the pages ta |
Central - SEC | s an launderers. In Maureen's | words | , she haes, "...been concairne |
Central - SEC | aithfu haundlin o Stevenson's | words | . The tale's daurkness haes be |
Central - SEC | inside the boax. That Aldo's | words | are gittin maire and maire an |
Central - LAL | ower Kate, but her faither's | words | gart her cantle up an aa. It |
Central - LAL | hersel, echo-in her mither's | words | . The answer wis the same: na, |
Central - EDN | didnae backslide at Weir's | words | . |
Doric - ABN | slumber wi the invigilator's | words | makin his lugs dirl. "Time's |
Central - LAL | Mammy's | words | knocked ma confidence fur aw |
Central - WCE | nae frae the west as she uses | words | a west coaster didnae appaire |
Central - GLA | His | words | drive intae me, like a hydrau |
Doric - ABN | . But fa's feels are ye?' His | words | echoed roon the hills lik rol |
Doric - MNA | she wisna in ony trouble. His | words | put Jessie at her ease a wee |
Central - EDN | when he’s oan the junk. His | words | get tae me, though, and ah ca |
Central - EDN | n tae wrap ma heid aroond his | words | , masel. Even walkin through t |
Central - EDN | ocess the significance ae his | words | . |
Central - SEC | is consumed wae shock fae his | words | . Ah could hear a loatae whisp |
Central - SEC | maire confident wae his | words | than ah coulda possibly huv i |
Central - WCE | the scriever had wyved wi his | words | . The only motion fae the read |
Doric - ABN | ch beef. Syne he spak, an his | words | cam like sput oot bits o gris |
Central - SEC | ] wondered, tae, at his | words | on that ben that few visited, |
Central - SEC | i a leuch. The wind fufft his | words | intil the bouer, but Gary did |
Central - LAL | oko ettled tae speak, but his | words | were drooned by the shouts o |
Doric - ABN | Tae this day his | words | |
Central - LAL | Dante's richt. That's why his | words | hurt. He is better than me, a |
Central - SEC | at the mair unfamiliar Patois | words | mean. Local is international, |
Central - SEC | or ain language an hearin its | words | in oor heids haes hystit the |
Doric - DOR | hauds its ain history in its | words | an thochts. It would be grand |
Ulster - WUL | t many essential Ulster-Scots | words | feature in the programme. Her |
Central - WCE | thrawin’ in some guid Scots | words | like couthy, or houghmagandie |
Central - SEC | zens an the uiss o guid Scots | words | is daured an ridiculed bi som |
Central - SEC | The bauld Scots | words | Accompany your walk: |
Central - SEC | at fowk that uises thae Scots | words | in thair ilkaday language is |
Central - LAL | it stracht will jist be Scots | words | set in sentences that gaes wi |
Central - LAL | The Scots | words | that is bi tradeetion spellt |
Central - LAL | elps them tae lairn the Scots | words | for facial features. Click he |
Central - LAL | teach yer lairners the Scots | words | fir craiturs. Click here tae |
Central - LAL | Wee Laddie sounds like Scots | words | if ah ever heard them, but ah |
Central - WCE | glish an’ pit in some Scots | words | . Unless we wricht as we hink. |
Orkney - ORK | when you hear that some Scots | words | are just slang. Some Scot |
Central - LAL | lication "100 Favourite Scots | Words | ". In early 2021 the Dictionar |
Central - LAL | Ane o ma favourite Scots | words | is pruch - dodgy gain or boo |
Central - LAL | creivings for tae write Scots | words | (e.g. bi wirtin couldny raith |
Ulster - EUL | o ma favourite Scottish Scots | words | , yin that didnae seem tae cat |
Central - LAL | ang on aboot individual Scots | words | and expressions sine die, as |
Doric - MNA | we should celebrate all Scots | words | , whichever dialect of Scots t |
Central - LAL | for tae help ye spell Scots | words | . Oor spelling sheed, wrutten |
Central - SEC | d. A leet o twa thoosan Scots | words | haes been owerset intae Engli |
Central - LAL | . Gean is ane o a wheen Scots | words | we hae hained fae French.http |
Central - LAL | f they reognise certain Scots | words | , has been widely quoted as ev |
Central - EDN | wi Scots accents. Uisin Scots | words | . Aye, they were speakin Scots |
Central - LAL | speakin Scots an uisin Scots | words | in English: |
Ulster - EUL | one of the most common Scots | words | on this side of the water! Ke |
Central - SEC | that gars sic a scant o Scots | words | ? |
Central - SEC | y when using particular Scots | words | to make crystal clear a meani |
Central - LAL | o guid when ye discover Scots | words | mean different hings in diffe |
Doric - MNA | vestigate a puckle mair Scots | words | - these were collected fae t |
Central - EDN | ae stairt tae uise mair Scots | words | . It's no awfy comfortable tho |
Central - SEC | ish as weel as eik mair Scots | words | tae thair vocabulars. Gin the |
Central - LAL | e. If ye’re stuck for Scots | words | and gettin started, you could |
Central - SEC | nar tae find some o his Scots | words | . Coorse, awbody kens the'r na |
Central - SEC | the mair raicently tint Scots | words | , it micht be wycer tae think |
Central - LAL | want tae ken ocht aboot Scots | words | like...wice - this is the pl |
Central - SEC | ller tae eik aw the new Scots | words | intae thair Scots dictionars |
Central - LAL | The '100 key Scots | words | ' resource fae @EducationScot |
Central - SEC | e fund braith for her cowshus | words | . |
Central - SEC | can tak tae be sanctimonious | words | . |
Central - AYR | rrit heivenwatds the glorious | words | o the Auld Hunnert Psalm. Fra |
Central - EDN | nd began firin in the ominous | words | ae ‘Bowel Cancer’ intae t |
Doric - ABN | Ma Da’s | words | were too muffled for ma tae h |
Central - GLA | Ah cannae get Senga’s | words | oot ma heid as ah sit doon th |
Doric - MNA | r fin she mined on Bannie’s | words | . |
Central - GLA | iel recounts Joe McGregor’s | words | efter Joyce Adams’ funeral. |
Doric - NNB | As she sade at | words | her foot slipped, an in anith |
Central - SEC | The same report threaps that | words | like dobber, barfin, alchies |
Central - LAL | names, it is recommendit that | words | in common uiss (Glesga or The |
Central - LAL | n manual excerptin meant that | words | joukit throu the word collect |
Central - LAL | Rabbit,' he said, 'the exact | words | o the frst notice. This is th |
Doric - ABN | d. (Weel, that wisna mi exact | words | , but that wis the general dri |
Central - SEC | ? ah mean, they wur her exact | words | , fur fuck sake. Stood there. |
Central - LAL | rt, 'Do you use Scots/dialect | words | ?'. The repones was on a five- |
Central - EDN | The quiet | words | at secret whiles, |
Doric - MNA | A kent he wid hae the richt | words | for it. Breakin an enterin! H |
Central - LAL | se, couldna think o the richt | words | . |
Central - AYR | 'm shuir they're no the richt | words | ," said puir Alison, an her ee |
Central - LAL | m weel and she says the richt | words | |
Southern - WCE | vin tae fin exactly the richt | words | , |
Central - WCE | vin tae fin exactly the richt | words | , |
Southern - SEA | h'm share they urnae th richt | words | ," said pair Ahlice, an hur ey |
Doric - DOR | Fit | words | I say or time o' day it is |
Central - WCE | sae then. Ah didnae ken whit | words | tae use. Bein’ lost fer wor |
Central - LAL | ena jist gae for learnin whit | words | means but find wrutten |
Central - SEC | heard uisin thae auld maukit | words | frae the sheuch an shawin tae |
Central - LAL | fitbaa dafties yaisin nippit | words | |
Central - LAL | Wanscrievit | words | , dyvour dues |
Central - SEC | e bard meant when he screivit | words | sic as "baudran" (the cat) or |
Central - LAL | i some, Scots is auld-farrant | words | thair grannie sayed; ti ither |
Central - SEC | disnae yaise the auld farrant | words | an auld farrant spellins sic |
Central - SEC | aised some o the auld farrant | words | frae the eichteenth century t |
Central - SEC | cannae lat go o auld farrant | words | like 'wireless', 'go chair' a |
Central - LAL | Ahint the patient | words | o nippit lair |
Central - LAL | tae mak a leet o aw the Scot | words | ye use in a document, an syne |
Central - WCE | nd she wis sittin there wioot | words | , richt bonnie in a bleeze o s |
Central - SEC | even to read wee bits o short | words | , no in write but in prent, sa |
Doric - NNB | e id behind?" She sade e last | words | oot loud, an e peedy thing gr |
Central - LAL | ked faint as he said the last | words | , an had tae sit back doon in |
Southern - SEA | eet ahint?" She said th last | words | oot loud, an th wee hing grun |
Central - LAL | a dwam. The wee prince's last | words | were dirlin in my heid: |
Central - LAL | n too many lives. Famous last | words | . Ah should huv realised nae G |
Doric - ABN | Setterday on Farquhar's lest | words | afore A left him on the Frida |
Central - SEC | love Oor Wullie an his honest | words | but dinnae ask thaim tae lowe |
Central - LAL | Wi the brawest | words | fae James Robertson tae https |
Southern - SWE | (N-E) dialect, the wh in most | words | becomes an f. Far ye gan (whe |
Central - SEC | scans the room and the first | words | oot ae his mooth dinnae endea |
Central - LAL | it in the morning.. Her first | words | were.. You.. Get oot and buy |
Doric - NNB | etter till say than his first | words | , "Id wis e best butter, ee ke |
Central - SEC | s, their flesh sall fade, But | words | sall byde their time. |
Central - SEC | ont ae ma folks. And the nixt | words | oot ae ma dads mooth left me |
Central - LAL | The dreidfu | words | wid come... And then... |
Central - SEC | d pals. Aw the maist beautifu | words | in the English leid hiv a swa |
Central - LAL | A could scrieve till aw | words | loose their meanins, dae ye j |
Central - LAL | Braw | words | fae ma bonnie lass. Thinkin n |
Central - WCE | it ye mean, these are aa braw | words | , |
Central - LAL | he wis thinkin on aw the braw | words | Pooh had bummed aboot him. |
Central - LAL | reciate ye scrievin thay braw | words | . Haud gaun! |
Central - WCE | MAISON underneath; it wis aw | words | oor class learnt ages ago exc |
Central - SEC | project. First, though, a few | words | aboot Aesop. |
Doric - DOR | even if he could o said a few | words | , it wis unlikely he wid o bee |
Central - SEC | ety, ah try tae gee him a few | words | ae wisdom: |
Central - SEC | Martin Luther King but ma few | words | ae encouragement appear tae h |
Central - LAL | and he's used mair than a few | words | that ah dinnae know. Ah resis |
Central - AYR | e braith tae speak even a few | words | , 'Jennet ...an Hughock... an |
Central - SEC | age—we are aye lossin a few | words | . My son and my stepson baith |
Doric - ABN | printed message - jist a few | words | - tellin' ye fit tae dae. I |
Central - LAL | rayers said, a challengin few | words | thrown at us by the meenister |
Central - LAL | ounsel quateness o fowk o few | words | |
Central - AYR | wantit for nocht. A man o few | words | , baur when they knelt in pray |
Central - SEC | , if yae will. And aw the new | words | ah learnt wur fast becomin a |
Central - SEC | yir heid." shuid be jynin new | words | like beamer, riddie, schemie, |
Central - SEC | age, Scots is ingaitherin new | words | ilka year an the SLD is gaun |
Orkney - ORK | y wae an wur seen a lok o new | words | and phrases. Thank you aal fu |
Doric - MNA | o mony times hiv I heard thay | words | since that day! Of coorse, sc |
Central - LAL | heid at ye every time ye say | words | like ‘hoose’ or ‘hame |
Central - EDN | Bowel Cancer’. He said they | words | as if they wur ae nae consequ |
Central - EDN | s doon fae the couch but they | words | are his Achilles heel cos he |
Orkney - ORK | ry and gaether up some Orkney | words | and phrases tae deu wae leisu |
Orkney - ORK | ryan in the wind; rare Orkney | words | . Hoo sad it will be if we hiv |
Central - LAL | bit mair evidence on the wey | words | were yaised. Likeweys, it can |
Ulster - BUL | Ower slunky | words | wae sure, licht fit |
Doric - DOR | An I'll say the only | words | I ken |
Doric - NNB | t followed them, e melancholy | words | : |
Central - LAL | That gin my | words | misplease, ye’ll paurdon me |
Central - EDN | ndependently of English. Many | words | of Latin origin were borrowed |
Central - LAL | pecially past tenses) of many | words | . In order to achieve orthogra |
Orkney - ORK | n that I hidno pitten in many | words | for the last half an oor anyw |
Orkney - ORK | Wae aal the bonny | words | that tummle oot |
Central - LAL | d mean haudin on til the mony | words | an names currently unner thre |
Doric - MNA | ft shop in #Ellon - foo mony | words | div ye ken? https://t.co/FCXe |
Central - WCE | s perfit and she kent as mony | words | as maist grown folk. The mith |
Central - WCE | t ye’d be able tae hear ony | words | or poems o’er the racket th |
Doric - DOR | @shunad If yiv ony | words | left, Ill tak ane please ?? |
Central - LAL | urth on the meanings o sindry | words | insertit amang the text. The |
Doric - DOR | scanty | words | fit unspelt the faimly tree, |
Central - LAL | has ye strugglin tae put inty | words | how good. |
Central - LAL | Save yer empty | words | cause there's damn aw that yo |
Central - LAL | ill-moothin the tod wi clarty | words | that canna be prentit. Boggin |
Doric - DOR | ric n am aye bein mient o | words | Ive lang firgotten or anes |
Central - SEC | n Scots dictionar projeck, ‘ | Words | for the Weans’, stellt bi t |
Central - AYR | felt the doactir’s carin’ | words | |
Central - LAL | his kyne o malediction as, “ | words | of devilish spite and malice |