Orkney - ORK | Aal | find the weight o faither's h | |
Doric - MNA | Aal | farrant diminutives, like qui | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | lost on the map | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | this I've carried for fifty y | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | seethan like the hert o me - | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | the sam. Fur noo shae'll stae | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | Scots, the night, across the | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | around me wis dark and myster | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | fuzzy wir the furro gress | |
Doric - MNA | Aal | Mary MacDonald sat at the che | |
Ulster - CUL | Aal | this time the Queen had niver | |
Ulster - CUL | Aal | on a summer's day: | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | is as intended. | |
Ulster - CUL | Aal | in the Gowden efternoon | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | the roosty skeletons o the sc | |
Doric - MNA | Aal | Mrs Robson wiz an affa fine c | |
Orkney - ORK | Aal | else is blur. | |
Orkney - ORK | aal | bonnie-like | |
Southern - SEA | en a feel ma is fuckin shite! | Aal | ma life, a was forced to lear |
Orkney - ORK | f Ae Giddy Gad, nivver spaek! | Aal | nivver trust a Lerwick chippy |
Orkney - ORK | " | Aal | git him noo!" Tam yells oot q |
Orkney - ORK | " | Aal | big aap thee skroo!" said afo |
Ulster - CUL | " | Aal | richt," said the Cat, an this |
Ulster - CUL | " | Aal | richt sae far," said the King |
Ulster - EUL | d clip cloots," said Maisie. " | Aal | the same, she wud hae bakt aw |
Ulster - CUL | ferent feelins," said Alice: " | aal | A know is, it wud feel gye od |
Orkney - ORK | at the back o wan wird, | aal | addan |
Ulster - EUL | d the reflection o hir smile, | aal | teeth present an accounted fu |
Orkney - ORK | ss me lass, is that the time, | aal | hae tae git the daenner on or |
Orkney - ORK | this volume, | aal | writan in different styles, p |
Ulster - CUL | s. Thur wus exactly yin each, | aal | roon. |
Orkney - ORK | the only een You-Ken – ach, | aal | right, Voldemort – wis fear |
Doric - ABN | doon til Lowestoft. But, och, | aal | Battlestone can spik Scots wi |
Orkney - ORK | - that's cheatan bit, still, | aal | the same, |
Ulster - CUL | s weel es shae cud mine thim, | aal | these strange carrants o hirs |
Central - EDN | lpit her. Mesel - three men, | aal | close freins. Wi a tattie pee |
Central - EDN | it, “Ah didna mean naethin, | aal | richt?” |
Orkney - ORK | Crya - playan in the barn, | aal | the bigger berns - peedie |
Doric - DOR | e on, fesh ben the black bun, | aal | mannie!" the Unicorn heild on |
Orkney - ORK | ght "If I cheus grab ane noo, | aal | be a clever chiel"'. |
Orkney - ORK | maisterpiece o craftsmanship, | aal | pieced bi Nature's hand. |
Central - LAL | Drink up, | aal | frein - an syne ye'll sing!" |
Orkney - ORK | re whisperan tae wan anither, | aal | excited. Mr Dursley wis horn |
Orkney - ORK | ey sat doon tae their denner, | aal | his hopes wir ridan high |
Ulster - EUL | was lurkin in iverie corner, | aal | trussed up in gilt an swathed |
Orkney - ORK | there in a plush reed chair, | aal | toffed up in me suit, |
Orkney - ORK | stood bi the side o me motor, | aal | the kerrs whizzed on by tae t |
Ulster - EUL | as a mysterie. There she was, | aal | dressed up in knee-lenth pout |
Orkney - ORK | e. They wir in a ferfal maes, | aal | cuts an scratches, an bluidan |
Ulster - CUL | sts, an ither gye aff things, | aal | baecaas they wudnae mine the |
Ulster - EUL | ng in the night. Mrs Andrews, | aal | daen up in fur lik a cretur i |
Central - EDN | “Aal richt, | aal | richt,” sayed Iskander, pul |
Orkney - ORK | Bit, | aal | good things must feenish and |
Central - EDN | wis hemm, that’s different, | aal | richt? If thoo thinks thoo’ |
Ulster - EUL | ers, socks, pants an a shirt, | aal | immaculate clean an pressed. |
Orkney - ORK | as moose an shrew, | aal | fleggid, rin tae hide. |
Orkney - ORK | n the boys doon at the pub - | aal | carefree, single men. |
Ulster - EUL | e lay at the tip o the bed - | aal | swarthy skin an lang lashes a |
Orkney - ORK | There wis Zak - | aal | mither-naked - he'd cheust b |
Ulster - CUL | big curn assembelt aboot thim- | aal | soarts o wee birds an baists, |
Shetland - SHD | en is back i der richt places- | aal | o dem," he said, with grett s |
Orkney - ORK | he’s done .. | aal | the folk he’s killed … he |
Ulster - CUL | haes book, "Rule fowerty-twa. | Aal | boadies mair thin a mile high |
Doric - MNA | an mash it doon his thrapple. | Aal | Jocky jist shook his heed thi |
Ulster - EUL | They wur wrang. | Aal | o them. It was Dalriada. Sall |
Orkney - ORK | wi his thit she didna listen. | Aal | we heard wis, ‘Shut up and |
Doric - MNA | n it ower for the neist year. | Aal | Jocky helpit faar he could an |
Ulster - EUL | didnae speak tae his faither. | Aal | Maisie knowed was that a girl |
Orkney - ORK | ir an square atween the eyes. | Aal | swear they glazed ower for a |
Orkney - ORK | -shirts tae ignorant punters. | Aal | o this is just the worst kind |
Southern - SEA | t them doon sooth control us. | Aal | a can tell them doon sooth ta |
Shetland - SHD | Moss o Cruan: | aal | summer a |
Ulster - EUL | ssessed the whusper o a wean; | aal | banes an white skin in the he |
Doric - ABN | surrections aa ower the warl? | Aal | fock becomin young fock? The |
Orkney - ORK | sel can caal him be his neem? | Aal | this ‘You-Ken-Whar’ bruck |
Ulster - EUL | was a better warl than this? | Aal | I mine is unemployment an rat |
Doric - ABN | k. It's reid het emmers is't? | Aal | Clootie's greeshoch! Oh dinna |
Orkney - ORK | al day. She telt him owre tea | aal | aboot Nixt Door’s problems |
Doric - ABN | ‘Ye’ll myn ma | aal | mither deet nae lang syne. We |
Doric - ABN | her weel; an, seein it was ma | aal | freen, Fergie, A crap up ahin |
Orkney - ORK | cowid and frosty and he wisna | aal | that strong. |
Orkney - ORK | There wisna | aal | this bother wi the last wans |
Doric - ABN | Murdochs; ablow them wis twa | aal | maids, Dolly an Kitty Jamieso |
Ulster - EUL | Maisie had | aal | but forgot aboot Daniel, whos |
Ulster - CUL | Es shane es the jury had | aal | recovert a wee bit frae the s |
Orkney - ORK | We danced | aal | aroond the gravestones, convi |
Orkney - ORK | We danced | aal | night taegither then I bowt h |
Central - EDN | t through the winter tae feed | aal | thae fowk in the Lanrang lama |
Orkney - ORK | a right deid loss. I bullied | aal | the smaller boys an didna gie |
Ulster - EUL | he ice-cream that had dreeped | aal | ower his jumper. Daniel emerg |
Orkney - ORK | o Storytelling. Wae gethered | aal | the material we haed already |
Orkney - ORK | 's a genius - she's answered | aal | wir prayers. |
Orkney - ORK | I scrutinised | aal | o the columns and picked oot |
Southern - SEA | ae, as a huv worked and lived | aal | over UK, a feel that its ti |
Orkney - ORK | Fur I spewed | aal | ower his boat. |
Ulster - EUL | e covered hersel up an stowed | aal | the skin away; it had onhe tv |
Ulster - CUL | The Hatter shuk haes heid | aal | mournful. "Naw mae!" hae answ |
Orkney - ORK | as he tried tae hing on. Hid | aal | happened so queek that nobody |
Orkney - ORK | an ower hid | aal | is a peenk pillowed clood. |
Orkney - ORK | d. "Oh, boy - this baets hid | aal | . |
Orkney - ORK | spaekan case ah'm spoilt hid | aal | again. |
Orkney - ORK | we bowt hid | aal | back, of coorse, |
Orkney - ORK | Wis he imaginan things? Could | aal | this hiv anything tae dae wi |
Orkney - ORK | the fok were muckle glad and | aal | pit oan thur bonny claes. |
Orkney - ORK | bissom - wan wrong wird and | aal | Hell brokk lowse. |
Orkney - ORK | Nivver mind | aal | that, wir tryan tae get tae B |
Ulster - CUL | the Mock Turtle. "crumbs wud | aal | waash aff in the sea. Yit the |
Ulster - CUL | though shae feelt sure it wud | aal | come wrang, an shae went on i |
Ulster - CUL | Dinnae bae | aal | day aboot it!" an hae went on |
Ulster - CUL | ice appeart, shae wus axt bae | aal | three tae settle the question |
Orkney - ORK | fae | aal | the airts |
Orkney - ORK | no gaan tae deely-dally. Fae | aal | that I hear, they're a bit mo |
Orkney - ORK | ter and keep safe hir own fae | aal | the |
Orkney - ORK | He broke awey fae | aal | o them, an heeded for the lig |
Southern - SEA | s me, alreet? Nae bother ae | aal | !! ?? https://t.co/d64O3THckI |
Orkney - ORK | I listened tae | aal | his bluster and his threats t |
Orkney - ORK | Welcome tae | aal | new members – hop yir enjoy |
Central - EDN | “Quhan thoo is spickin tae | aal | thae fowk quha comes tae bath |
Orkney - ORK | Wae | aal | the bonny words that tummle o |
Orkney - ORK | roken. Hid's hoo I landed wae | aal | me weight on hid. Can you fee |
Orkney - ORK | A treveleen trunk wae | aal | wir things |
Orkney - ORK | But as wae | aal | ken, pride at times taks a fa |
Orkney - ORK | The cross wae | aal | must bear |
Orkney - ORK | They must be | aal | o twa year owld and niwer aff |
Ulster - CUL | had onie yit," replied Alice | aal | offendet. "Sae A cannae tak m |
Ulster - EUL | "It'll be nice | aal | the same. A change." Lily ack |
Doric - MNA | teen one last look at the wee | aal | wifie shrunken in death but w |
Doric - ABN | The | aal | man wis shakkin noo, an his m |
Doric - DOR | The | aal | man in the doorwey turnt an g |
Doric - MNA | The | aal | fishermin stood at the heed o |
Doric - MNA | tone, stiff, starin deed! The | aal | Pipe Major hid reached them b |
Doric - ABN | "The | aal | fowk widna stood for't," lame |
Central - EDN | wis on oor side that day, the | Aal | Bitch.” He paused. “Ma si |
Central - EDN | wis on oor side that day, the | Aal | Bitch.” He paused. “Ma si |
Doric - MNA | p than Mabel’s gairden. The | aal | fowk hid left tae gang intae |
Doric - MNA | ns, he wis a gent fa gaed the | aal | weys. Haunfast mairriage we c |
Doric - MNA | vricht, smiddy, gamie and the | aal | Pipe Major tae get Bob rowed |
Doric - DOR | ver there wes tae see fae the | aal | chaamer wes jist richt ordina |
Doric - DOR | ttin her facie washen fae the | aal | cat for the lest quarter o an |
Doric - ABN | been resurreckit. A'm nae the | aal | maan A was, wi aa ma aches an |
Doric - DOR | repreein-like scunce tae the | aal | eat, an spickin in as crabbit |
Doric - MNA | me he’d wun his wye tae the | aal | Pipe Major’s craft he wiz i |
Doric - MNA | Fleein visit tae the | aal | fowk yestreen, efter mair nor |
Doric - ABN | s lik that. That widna be the | aal | quarry at Braeside wad it? Aa |
Doric - MNA | so it'll just hae tae be the | aal | farrant telephone!! https://t |
Doric - ABN | n said ti the quine, 'Gie the | aal | dear anither cuppie tea an a |
Doric - ABN | e seen; but there was aye the | aal | binch in e gairden, faar ma m |
Doric - ABN | h the staircase windae wi the | aal | stirrup-pump his faither had |
Doric - DOR | n-gless again, back intil the | aal | chaamer - an aat wad be the |
Doric - MNA | the front door opened an the | aal | Pipe Major stood there fair b |
Doric - MNA | look aifter her stall fin the | aal | man wiz sittin there. I jist |
Doric - MNA | hat wiz fit he wiz seekin the | aal | Pipe Major tae hae a look at. |
Doric - DOR | as cosie here as I wes in the | aal | chaamer," thocht Ailice, "dee |
Doric - MNA | he find sitting there on the | aal | pew o the waiting room but Mr |
Doric - DOR | el as she ran the wirds o the | aal | sang: |
Doric - DOR | tae say, for the wirds o the | aal | sang war gyaan dirlin throu h |
Doric - MNA | sparse winter branches o the | aal | aspen tree that grew aside th |
Doric - MNA | e atween the faisteners o the | aal | naval dufflecoat he wore. |
Doric - DUN | think. Tablet. An less o the | aal | ! https://t.co/jCdKlNIDZS |
Doric - MNA | o-a-days. She sat doon at the | aal | deal table wi her steamin joo |
Doric - MNA | But fin I tellt her aboot the | aal | mannie sittin in her passenge |
Doric - MNA | or killin Bob the dog but the | aal | Pipe Major wiz mair concerned |
Doric - DOR | wye. Did ye ging roun by the | aal | brig, or by the mereat stance |
Doric - MNA | nted tae kill him. It wiz the | aal | Pipe Major that spotted this |
Doric - MNA | e disappointed fin it wiz the | aal | hoosekeeper that answered it. |
Orkney - ORK | ragments o blue whin that lie | aal | roond the site. In the corner |
Orkney - ORK | waitan on a cowld, herd dyke | aal | day, fur neither as a cat nor |
Orkney - ORK | d been sittan on a haird dyke | aal | day.’ Said Professor McGona |
Doric - ABN | waitin for ye again, the same | aal | dirty pit, full o lost, forfo |
Orkney - ORK | A time | aal | niwer forget |
Orkney - ORK | Tell me | aal | about him, Bessie o Gyre. |
Orkney - ORK | And here come | aal | the blooman kerrs - aal gaan |
Doric - ABN | ‘Na, A’m some | aal | for aat,’ says he, ‘tho, |
Orkney - ORK | He telt me | aal | aboot hid |
Orkney - ORK | it, faith, the caird wis mine | aal | right. Me neem wis written pl |
Doric - ABN | Syne | Aal | Nick pit the aipple in front |
Orkney - ORK | We're | aal | gaan roond wi heavy herts, wi |
Ulster - EUL | dear," directed Grace. "We're | aal | femlie here." |
Orkney - ORK | l items – furtivver – are | aal | conducted in rich, broad Orca |
Central - EDN | shed, larry man, than we’re | aal | bein punished! At least thoo |
Shetland - SHD | a Mock Turtle, mair moaderate | aal | o a sudden; an da twa craiter |
Ulster - CUL | he driest thing A know. Quate | aal | aroon, if yae dinnae mine! 'W |
Orkney - ORK | an, above | aal | else, husbandry. |
Orkney - ORK | We | aal | end up in goonies |
Orkney - ORK | pite o dorts and tantrums, we | aal | love him cheust the same. |
Orkney - ORK | mes on the BBC, full stop. We | aal | love them, and the connection |
Orkney - ORK | e peedie brither fell oot. We | aal | shouted ‘Stop the car Mervy |
Doric - MNA | Douglas teen it canny throwe | Aal | Deer. It wiz the middle o sum |
Central - EDN | n prefer a bonny face. Bit we | aal | likes a bonny face, eh?” He |
Doric - ABN | man! Dinna het yer watter, ye | aal | bisom!" Bit that last bit wis |
Orkney - ORK | gh! No wantin tae restrict ye | aal | (weel, except fur the usual n |
Orkney - ORK | @helenmoncrieff | Aal | yin slavers will do it a powe |
Orkney - ORK | taegither still and, through | aal | the years atween, |
Orkney - ORK | I raced through | aal | the hoosewirk and enrolled th |
Orkney - ORK | Coman here wi | aal | yer insults. This hovel here |
Ulster - EUL | was, teuk the pledge alang wi | aal | the sailors drinkin on the sl |
Ulster - CUL | ur: but it's still an airm wi | aal | that." |
Orkney - ORK | rie fae Hoosebay, the chap wi | aal | the cheek. |
Ulster - EUL | unner he ended up a doctor wi | aal | them there |
Central - EDN | believe in waste. It cud tak | aal | day tae git thaim oot, though |
Orkney - ORK | Livestock an fokk | aal | fed an wattered |
Orkney - ORK | I haard the folk | aal | laughan and I lukk'd tae see |
Doric - MNA | he wid hae roon his bosom pal | aal | Wullie Robertson, an they wid |
Doric - MNA | min that sark’s like yersel | aal | an deen . I’ll nae be able |
Ulster - CUL | buttet in. "Come on an wae'll | aal | move on yin place." |
Orkney - ORK | and thu'll | aal | partake |
Orkney - ORK | the countryside and shaa them | aal | the sights |
Orkney - ORK | Hid gied them | aal | a fair owld laugh bit I wis s |
Orkney - ORK | be yur ain folk. I likid them | aal | very weel. Orkney Stoots sib |
Orkney - ORK | nna. I’ve been watchan them | aal | day. You couldna find twa fol |
Orkney - ORK | Ah'm learned him | aal | the nursery rhymes and some b |
Central - EDN | , a patient. “Dinna gie him | aal | thy attention,” he sayed. T |
Orkney - ORK | He spiers him | aal | aboot the tailoreen, |
Orkney - ORK | I haad thim | aal | within me power. |
Orkney - ORK | shine and shower, I haad thim | aal | within me power. |
Orkney - ORK | An | aal | the cleverest kindo dumb |
Doric - MNA | big settle against ae waa, an | aal | leather thing that hid defini |
Ulster - CUL | agane, an | aal | wud change tae dull reality - |
Ulster - CUL | hir furr clingin tae thim, an | aal | dreekit, cross, an uncomfurti |
Ulster - CUL | up an beg fur its dinner, an | aal | kines o stuff. A cannae mine |
Ulster - CUL | thur wur nae arches left, an | aal | the players, except the King, |
Doric - DOR | "It souns like a cuddie-an | aal | aiver," Ailice thocht tae her |
Doric - MNA | walked intae the kitchen. An | aal | woman stood at the table roll |
Doric - ABN | ahin me, an Ah turnt roon. An | aal | man wis stannin watchin me ow |
Doric - ABN | but it's fut ye micht caa an | aal | -farrant kirk. It hauds tae th |
Orkney - ORK | the noise o the brakkar gaan | aal | weekend long. D D. Ddd ddd dd |
Ulster - EUL | d lifted hir ontae the bed an | aal | hir incoherent wannerins had |
Doric - DOR | Noo though the teacher hid an | aal | fitbaa made tae look like a s |
Orkney - ORK | Fae Florida tae Greenland an | aal | points east, and hunders o mi |
Doric - MNA | . Identified lime kiln fae an | aal | map. Been wondering why a loc |
Doric - MNA | t me aff and put me inside an | aal | aluminum packin case which is |
Doric - MNA | back windae and could see an | aal | woman sittin at a desk aside |
Doric - MNA | and his breath rasped like an | aal | winded horse. Wi tears trippi |
Orkney - ORK | elinekking @Cruithneach Me an | aal | ! |
Doric - MNA | That new-fangled Dome an | aal | -farrant things |
Central - EDN | hung a pettit lip. Sae quhan | aal | the Dugmen wis oot huntin, Mo |
Central - EDN | hung a pettit lip. Sae quhan | aal | the Dugmen wis oot huntin, Mo |
Doric - ABN | ntie, wi were makin dae wi an | aal | pail. An that wis the reet o |
Orkney - ORK | oon bi the boortrees o Bockan | Aal | the birds o the air seemed ta |
Ulster - EUL | gype! Thon's fur sure. Him an | aal | them ither gypes at the fecto |
Orkney - ORK | Ah'm been a keen fisherman | aal | o me life. (Hid's a welcome e |
Doric - ABN | n a semmit, nae a sark, an an | aal | pair o troosers tucked in tae |
Doric - DOR | on, 'a hertsome frein, an an | aal | frein. An ye'll nae dee me on |
Orkney - ORK | n. Surely no..wance bitten an | aal | dat |
Doric - MNA | agre belongings wrapped in an | aal | piece of hodden grey wiz aa s |
Central - EDN | le tae rin for it. An thoo an | aal | , Hsien,” he addit. “Thoo |
Doric - MNA | d on laachin and caain her an | aal | witch. Early the following mo |
Doric - ABN | s. Believe't or no, it was an | aal | maanie that haed come tae the |
Doric - ABN | in, as he did, that it was an | aal | mannie. |
Doric - DOR | nter, an forenenst her wes an | aal | Yowe sittin in a bow-cheir, w |
Doric - ABN | Ah wis on ma wye tae meet an | aal | freen fan mi moter broke doon |
Ulster - EUL | ocht bak tae halleve nicht an | aal | the toin an froin o strangers |
Doric - DOR | utin he wes fleggit: "Jist an | aal | ricketie, rael aal an malafou |
Doric - MNA | for it? “Och it’s jist an | aal | thing and it wiz good o ye lo |
Doric - MNA | wiz bad enough as tae how an | aal | woman in her seventies could |
Doric - MNA | e alang the shore. She wiz an | aal | woman that got a bad name ama |
Orkney - ORK | I dae wir washeen | aal | bi hand and I wear a wind up |
Orkney - ORK | Then | aal | o a sudden the sky starts tae |
Orkney - ORK | then | aal | o a sudden the sky starts tae |
Orkney - ORK | when | aal | yiv done |
Orkney - ORK | When | aal | o me great expectations blew |
Orkney - ORK | rise and go tae school, When | aal | the crops are gathered in and |
Orkney - ORK | Hoo dae we ken | aal | Vikeens browt their swords? |
Southern - SEA | enealogy research, dae ye ken | aal | aboot Scota or Scotia? Huv a |
Orkney - ORK | ngs wid soon stert tae happen | aal | owre the country. Mr Dursley |
Ulster - CUL | Dae yae think A can listen | aal | day tae this stuff? |
Orkney - ORK | He’d forgotten | aal | aboot the folk in cloaks unti |
Ulster - CUL | "Explain | aal | thon," said the Mock Turtle. |
Orkney - ORK | dore, ye think ye can explain | aal | o this in a letter? This folk |
Southern - SEA | a just stopped and jacked in | aal | ! Due to ma mental strainin! T |
Central - EDN | e can see, there fowk cled in | aal | the colours o the rainbow. Th |
Orkney - ORK | the grandest time ah'm hid in | aal | me life. |
Orkney - ORK | me best freend in | aal | the world, |
Doric - MNA | jaicket o the kind ye see in | aal | war films. “Michty this wid |
Orkney - ORK | will be me in | aal | me Siamese glory |
Shetland - SHD | a face a da stack, an watchin | aal | aroond, I hurries ta da hoide |
Ulster - CUL | nnel fur a brave bit, an thin | aal | o a sudden drappt doon that q |
Ulster - CUL | did yae iver ait a bat?" whin | aal | o a sudden thump! thump! Doon |
Ulster - CUL | in up an pickin daisies, whin | aal | o a sudden a white rabbit wi |
Ulster - CUL | nnert what tae dae nixt, whin | aal | o a sudden a fitman in livery |
Ulster - CUL | Shae wus lukin | aal | roon hir fur some wye o escap |
Doric - MNA | gest greetin faced complainin | aal | cunt in the toon. How low can |
Ulster - CUL | it wus) scratchin an scraepin | aal | roon the chimley jest abain h |
Doric - MNA | standing aside a chair weerin | aal | fashioned clyse wi a cane in |
Ulster - CUL | oult oot its airms an legs in | aal | directions, "jest lik a starf |
Orkney - ORK | The bonniest hat in | aal | the wirld - in fact, hid wis |
Doric - ABN | yersel a weet April nicht in | Aal | Aiberdeen. A boorach o studen |
Ulster - CUL | fowk stairtet rennin aboot in | aal | directions, tumblin up agin i |
Ulster - CUL | est had the yin wye o soartin | aal | differences big or wee. "Aff |
Ulster - CUL | he edge o hir skirt, upsettin | aal | the Jurymen on tae the heids |
Doric - DOR | s hid tae waak aboot cairryin | aal | tin trays o mackie-on mait se |
Ulster - CUL | tae the dorr stairtet sneezin | aal | at yinst. |
Ulster - CUL | he jury eagerly scrieved doon | aal | three dates on thir slates, a |
Ulster - EUL | Esther Gibson | aal | growed up?" |
Ulster - CUL | ll yae!" But shae cairriet on | aal | the same, greetin gallons o t |
Orkney - ORK | o | aal | wur momentous games |
Orkney - ORK | n tae tell my why yur here, o | aal | pieces?’ |
Orkney - ORK | nvert - intae a hen-hoose, o | aal | things. Non- |
Ulster - CUL | an had jest stairtet "Well, o | aal | the unjest things-" whin haes |
Orkney - ORK | s more presentable, an free o | aal | them t--s" |
Orkney - ORK | e voice spaek up on the Eve o | Aal | Hallows? |
Orkney - ORK | er and thank you, on behalf o | aal | the admins, for entertainin a |
Ulster - EUL | ir heid. "What wud ye think o | aal | this, Mar Did ye plan this wh |
Doric - ABN | as somethin aboot the smell o | aal | beuks that did yer hairt a po |
Orkney - ORK | sheu gaed on. ‘That’s no | aal | . Thur sayan he tried tae kill |
Central - EDN | “Beatrice, is thoo | aal | richt?” Raggle wis leanin t |
Central - EDN | “Is thoo | aal | richt?” speirt Raggle. |
Ulster - CUL | !") The moose lukt at hir noo | aal | puzzelt, an seemt tae wink at |
Doric - DOR | y'll be mair like toushties o | aal | claes nor onythin idder, or t |
Orkney - ORK | an lies wis a terrible sin so | aal | leears wid better pray. |
Ulster - CUL | uzzle yae see!" Shae thocht o | aal | the weeyins shae knowed that |
Orkney - ORK | ternmost and flattest pairt o | aal | the brokken isles o Orkney. H |
Orkney - ORK | eat on the gress. And, best o | aal | , me good neebors in the owld |
Orkney - ORK | ? It’s cheust no real … o | aal | the things tae stop him … h |
Orkney - ORK | sy lambeens. Bad lambeens. Up | aal | night. Unsuccessful adoptions |
Ulster - CUL | p that," said the Cat. "Wae'r | aal | mad here. A'm mad. Yae'r mad. |
Ulster - CUL | ails in thir mooths-an they'r | aal | ower crumbs." |
Orkney - ORK | I started up the car | aal | right and backed intae the wa |
Doric - MNA | iss Gealtach was jist 35 year | aal | , though she lookit muckle aal |
Doric - ABN | been aboot echt or nine year | aal | at the time, an Ah wis affa p |
Central - SEC | nt to the skweel at five year | aal | , we werna allowed to spik the |
Doric - MNA | ie here at ess siventeen year | aal | quinie's guide til her imagin |
Doric - ABN | were, twins aboot sivven year | aal | . He'd telt them tae keep awa |
Orkney - ORK | whar | aal | his memories wir created, |
Doric - MNA | bein her, she wiz jist a peer | aal | woman that happened tae hae a |
Doric - ABN | na in the same league wi peer | aal | Robbie Sinclair ower at numme |
Orkney - ORK | Peel, cloves an ginger | aal | precise |
Doric - MNA | meal tae pit in it. Jock her | aal | man wiz beeriett a week syne. |
Doric - DOR | s!" An eence she hed gien her | aal | neirish a rael frichtsome fle |
Doric - MNA | e the saat tears ran doon her | aal | life-worn cheeks. Fin he spok |
Orkney - ORK | I seen him keekan his mither | aal | the wey up the street, skrekk |
Orkney - ORK | wis whisperan tae wan anither | aal | excited as weel, but he could |
Ulster - CUL | e it shud bae ravin mad efter | aal | ! A nearly wish A had went tae |
Ulster - CUL | t on, "A must bae Mabel efter | aal | , an A']l hae tae go an leeve |
Orkney - ORK | "You wida thout efter | aal | that the wounds wada gaen aal |
Orkney - ORK | 'm nivver seen you naked ower | aal | wir forty years. |
Doric - ABN | aa, ye see. An fan we're ower | aal | tae wurk, we'll jist sell it, |
Doric - ABN | ein here yersel? Ye look ower | aal | for this kinna jiggin. Foo aa |
Ulster - CUL | An shae stairtet thinkin ower | aal | the weeyins shae knowed, wha |
Ulster - CUL | nute, while Alice thocht ower | aal | shae cud mine aboot ravens an |
Doric - ABN | o, weerin a blae surtout ower | aal | farrant clyes. On the shooder |
Doric - ABN | (Ye'll ken yer | Aal | Testament weel eneuch, Ah've |
Doric - MNA | like tae keep the tails o yer | aal | sarks for tae mak ma clootie |
Ulster - CUL | Whin the sands ir | aal | dry, hae's es gay es a lark, |
Orkney - ORK | lukked gluffed an mad. Eftir | aal | , they usually pretended sheu |
Orkney - ORK | d Professor McGonagall. Eftir | aal | he’s done .. aal the folk h |
Orkney - ORK | Wir | aal | gaan ower tae Granny's hoose |
Orkney - ORK | ugs, eyes, even nostnils, wir | aal | weel filled indeed. |
Orkney - ORK | is there amang them. They wir | aal | aetan awey tae the ither end |
Orkney - ORK | err | aal | like snooker baals: religiosi |
Orkney - ORK | ry change is permanent - fur | aal | eternity". |
Ulster - EUL | he was here in this hoose fur | aal | men wur created equal an ther |
Ulster - CUL | he King an the Queen, wha wur | aal | taakin it yinst, while aal th |
Ulster - CUL | ers cairryin clubs: these wur | aal | shape't lik three gairdeners, |
Ulster - CUL | yin, but the three o thim wur | aal | crowdet thegither at yin coar |
Ulster - CUL | ins! It's aboot time yaes wur | aal | in bed!" Fur different raison |
Orkney - ORK | The lights wur | aal | oot bae the time I gott tae y |
Orkney - ORK | kitchens or windows - hid's | aal | the sam tae me - |
Orkney - ORK | Bit, his faither sayan hid's | aal | me faalt, weel, I nivver haar |
Orkney - ORK | @jm_stout Hid's | aal | ower, wur the very sam. Perse |
Orkney - ORK | tae tell wur bairns – hid's | aal | aboot this bonny isle, |
Orkney - ORK | Yur peenie's | aal | dirty, Granny. |
Ulster - EUL | that's plain tae see. Here's | aal | the papers ye'll need. The we |
Doric - DOR | doun a wappin craa As blatk's | Aal | Nickie's weskit, |
Ulster - CUL | "If thon's | aal | yae know aboot it, yae may st |
Ulster - CUL | they'r a kine o snake, that's | aal | A can say." |
Ulster - CUL | he same wurds es afore, "It's | aal | in haes heid, that: hae hasna |
Doric - ABN | As | aal | the day as some o them war th |
Orkney - ORK | draan, as | aal | wid be in time, tae the splee |
Ulster - EUL | the wairm yellae glow, he was | aal | pale, sweat an swank. Nixt ta |
Orkney - ORK | eed hot pant suit. Me freends | aal | liked me hair tae. Thir's bee |
Orkney - ORK | An thur's purple prickles | aal | ower his back." |
Orkney - ORK | An thur's purple prickles | aal | ower his back. |
Ulster - CUL | y the lobsters an the turtles | aal | advance! |
Orkney - ORK | Nurses | aal | the coughs and chills. |
Ulster - CUL | tyle choices an A'll tell yes | aal | noo, A dinnae care. Well mayb |
Orkney - ORK | A wheel burro certan things | aal | ower the place |
Shetland - SHD | pink as prannies, mooths | aal | |
Doric - MNA | Half is | aal | is time. |
Doric - ABN | r he wriggled, the madder his | aal | man got. An syne, fan Abbie m |
Doric - DOR | ithers baith pokin fun at his | aal | drifter, him speirin fit thei |
Doric - MNA | oks. As I left I noticed this | aal | mannie sittin in the front pa |
Ulster - CUL | ae wus quare an feart wi this | aal | o a sudden change, but shae f |
Doric - MNA | Thi sea is young, Bit, It is | aal | , |
Orkney - ORK | he Muggles funnd oot abott is | aal | . I suppose he really haes gee |
Orkney - ORK | steyed there as if hid wis | aal | ummanhood, |
Orkney - ORK | rinking wis legendary. It wis | aal | the better because ye didna k |
Shetland - SHD | ed oot by aff a Koam. Hit wis | aal | so paecefil, no soond, no gun |
Orkney - ORK | y light? Droll folk in cloaks | aal | owre the piece? An a whisper, |
Orkney - ORK | Johnny's black wans | aal | matched up |
Ulster - CUL | bin jumpin aboot lik mad yins | aal | this time, sut doon agane gye |
Orkney - ORK | n in his chair. Shootan stars | aal | owre the piece? Cattie-faces |
Orkney - ORK | Satisfied customers | aal | roond |
Ulster - EUL | bellae'd - a ban o bagpipers | aal | tuinin thair instruments at y |
Orkney - ORK | n a country whar young actors | aal | too often hiv tae ape the acc |
Orkney - ORK | hindered bi the lines o kerrs | aal | maakan fur the toon. |
Orkney - ORK | and thir rage burned across | aal | o Orkney. |
Orkney - ORK | Dances above us | aal | , congregated ootside the stat |
Ulster - EUL | Billy. If he wasnae makin us | aal | cycle across a pretend Boyne |
Doric - ABN | n oor or twa wi a carnaptious | aal | umman, for A was files at the |
Ulster - EUL | aic? God's truth, it gie's us | aal | a wee break frae robots an Ar |
Ulster - EUL | ae sea in April. God bliss us | aal | fur there's no a single young |
Ulster - CUL | lt that ill-aff that shae wus | aal | set tae ax help frae oniebodi |
Ulster - CUL | It wus | aal | gye weel tae say "Sope mae", |
Orkney - ORK | Hid’s | aal | a bit experimental bit lit’ |
Central - EDN | re. Ah’ll mak siccar he’s | aal | richt - ging thoo back tae t |
Central - EDN | “That’s | aal | richt,” she assuret him. |
Central - EDN | “It’s | aal | richt,” he sayed, “Ah’m |
Central - EDN | noo,” she sayed. “It’s | aal | richt, Ah’ll attend tae the |
Central - EDN | it up,” he sayit. “It’s | aal | richt - gin they got faar en |
Orkney - ORK | @molach95 No bad at | aal | ! |
Orkney - ORK | or Countryfile? I widna be at | aal | offended if denser Scots in c |
Orkney - ORK | couple o them werena young at | aal | ; for hivven’s sake that fil |
Orkney - ORK | s a common misconception that | aal | haggis is the same. Nothing c |
Ulster - CUL | "Is that | aal | ?" said Alice, swallyin doon h |
Orkney - ORK | OON tae Shetland! WTF is that | aal | aboot!? |
Ulster - CUL | e dane it), hae didnae luk at | aal | comfurtible, an it wus certai |
Ulster - EUL | e Higgins' diagnosis, bein at | aal | times champion o the adage th |
Orkney - ORK | wenty mile an hour, and no at | aal | oot o place in crisp, georgeo |
Orkney - ORK | (but of course they're no at | aal | unOrcadian!) and these provid |
Shetland - SHD | es du care for - for dugs at | aal | ?" Da Moose never said a wird, |
Orkney - ORK | blocks wir drains And nips at | aal | wir bits and pieces - time f |
Ulster - CUL | "It isnae directet at | aal | ," said the White Rabbit: "in |
Ulster - EUL | s tripped doon hir cheeks. It | aal | felt real. |
Orkney - ORK | ief tae tak off the yoke, bit | aal | tae dae again the morn. |
Orkney - ORK | hants' hiv no altered wan bit | aal | me time |
Ulster - CUL | e that agane!", whuch made it | aal | go quate agane. |
Orkney - ORK | ready converted. I believe it | aal | , and if I haed the money, I |
Orkney - ORK | rsley lay waakened, turnan it | aal | owre in his mind. His last, c |
Ulster - EUL | Sally wud sit there takin it | aal | in. |
Ulster - CUL | akin a brev conversation o it | aal | thegither; but efter a wheen |
Central - EDN | s verra private. Quhit’s it | aal | aboot?” |
Ulster - GUL | An hae et it | aal | up. |
Central - EDN | a thoo attend tae the twistit | aal | bastarts,” advised Raggle. |
Orkney - ORK | , seemed no tae notice. ‘It | aal | gets so confusan if we keep s |
Orkney - ORK | Hoo dae you represent | aal | that funny vowels in Orkney l |
Orkney - ORK | Got | aal | hot and bothered |
Orkney - ORK | Sorted oot | aal | the maes an bund the shaevs i |
Orkney - ORK | And, tae blot oot | aal | his sorrows, he resorted tae |
Ulster - CUL | "A kept | aal | mae limbs wile supple |
Orkney - ORK | That slept | aal | day - and gret aal night! |
Ulster - CUL | e it; but shae wus wile feart | aal | the time wi the thocht that i |
Ulster - CUL | on; thin, whin yae hae cleart | aal | the jelly-fish oot o the wye |
Orkney - ORK | The rest | aal | got a trim |
Ulster - CUL | guldert efter it. An the rest | aal | joint in "Ay, please dae!" Bu |
Doric - ABN | Ma laist | aal | freen, |
Orkney - ORK | Lost | aal | his bonny feathers, |
Orkney - ORK | But | aal | o this is counterbalanced by |
Orkney - ORK | But | aal | ken who |
Orkney - ORK | But | aal | good things come tae an end, |
Ulster - EUL | an cud wush fur up there, but | aal | he iver wanted was tae rin ba |
Ulster - CUL | o the luk o the creature, but | aal | thegither shae thocht shae wa |
Ulster - CUL | ide whin hae hear't this; but | aal | hae said wus "Why's a raven l |
Orkney - ORK | d a sister like that … but | aal | the sam, that folk in cloaks |
Doric - DOR | "I thocht ye meint 'Fou | aal | are ye?'" Ailice expounit. |
Doric - DOR | e here a quistion for ye. Fou | aal | did ye say ye war?" |
Doric - DOR | er your age tae stert wi. Fou | aal | are ye?" |
Orkney - ORK | words and phrases. Thank you | aal | fur yir continued enthusiasm |
Central - EDN | the dugs. Bit quhan they saw | aal | that muscle comin at thaim, |
Ulster - CUL | "An they drew | aal | soarts o things - iverythin |
Doric - ABN | ‘Oh, Angus, let’s grow | aal | thegither …’ |
Ulster - CUL | the act o craalin awa: furby | aal | this, thur wus usually a ridg |
Ulster - CUL | They | aal | returnt frae him tae yae, |
Ulster - CUL | "They | aal | can," said the Duchess, "an m |
Ulster - EUL | the middle o five weans. They | aal | towered ower Jamesina in the |
Ulster - CUL | t, "The race is ower! an they | aal | crowdet roon it, pantin, an a |
Ulster - CUL | thing wus wile odd, but they | aal | lukt that dower that shae wud |
Ulster - CUL | ae wus lukin up intae the sky | aal | the time hae wus taakin, an A |
Doric - ABN | a paarent, tho A wasna ralely | aal | aneugh for aat; but it wasna |
Ulster - CUL | wye baak, an barkin hoarsely | aal | the time, tae at last it sut |
Southern - SEA | ime with ma biological family | aal | ma childhood even intae manho |
Orkney - ORK | Taegither nearly | aal | the time, staeyan home |
Orkney - ORK | e Mart is watched religiously | aal | owre rural lowland Scotland |
Doric - DOR | he craiturie at hed gatten my | aal | name! Aat's |
Orkney - ORK | @dunnock67 Am telt yin story | aal | across the Arctic Tae folk th |
Ulster - CUL | The jury | aal | scrieved doon on thir slates. |
Doric - MNA | The kitchen wiz | aal | farrent wi slate flag on the |
Orkney - ORK | ‘ | Aal | day? When you couldo been cel |
Orkney - ORK | me aboot someone who joked ‘ | Aal | the world’s queer but thee |
Doric - ABN | whilk fan ah attendit the ‘ | aal | sculie’ wis less than twa h |
Doric - ABN | t wadna dee ava! Aat was th’ | aal | -farrant wye o thinkin. The wa |
Central - EDN | Ah’ll see him comin. ’S’ | aal | richt. Ah can see quhan he’ |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt,” sayed Kamile. “Lu |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt,” sayed Bill, “bit |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt, Derry, this is verra p |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt,” he sayed, exasperat |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt, Derry, Ah’m comin. |
Central - EDN | “ | Aal | richt,” she gaed on. “It |
Central - EDN | “Ah ken,” he sayed. “ | Aal | thir fowk. Aathin etten.” H |
Central - EDN | yed the auld wumman sadly. “ | Aal | smashed. Ah did manage tae sa |