Central - LAL | freens | an the fowk o Athens.” | |
Central - LAL | Freens | by Susi Briggs poetry. Scots | |
Central - LAL | freens | ' crack begins tae clink an ch | |
Central - SEC | " | Freens | , rottans, kintra mice |
Doric - MNA | r their braa new hoose sign. " | Freens | like aat, Ah can dee wi'oot. |
Southern - SWE | ye but kindly, an no short o' | freens | ; |
Ulster - SYN | rra an went awa. An aa Jesus' | freens | alang wi tha weemen that foll |
Central - LAL | ‘Walcome, | freens | , tae Planet Fankle,’ said t |
Central - SEC | ty”. Thon is fatphobia, an, | freens | , fatphobia kills. |
Doric - MNA | ts an noddin it the Mart men, | freens | an neebours, an them aat hid |
Ulster - SYN | Lïsten, | freens | , dïnnae be feart o thaim tha |
Central - LAL | nsibility fir their faimlies, | freens | or wider communities can send |
Central - LAL | ht. Sleep weel an wak restit, | freens | . |
Ulster - PUL | o a wheen o poun - tak tent, | freens | , aye be cannie. Bot whut gaes |
Central - AYR | His family, | freens | an’ mare, |
Central - LAL | Gin my lion- | freens | kent hoo tae peint.’ |
Doric - MNA | Fan the wird brook oot - | freens | he'd nae seen for years Cam d |
Ulster - PUL | Tha | freens | an neebours cam tae moarn, an |
Central - SWE | ma | freens | dinnae moan |
Doric - DOR | Ma | Freens | in Chains |
Central - LAL | @Ismcgr Maist o' ma | freens | are teachers. Ah gied 20 year |
Doric - MNA | e hooses. Lat ma tell ye, ma | freens | , dinna be feert o them att ki |
Central - SEC | Fareweel, ma | freens | ! A'm wae tae grieve ye, |
Doric - MNB | oxters in grease and dirt. Ma | freens | thocht it wis hilarious! I wi |
Doric - ABN | ee Kirk meenister!). An aa ma | freens | werena forgotten either. An t |
Ulster - EUL | Fur aa ma | freens | gan' on an on, |
Doric - MNB | and couldna wait tae see a ma | freens | tae tell them a aboot ma trip |
Doric - DOR | WI A TOUCHIE HELP FAE MA | FREENS | |
Doric - DOR | atein an bletherin wae ma | freens | - hame |
Central - SEC | "Tae choose ma | freens | wi better care |
Central - AYR | But hawf ma | freens | huv seen them aw, |
Ulster - SYN | góat tae hae a swaree wi ma | freens | ! Yit whan thïs waster o a si |
Doric - DOR | An ma | freens | ir comin doon. |
Central - DUN | ks the size o this yin, an ma | freens | amang them tell me it's no qu |
Central - LAL | if a' o ma | freens | |
Doric - MNB | up tae see an it wis ane o ma | freens | wonderin if a wis wintin tae |
Doric - DOR | I'd speer ma | freens | tae come an see |
Central - SWE | e hill here the sterns fir ma | freens | , The drink maks ye blether an |
Doric - MNA | replied “aye I hiv, bit ma | freens | dairt ma tae come here.” Th |
Doric - MNA | But ma | freens | are gaan oot guisin |
Central - SEC | A saw ma | freens | aw deein |
Central - LAL | August 1992. On this date twa | freens | , cryed Gary Wood an Colin Wri |
Doric - MNA | eebour in for they were gweed | freens | , Afore she did it though and |
Doric - MNA | the gloamin, aa them att hid | freens | wi an ailmint brocht them til |
Central - SWE | e clap on the back o me. Guid | freens | an neebors raise yer drink ta |
Central - LAL | ‘Lat me introduce ma guid | freens | , Mixter an Maxter,’ said Sn |
Central - LAL | ferm the bairns oot tae guid | freens | . An thenk God he had guid fre |
Ulster - SYN | ay Herod an Pilate becum guid | freens | : afore that thair wus nae lov |
Central - LAL | great bairns who are noo guid | freens | . N |
Doric - ABN | a cannie mindin fae twa auld | freens | !" |
Central - SEC | inty tae the dizzen like auld | freens | an baith lauchin. Lauchin it |
Central - AYR | rmers baith themsels, an auld | freens | o Tammas, didnae let on they |
Central - SEC | Tae talk as auld | freens | dae |
Doric - DOR | some o his auld | freens | an wis fer teen wi the band. |
Central - AYR | ried later that nicht by auld | freens | frae Lesmahagow, Isabel forso |
Central - SEC | Kind | freens | that share a drap wi me, they |
Central - LAL | maw. 'Did ye get some wizard | freens | tae help ye oot?' |
Doric - MNB | Nae | freens | , nae tele, nae internet. Fit |
Doric - ABN | re o him. Abody hid. He'd nae | freens | , neen at a'. Even his wife le |
Central - LAL | 'Cuid oo bi freens? A've nae | freens | . Naebody wants tae be freens |
Ulster - PUL | sae A wus quare an gled. Tae | freens | - whaur wud we be wi oot tha |
Ulster - PUL | Afore ower lang, tha three | freens | wus sittin at tha bar in Le W |
Central - SEC | The | freens | were transportit then |
Doric - ABN | iddy, he was thinkin o aa the | freens | fas company he haed wintit in |
Central - SEC | r generation X, thon’s like | Freens | Reunitit but wi mair photies. |
Central - LAL | een the maist celebratit male | freens | o lear (whaurby ‘freens’ |
Doric - MNA | ny big parties, jist a puckle | freens | noo an then for dinner. Mistr |
Doric - MNB | summer holidays and me and me | freens | were scunnered. There wisna o |
Central - LAL | some information an’ some | freens | . Boy wis ah sorely abused. Fa |
Doric - MNA | Wifie an her quine | freens | telt me tae take a picter o t |
Doric - DOR | noo, we're | freens | |
Central - LAL | Igor and me are | freens | and eyways will be, |
Ulster - GUL | A've | Freens | frae aa ower, |
Central - LAL | were prentit jist fir a fyowe | freens | , were reprentit in 1891 and i |
Ulster - GUL | uff @carol_baraniuk Yer amang | freens | ! |
Doric - MNA | pent yestreen wi her crafting | freens | , sae @lyn_golden an ah had a |
Ulster - EUL | Wi | freens | . |
Doric - MNA | heir first leid at hame an wi | freens | are nae disadvantaged at scho |
Doric - MNA | "Lat ma tell ye, mak | freens | for yersels wi yer siller sae |
Central - LAL | this book cawed "How Tae Mak | Freens | in New Places", and he came t |
Doric - MNA | er shillin an haud awa an mak | freens | wi yer brither, syne haud bac |
Doric - MNA | happened tae the phrase Mak | freens | an influence people, ah hiv |
Doric - MNA | twa hunner and fifty Facebook | freens | ." |
Ulster - PUL | Hello aul | freens | . Hoo ir ye daein? This week A |
Central - SEC | tae licht, an | freens | , an fireside. |
Doric - ABN | We were neeburs, ay, an | freens | an aa, for aa that wir faimli |
Central - SEC | arg Hotel. Ewen Sutherland an | freens | will play for the dancin. The |
Ulster - BUL | Fergie an | Freens | oan tha fairm |
Ulster - SYN | in hïm amang thair femlie an | freens | , the' went bak tae Jerusalem |
Central - DUN | poor, like his ain faimlie an | freens | . |
Doric - DOR | Fan | freens | wid visit Ken and Hen, |
Doric - MNA | an raise a gless tae Orcadian | freens | an fowk lik @SimonWHall an Ge |
Central - SWE | faimilies an | freens | haud hans, |
Central - SWE | hames an kirks, faimilies an | freens | haud hans, fin words tae mend |
Doric - MNA | ee loonie. Fan her neepers an | freens | heard foo gweed e Lord hid be |
Doric - DOR | Wi lovers an | freens | as I kin mine |
Central - SEC | happy thegither as luvvers an | freens | , |
Central - DUN | e, mak yi steal fae family an | freens | |
Southern - SWE | me an a wheen o ma faimily an | freens | dae tae. It's no byornar in A |
Doric - MNA | e my addiction fae faimily an | freens | . |
Ulster - CUL | mae plea tae mae weel meanin | freens | an Ullans lovers dinnae maak |
Doric - MNA | is cheer. "He's nae scuffie o | freens | ." |
Doric - MNA | could widen her wee bourach o | freens | , an come tae ken there wis ma |
Ulster - GUL | A've a muckle wheen o | freens | who've helped me alang the wy |
Central - SWE | no got dugs nor a squatter o | freens | , |
Central - SEC | Bit fae fer | freens | , noo, A hear tell |
Central - LAL | cht ma wee maw and twa o' her | freens | tae McKinnon Mills tae hae lu |
Central - LAL | the leaves. The puggies. Her | freens | . |
Doric - MNA | gettin introduced till aa her | freens | . An dress yersel, wull ye...s |
Doric - MNA | s faun it she crics in aa her | freens | an neepers sayin, "Mak mirry |
Central - LAL | ir after her bairns and a her | freens | as weel's her sair banes or h |
Central - LAL | they get. Mony o' ma teacher | freens | are sufferin badly wae stress |
Central - LAL | r done introducing me tae her | freens | as her "wee wean" and mindin |
Doric - MNA | ower teen on wi gabbin wi her | freens | an nae waatchin her bairn. St |
Doric - ABN | readin lees aboot me till her | freens | noo. There’s een of them mi |
Central - LAL | hat nicht the fermwife an her | freens | |
Central - LAL | air. She keeked aboot for her | freens | , the puggies, and saw that th |
Doric - ABN | ays,' she said, lookin at her | freens | an laachin. |
Doric - DOR | Deeside wye. Maist o ma ither | freens | hinna a clue |
Central - SEC | wey by oor press. I hae ither | freens | in America, ane o which haes |
Central - DUN | an agin tae faimlie, an ither | freens | , fae sooth o the border is th |
Doric - MNA | the nicht - Nellie needs er | freens | roon er it a time like ess." |
Doric - MNA | Fit! Yer | freens | are nae following doric phras |
Ulster - SYN | an faither, yer brithers, yer | freens | an nighbers. An sum o yis wul |
Doric - MNA | yer mither, yer brithers, yer | freens | an yer cronies. A fyow o yell |
Ulster - PUL | ht aboot ye this ages. Aa yer | freens | at wark is missin yer crack, |
Doric - DOR | Fa'in asleep wi aa yer | freens | in i'lobby |
Ulster - BUL | Ale yer | freens | oo equal stock, |
Doric - MNA | his post an dinnae invite yer | freens | tae Fit Likey the page at htt |
Central - LAL | “Ye micht save yer | freens | , prood Athenian,” said ma f |
Central - LAL | v been haudin a guise wi yer | freens | an while ye wur awa we’v fe |
Doric - MNA | oric translation graip wi yer | freens | https://t.co/EJWIaz1gV4 |
Central - SEC | it sune the strangers cam yer | freens | , |
Ulster - SYN | pairtie, dïnnae be caain yer | freens | , or yer brithers, yer femlie |
Doric - DOR | or yer | freens | in heich places - mynd the t |
Central - LAL | 'For yer | freens | ?' spiered her faither. |
Central - SWE | on tae whaur yer | freens | will meet ye. |
Central - LAL | s a stookie? Mak yer feet yer | freens | and rin? Creep awa quiet-like |
Central - LAL | . 'Whit, maitters is whit yer | freens | think. I'm yer freen, and I k |
Doric - MNA | supper, dinna ca in aboot yer | freens | Or yer brithers or yer kith a |
Central - SEC | Tae aw yer | freens | , |
Ulster - PUL | Wi tha maist o chair | freens | an neibors - |
Ulster - EUL | bogmyrtle Thank you! The mair | freens | the merrier! |
Central - WCE | And their | freens | weans if they’ve nane o the |
Ulster - BUL | e tha pairk ir sport wi their | freens | ... |
Central - DUN | n amang the whalers, an their | freens | an faimlies, as tae hou muckl |
Doric - MNA | un tae rake for him amo their | freens | . Bit they culdna fin him, sae |
Central - AYR | e mind the simple rules their | freens | had learnt thaim: like, a rid |
Ulster - CUL | nae mine the aisy rules their | freens | had larnt thim: the lik o, th |
Doric - DOR | they went hame an telt their | freens | , an the German hid hit a |
Ulster - SYN | oard haed bin til hir, an hir | freens | an nighbers wus aa wile plais |
Central - AYR | e they juist trevellers - or | freens | o the Covenant? Adam wis curi |
Doric - DOR | ae leave ahin sic a redup for | freens | tae fin. |
Ulster - SYN | ss, but. (siclike kin-fowk or | freens | ) |
Central - LAL | is aw aboot. Lat’s tak oor | freens | at Creative Scotland as a exa |
Central - LAL | K. As A summarised it til oor | freens | in Italy, tae unnerstaun mase |
Doric - DOR | An oor | freens | aa climt on board an maist o' |
Ulster - SYN | odie in tha hoose, billies or | freens | ) |
Ulster - SYN | * veesitin billies or | freens | ; |
Ulster - EUL | fur Alfiie's bemuised doctor | freens | . She wanted tae guider haird |
Doric - MNA | I'll mak sure Bella an hurr | freens | get the help they need. We've |
Ulster - BUL | F fur | freens | till part laist time, |
Doric - MNA | World Buik Day please tell ur | freens | aboot yer favourite Doric aut |
Central - LAL | n only of my now down to four | freens | in the hoose aince m |
Central - LAL | I'm going with at least four | freens | |
Doric - DOR | hing, 'can I get you and your | freens | a drink?' |
Ulster - EUL | - Wha's | freens | o thaim in Darkley? |
Doric - MNA | swert, "Div ye garr e groom's | freens | fast fan e groom is wi them? |
Ulster - CUL | ups es the March Hare an haes | freens | shird thir niver-ennin meal, |
Central - DUN | cuid be heard singin awa. His | freens | began tae look forrit tae hae |
Central - DUN | real Scotsman wis made o. His | freens | tried tae tell him there wis |
Central - DUN | n were moved tae sadness. His | freens | were broken-hairtit. The path |
Central - LAL | up in a clatty wee loft. His | freens | must aw hae lost his new addr |
Doric - MNA | eists as they gaed. An aa his | freens | an e weemen att hid follaed h |
Doric - MNA | warlock, Neil hid taen aa his | freens | frae business fowk or heicher |
Doric - MNA | m hame wid ca in aboot aa his | freens | an neepers sayin, 'Mak mirry |
Doric - DOR | Is he kept back by aa his | freens | across the warld, for sure? |
Central - DUN | Auchterhouse turnt tae his | freens | , 'Dinnae fash,' he said in a |
Central - DUN | from a bonnie lass among his | freens | . Ithers took up the caw. The |
Central - AYR | s as the Mairch Maukin an his | freens | ett their ever-lastin meal, a |
Central - AYR | heather by John Broun an his | freens | , it wis a snug beild, an a se |
Central - DUN | toun ae day wi a bunch o his | freens | when they cam across Selbie's |
Doric - MNA | e hoose, e sergeant sent his | freens | till him sayin, "Lord, dinna |
Ulster - SYN | it daen whaniver hïm an hïs | freens | wus hung'rie? He gaed ïntae |
Ulster - SYN | hame, he caas thegither hïs | freens | an nighbers an says tae thaim |
Central - LAL | east o his vexation. Tae meet | freens | , howanever, or yin-time comra |
Ulster - SYN | tha hoose, tha Centurion sent | freens | oot for tae tell hïm: |
Central - LAL | be, but I'll be with ma best | freens | whaur e'er that may be. A I'l |
Doric - ABN | i offer sympathy - Ah'd lost | freens | missel on convoys. 'I hear th |
Central - LAL | in a lifetime. But aw the new | freens | he made soon sortit that. |
Doric - MNA | te try new hobbies - mak new | freens | ..." ; |
Central - LAL | r. I’ve made clannies o new | freens | that wey, tho, sae I dinna mi |
Doric - ABN | a Christmas denner wi femily | freens | in sunsheen! - Sair needit e |
Central - LAL | My | freens | , like mysel, hae joukit this |
Central - AYR | ne an socks on for ye nou, my | freens | ? For I'm shuir I eannae dae i |
Central - LAL | lairn this but wis roon at my | freens | ' house twa week syne (tae sor |
Ulster - GUL | An tha badness has speelt my | freens | |
Doric - DOR | Among sae mony | freens | |
Doric - MNA | a better place tae be, trusty | freens | tae see an ither things tae d |
Central - LAL | ady made. But as ye canna buy | freens | in shops, they dinna hae free |
Central - LAL | o lear (whaurby ‘ | freens | ’ should aiblins be in inver |