Shetland - SHD | oobled-up, as in waar /wa:r/, | maak | /ma:k/, taak /ta:k/. Lang or |
Ulster - CUL | s in tha lake o Bilfawst, tha | maak | up o these boords made up o w |
Ulster - CUL | reens an Ullans lovers dinnae | maak | an affront oot a tongue yese |
Doric - MNA | ten oot ower thi big pot. Tae | maak | maitter's wurse thi smell a b |
Ulster - CUL | ative speakers they ir gantae | maak | a hale hash oot o oor moather |
Shetland - SHD | nny, can you lairn me hoo tae | maak | ? |
Doric - MNA | ttery an a indicater unit tae | maak | thim flash, bit aat didna scc |
Doric - MNA | so we beyd wer tyme jist tae | maak | shoor wurk. "Go! Go! Go!" a r |
Orkney - ORK | ift thee aff that sofa till I | maak | her up a bed. |
Ulster - CUL | ae help tha needy for it wull | maak | ye feel betther in yersel - |
Shetland - SHD | eves little choice. “A’ll | maak | dee a gansey tae keep dee waa |
Doric - MNA | a say's, "Danny, a theink aul | maak | soop. "Fit wee, yea neep? "We |
Ulster - CUL | tae thaur heids that they kan | maak | a jab o tha Ullans withoot th |
Orkney - ORK | I thowt then I'd better | maak | mesell scarce! I geed and hid |
Ulster - CUL | A think maesel hard times | maak | ye gled o’ what ye hae an, |
Doric - MNA | n we got air, bit a cood jist | maak | oot, twa or thn big braaken w |