| Central - EDN |
ans’ sort of theatricality, | assumed | this wiz nae mair than some e |
| Central - EDN |
clarification'. This canna be | assumed | for Scots. While Cornish acti |
| Central - EDN |
ers n aw. Equally as might be | assumed | fae their starkly differing w |
| Central - SEC |
ot, at first. At first people | assumed | it was something tae dae wi J |
| Central - GLA |
ways at twenty tae eleven, ah | assumed | it wid be the same the day.†|
| Central - EDN |
maybe they had relaxed thair | assumed | postures, bit he suddenly rea |
| Central - LAL |
consait aboot God "(who, it's | assumed | , is English)" shuid ring a be |
| Central - DUN |
n o Scotland into Britain wis | assumed | tae be complete, it became ac |
| Central - LAL |
Scottish makar. They hid jist | assumed | that ma defaut wid be tae Eng |
| Shetland - SHD |
eety, I nivver tocht, we just | assumed | du widna care fur yun aald ki |
| Doric - DOR | a woman. If onythin, you hiv | assumed | ma honest criticism is just c |
| Shetland - SHD |
e, sweetie, etc) at's wrangly | assumed | tae be new an slangy (really |