Ulster - BUL | Daen | servaice tae the nighberheid | |
Ulster - EUL | Daen | an dustit pushed dead | |
Ulster - BUL | Daen | , lukkin an listenin | |
Ulster - SYN | e maun gae alang wi whut the' | daen | . God, then, |
Ulster - EUL | Nae mettér whut the' | daen | |
Doric - DOR | ', awfa bonny singer, cuid o' | daen | wi' a puckly #DeepFriedMersBa |
Ulster - SYN | e the’ cry tha darg ye dae ( | daen | ), in fu? |
Ulster - SYN | rt wittins anent whut ye dae ( | daen | ) in yer foremaist tack. |
Doric - MNB | n aifter me, cooking ma food, | daen | ma messages, keepin me compan |
Central - AYR | There wis life in full fleit, | daen | guid, |
Central - LAL | sel tae be led like a donkey, | daen | as yer telt, when yer telt, m |
Doric - MNA | rs apairtments, set tae be aa | daen | ower the neist twa-three year |
Doric - MNA | Fin the flat wis aa | daen | , they hid hauden a wee handse |
Ulster - SYN | ha wye tha Hoose o God wus aa | daen | up, wi ïts bricht bonnie sta |
Ulster - SYN | nae unnèrstan whut he shud a | daen | , he'll get aff aisie, tha mai |
Central - LAL | roch. Wha few amang is hisna | daen | wrang but ahint the byre door |
Doric - MNA | s merriege prenticeship. He'd | daen | bairn psychology, an role-pla |
Doric - MNA | i mony the waur. Forbye she'd | daen | her research weel – tae fin |
Doric - ABN | n aa. For aa he'd thocht he'd | daen | affa weel, he hidna passed th |
Ulster - GUL | raw memories o aa that they'd | daen | , |
Central - DUN | portit bi vigilateers wha had | daen | muckle tae help organise it, |
Ulster - EUL | nae know what his brither had | daen | tae his ain cousin. |
Ulster - EUL | n tae the attic each they had | daen | , the boys managin yin afore g |
Ulster - SYN | ie an accoont o hoo the' haed | daen | wi tha catter he haed gien th |
Ulster - SYN | boot aa tha thïngs the' haed | daen | , an he tuk thaim aff bi thair |
Ulster - SYN | ae tha boat. Noo whan he haed | daen | taakin tae tha fowk, he toul |
Ulster - SYN | Whan Jesus haed | daen | taakin tae tha fowk, he gaad |
Ulster - SYN | h thair wus!" Whan Jesus haed | daen | sayin these thïngs, tha croo |
Ulster - SYN | that suffert like thïs haed | daen | mair wrang nor aa tha ither G |
Southern - SEA | ae sowderin job at Bobbie hed | daen | fur him, on ane o his |
Southern - SEA | wurkit til his ain haund | daen | orra jobs fur fock. A ken at |
Ulster - GUL | may think that yer awfa hard | daen | til |
Ulster - EUL | otors. What had the Guid Lord | daen | wi yisterday's Leonard? |
Doric - ABN | wis a richt mean thing Ah’d | daen | . An in this warld affen eneuc |
Ulster - GUL | forehan o't, tha wye the' hae | daen | wi Shaidin 75 ontaks anent jo |
Ulster - SYN | ak an sayed, 'Maistèr, A hae | daen | as ye bid me, yit thair's st |
Doric - MNA | p. Nae ordnar snaabaa wad hae | daen | thon...luikin doon, she could |
Doric - ABN | n. Are ye sayin Gweed wad hae | daen | a thing lik aat?' |
Doric - MNA | s an strathspeys that wad hae | daen | justice tae Neil Gow himsel. |
Doric - ABN | ak muckle o; ony loon wid hae | daen | ’t. Bit the aaler Ah grew, a |
Ulster - GUL | h it A'm convinced he cud hae | daen | a hairt transplant. |
Ulster - SYN | ye, tell hïm he shudnae hae | daen | ït, an ïf he says he's sorr |
Ulster - SYN | t o tha ordinarie! For we hae | daen | nae mair nor we haed tae.' " |
Ulster - SYN | ut we desarve for whut we hae | daen | . But thïs man haes daen naet |
Doric - MNA | be sair strugglin. Ye'll hae | daen | a richt fine thing, Jed Ander |
Ulster - PUL | “All hae | daen | wi tha wudden leg tha morn, |
Ulster - SYN | raham fer oor faither' an hae | daen | wi that. A tell ye that oot o |
Ulster - SYN | aham for oor faither', an hae | daen | wi that! For A say that oot o |
Ulster - GUL | An shae | daen | it. |
Ulster - GUL | An shae | daen | it. |
Ulster - GUL | An shae | daen | it. |
Ulster - GUL | An shae | daen | it. |
Ulster - SYN | orgie you tha wrangs yous hae | daen | . |
Ulster - GUL | yae.’ An that’s what hae | daen | . |
Doric - MNA | toon? Faith, fit wad they hae | daen | withoot Jock this lasy fyew w |
Doric - MNA | "The tale's nae | daen | !" Nava telt him. " Pranny gya |
Ulster - PUL | Life's travel's isnae | daen | , bot, noo, |
Ulster - WUL | Askin, "Whit ir yae | daen | in here? |
Ulster - EUL | an oor aboot what was tae be | daen | aboot Frilly Drawers. It was |
Ulster - SYN | r ower aa that needit tae be | daen | , an she sayed, "Loard, can ye |
Doric - DOR | r's love in't. 'Fit has ti be | daen | has ti be daen, lass,' he sai |
Central - GLA | Or aw weans will be | daen | it - that's for sure. |
Ulster - SYN | a centurion, "Gae! It wull be | daen | fer ye tha wye ye believed ï |
Ulster - GUL | ettin leid stannèrts maun be | daen | afore ye stairt tae larn fowk |
Ulster - SYN | ame, no ma wull, but yours be | daen | ." [Then an angel frae haiven |
Central - LAL | a lang luik at whit micht be | daen | tae git tae a feenish gin the |
Central - GLA | treet brae an Ah could not be | daen | wi it. |
Ulster - SYN | no be lang ïn seein justice | daen | . But whaniver tha Sinn o Man |
Doric - ABN | der tae mak up for ony damage | daen | tae the environment that the |
Ulster - SYN | haniver Joseph waakent up, he | daen | whut tha angel o tha Loard ha |
Ulster - PUL | ohn's shap fur flooers, an he | daen | monie a waddin an funeral in |
Ulster - PUL | On accoont o whan he | daen | it, tha flair wus birlin roon |
Ulster - EUL | "Who, Leonard? What's he | daen | noo? He's onlie gypin aboot w |
Ulster - SYN | t aa tha wunnèrfu thïngs he | daen | . |
Central - LAL | t @ManMadeMoon Michael, ye're | daen | a richt braw joab as Scots Sc |
Central - LAL | ors_show @vicderbyshire Ye're | daen | a braw job o it, JJ. |
Central - LAL | ersRM @Bugaboo @skiphop Ye're | daen | a graun job there, JJ. ! |
Central - LAL | l love ye mair for whit ye've | daen | . |
Central - LAL | in time. Whan you've | daen | it! |
Ulster - SYN | haed bin raired; an as he aye | daen | , he went ïntae tha Meetin Ho |
Ulster - SYN | lots - like tha preeshts aye | daen | ïn thaim days - tae gang ï |
Ulster - PUL | wus quare an guid o ye, an ye | daen | yersel prood wi whut ye gien |
Central - SEC | 'Whit ye | daen | ?' Alan speirt agane, alairmt |
Ulster - PUL | haein bither getting a thaing | daen | , an this lass is in tha richt |
Central - LAL | “If ye want a thing | daen | ,” she sighed, “dae it yer |
Ulster - EUL | an handed hir an envelope. "I | daen | ma best fur the boy, Mrs Gour |
Doric - MNA | tuik harns tae dae cud noo bi | daen | bi plasma screen or computer. |
Central - LAL | Whit am I | daen | here? |
Ulster - SYN | o yer ootfit, consarn or wark | daen | en’s-erran oan yer ain acco |
Ulster - EUL | n the night. Mrs Andrews, aal | daen | up in fur lik a cretur in a g |
Ulster - BUL | wer it jaist yince mair. Weel | daen | ! |
Ulster - BUL | A'm | daen | , A know. |
Ulster - SYN | nnae get yer heid-coont foarm | daen | , yin o oor heid-coont fiel wa |
Ulster - GUL | believe, when it's aa said an | daen | , |
Ulster - GUL | ur whan iveriethin is said an | daen | , |
Central - LAL | his day e wis in the hoose an | daen | caird tricks fur me an Thomas |
Ulster - PUL | wumman, hirplin wi a cruik an | daen | -oot leukkin. Grace run fur wa |
Ulster - EUL | Whun oul an | daen | , an niver oot, |
Doric - ABN | se word that he said hid been | daen | in Hong Kong; it meant ‘dea |
Southern - SEA | . Ma faither an mei wur affen | daen | joinery wurk in an aboot Gren |
Southern - SEA | he went oan, "Whit hae ee bin | daen | here?" |
Doric - MNA | ls easement – nae ill's bin | daen | . Ye ken Neil's spunk-coont wi |
Ulster - BUL | The frettin ower, the spaein | daen | , |
Ulster - EUL | pass woot gittin a han's turn | daen | . "Can I git ye some tay, Reve |
Central - SEC | wis nae 'cannae dae this, no | daen | that' back then. If a wummin |
Ulster - SYN | for ye, an no yinst hae A no | daen | yer biddin aa these yeirs. In |
Ulster - PUL | en ye tuppence. Bit we’r no | daen | yit, fer thur wus half a penn |
Southern - SEA | ok at aw comfy, an eet was no | daen | um oany favours. |
Doric - SNO | kent the wey o | daen | , |
Ulster - SYN | haed hïs turn at tha althar | daen | , he went bak hame. |
Southern - SEA | appearinlie ey ettlin efter | daen | sumane, sum guid, i the distr |
Ulster - SYN | Hae ye ivver | daen | onie pey’d wark? |
Ulster - BUL | Cud blessin dwell wi'in yer | daen | '? |
Doric - MNA | Fin yer | daen | Jolly Phonics |
Central - LAL | ‘Yer | daen | it again!’ The piercin, whi |
Central - LAL | in an if ye wir skivin ye wir | daen | somehin ye wantit tae dae yer |
Central - SEC | aboot Glesgie an hoo fowk wir | daen | there, fit wi the war an rati |
Central - SWE | whur ye wur noo, whit ye wur | daen | . |
Southern - SEA | aither ae gey bit whan oo wur | daen | wyre fencing. John hed been a |
Ulster - EUL | nnérs apiece, whun coontin's | daen | . |
Ulster - PUL | it's | daen | tae ma claes. A left it sleep |
Ulster - GUL | is, aifter aa the taak, it's | daen | , me buik o poames!! A hope ye |
Ulster - PUL | A cannae thole tha wye it's | daen | . |
Central - GLA | this big sell, Jimsie's maw's | daen | well, |
Doric - ABN | current Scots Government has | daen | mony a thing richt, an mony o |
Ulster - SYN | ot tha great thïngs God haes | daen | for ye." |
Ulster - SYN | s far as whut yis say he haes | daen | . Na, Herod dïdnae ither, for |
Ulster - EUL | It's iz haes | daen | tha hairm. |
Ulster - EUL | ae dae tha pu'in, whun aa bes | daen | |
Central - GLA | Aftimes | daen | whit seems richt |
Ulster - GUL | is Wee Place haes seen things | daen | |
Doric - MNA | pie meths gin aathin else wis | daen | . The fowk in the Hen-Hoose es |
Doric - MNA | id deed afore the projeck wis | daen | , sae niver saa his descendent |
Doric - MNA | infauld. Efter the dookin wis | daen | , Minnie's lang ringlets war w |
Central - LAL | Ishbel's 3rd cousins | daen | a braw job in Embro lettin fo |
Ulster - SYN | n haiven; for thair faithers | daen | tha same tae tha proafits. Bu |
Ulster - PUL | The' said some weelass | daen | it, No much ouler nor oorsels |
Ulster - GUL | A'll nae say whut its | daen | tae the cat!!" |
Ulster - SYN | Whut Jesus | daen | that day wus tha taak o tha h |
Ulster - SYN | got tae Jerusalem, whut Jesus | daen | wus thïs: he went ïntae tha |
Ulster - SYN | rangdaeins." Noo aa thïs wus | daen | tae brïng aboot whut tha Loa |
Doric - ABN | ’s | daen | , an Gweed kens, there’s nae |
Ulster - PUL | A cannae thole tha wye it’s | daen | . |
Doric - ABN | nae prood o’t. Bit fit’s | daen | ’s daen, an Gweed kens, ther |
Ulster - SYN | r Faither, that sees whut ïs | daen | on tha quait, wull reward ye. |
Doric - MNA | e war feel. An we could hae't | daen | quick smert, nae bother ava. |
Ulster - PUL | In ocht | daen | richt. |
Ulster - PUL | ae larned tak a pride In ocht | daen | richt. Och, it's mair nor tay |
Ulster - SYN | d cairriet oot aa that needit | daen | tae keep tha Laa, the' went b |
Central - SEC | wis fair chuffed and stertit | daen | the Sudoku in “The Emerald |
Ulster - SYN | "Hae ye no read whut Davit | daen | whaniver he hïssel wus hung' |
Southern - SEA | yonder. Shei wis aye eident | daen | sumhin or ither tae ease the |
Ulster - SYN | re. Thïs wus tha furst coont | daen | whan Quirinius wus tha Govern |
Doric - DUN | e wis oan aboot. Bit A'v jist | daen | mine an that's fit I dae an a |
Doric - ABN | ony o the things fit they hiv | daen | richt can be classed as "big |
Central - GLA | He wiz ay | daen | thon tae mi. |
Ulster - BUL | luk,' qu' he, 'whutiver they | daen | or wur |
Central - SEC | “Whit yooz | daen | ? See when Ah get yez, yez are |