Doric - DOR | e took back wi him tae Italy. | Frequent | faimily visits followed in la |
Central - SEC | me on there books despite ma | frequent | sickness absenses cos a wis a |
Central - LAL | hern neebour tongues – is a | frequent | featur distinguishin Scots fa |
Southern - SEA | Where oft we wad | frequent | |
Central - EDN | ans frae England an Italy wad | frequent | the court. A nummer o compone |
Doric - MNA | coorse day. Sumtyme's we wid | frequent | , eif we weis weyten fur thi t |
Central - WCE | then he's richt tae | frequent | that sort o place. At least t |
Central - EDN | ™ us took the opportunity tae | frequent | the hotel’s Sauna. Yin o’ |
Central - GLA | oan the gravel ootside become | frequent | , bringin wi them the maist dr |
Central - EDN | It says you have been having | frequent | bouts of diarrhoea? Is that c |
Southern - SEA | Soon we will | frequent | |
Central - LAL | eque’. We get a rather mair | frequent | yiss o the continuous aspect |
Central - GLA | The lassie's | frequent | trips tae the cludgie |
Central - LAL | is ‘house’ – the maist | frequent | spellin o a word that’s som |
Central - SEC | comfort o bein able, without | frequent | misgivings, to consider him a |
Central - LAL | So are we likely tae see you | frequent | Edinburgh's farmer's markets |
Central - LAL | ll be there.’ This is a gey | frequent | featur o spoken SSE, though a |
Central - LAL | itit tae wirds that kythe gey | frequent | and place nemmes, it is faur |