Central - LAL | Langage | consultation Launchit. | |
Central - SEC | langage | wes fair awfu, bot o a sudden | |
Central - LAL | ers, the kin o brouser uised, | langage | settins an e’en log-in uise |
Central - LAL | rinciples o Soothron culture, | langage | an identity that haed won tae |
Central - EDN | etically, “they wadna had a | langage | in common. They maan hae fund |
Central - LAL | first is that it leads tae a | langage | that’s hauf Scots an hauf I |
Central - SEC | Japanese intil a | langage | I ken better |
Central - EDN | Beatrice wis haein a | langage | lesson wi Raggle yin evenin w |
Central - EDN | tae the tribble o inventin a | langage | as weill. Or mair likely ster |
Central - LAL | The expository register o a | langage | is the ane at’s uised for t |
Central - LAL | cots ti get recogneetion as a | langage | , an at the same time jouk the |
Central - SEC | dialeck an kennin Scots as a | langage | , tho. The number o Scots spae |
Central - SEC | ialecks, tho no on Scots as a | langage | , it haein little tae say anen |
Central - SEC | s nae experience o Scots as a | langage | hinners aa kin o wark in tryi |
Central - LAL | e canna pit Scots forrit as a | langage | on the same foond as Gaelic a |
Central - LAL | t Scots shoud be traetit as a | langage | in its ain richt. At the same |
Central - LAL | s aften sayed at Scots is a | langage | , no juist slang. But hale lan |
Central - LAL | or tae pit thegither a Gaelic | Langage | Plan pittin oot whit a gien g |
Central - LAL | owk a introduction tae Gaelic | langage | an culture. |
Central - LAL | lig. For ensampul, the Gaelic | Langage | (Scotland) Act 2005 an eikit |
Central - LAL | hae experience wi the Gaelic | langage | plannin framewirk we wad ask |
Central - LAL | . Thir is includin the Gaelic | Langage | (Scotland) Act 2005, the Scui |
Central - LAL | hlig hae in heezin the Gaelic | langage | an community confidence in th |
Central - LAL | oondin legislation the Gaelic | Langage | (Scotland) Act 2005. Tae, hit |
Central - LAL | r the protection o the Gaelic | langage | or whither wider chyges is wa |
Central - LAL | s on whither or no the Gaelic | langage | plannin framewirk steys the b |
Central - LAL | ; on the wirkins o the Gaelic | langage | plans system includin hits im |
Central - LAL | actit in support o the Gaelic | langage | an we noo hae a sklent at ref |
Central - LAL | wis stertit unner the Gaelic | Langage | (Scotland) Act 2005. The Scot |
Central - LAL | t reflectin on hou the Gaelic | langage | (Scotland) Act 2005 an the Ed |
Central - LAL | ents set oot in a gien Gaelic | Langage | Plan or in their ain guidance |
Central - LAL | ons for whit thir gien Gaelic | Langage | Plans maun contain. In ither |
Central - LAL | g ower the Guidance on Gaelic | Langage | Plans pitten thegither bi Bò |
Central - LAL | thegither Guidance on Gaelic | langage | plans an on Gaelic scuillin. |
Central - LAL | Statutory Guidance on Gaelic | Langage | Plans. Some Gaelic spikkers a |
Central - LAL | . The system the noo o Gaelic | langage | plans haes shawit progress, b |
Central - LAL | ae tak in aw o the eediomatic | langage | used throu Scots the day. Rai |
Central - LAL | oot an hauds til a preferred | langage | , ootset, an formatting. For a |
Central - EDN | o learn me tae spick the Aald | Langage | ?” Derriakin leukit sweir. S |
Central - EDN | atit the wirds intae the Auld | Langage | , as she did whiles, for pract |
Central - EDN | d Nusiret, wha spake the Auld | Langage | fluently an tendit tae hing a |
Central - EDN | mindin her tae yaise the Auld | Langage | , no Chinese - which wisna ea |
Central - EDN | shafts an warslet wi the Auld | Langage | . The ‘convicts’, as the g |
Central - EDN | “We maistly spick the Auld | Langage | .” |
Central - EDN | “We maistly spick the Auld | Langage | ,” Hsien gaed on. His een wi |
Central - EDN | ick o Auld People an the Auld | Langage | had hauf preparet Bill for th |
Central - EDN | sicna lang speech in the Auld | Langage | , an mair affectit nor she tho |
Central - EDN | is crood wis spickin the Auld | Langage | . The Chinese owersman wis exp |
Central - EDN | ” Bill telt him in the Auld | Langage | . He spake it fluently, bit hi |
Central - EDN | an questiont him in the Auld | Langage | . He didna ‘leuk’ at Beatr |
Central - EDN | ’d been spickin in the Auld | Langage | , the gremmar wad made it clea |
Central - EDN | ” He sayed that in the Auld | Langage | - the gremmar allooed him ta |
Central - EDN | wey ye wad pit it in the Auld | Langage | . She forced a smile. “It’ |
Central - EDN | e cried tae Derry in the Auld | Langage | tae come an halp him, an Derr |
Central - EDN | ndin aa that time on the Auld | Langage | an no halpin her tae learn ma |
Central - EDN | ey wad hae tae learn the Auld | Langage | . That rung a bell. Hsien had |
Central - EDN | xpletive, excep that the Auld | Langage | seemt a bittie short on exple |
Central - EDN | As he learnt the Auld | Langage | , that gied him a wey tae comm |
Central - EDN | lish, certies no a deifferand | langage | "; an "the sindrie daialeks wi |
Central - LAL | a gradual-like dilution o ae | langage | variety through mellin wi ani |
Central - LAL | ids o whit we aw threip is ae | langage | intae accoont? The ither muck |
Central - SEC | Scots: Dialecks intae | Langage | |
Central - LAL | ther Middle Inglis, jooglt be | langage | contack wi Auld Norse, was, h |
Central - LAL | y for tae mak an pit in force | langage | plans at the community level. |
Central - LAL | pit thegither an pit in force | langage | plans at the community level |
Central - SEC | e o aa thir "corrections" the | langage | haurly seems ti chynge doun t |
Central - LAL | fae the community level. The | Langage | Plannin Guidelines gie a fu o |
Central - SEC | is different aathegither. The | langage | o Douglas is in fact a coortl |
Central - LAL | s us a rare insicht intae the | langage | an political identities o the |
Central - LAL | e o projecks. For tae see the | langage | progress further forret we ha |
Central - SEC | or the sake o cannin uise the | langage | tae pit his ideas ower tae it |
Central - EDN | s Ah’m tae halp thee wi the | langage | .” He sayed that in the Auld |
Central - SEC | (tae a different tune wi the | langage | Englished, an aa) that A wis |
Central - LAL | ediom that's associate wi the | langage | spoken in Scotland, bi fowk t |
Central - SEC | the'r something wrang wi the | langage | , or that it's deein oot? |
Central - EDN | , an e’en halpit him wi the | langage | . They were a stoical lot, und |
Central - EDN | spert, “that they spick the | langage | o prayer?” He drappit his v |
Central - EDN | spert, “that they spick the | langage | o prayer?” He drappit his v |
Southern - SEA | is oor ain State Leid, an the | langage | o the fek o the population. T |
Central - EDN | er alloued on the sie: an the | langage | at he telt thae stores in sta |
Central - SEC | hat's no ony haurder than the | langage | demands. |
Central - WCE | the very furst time whan the | langage | they yaised ilka day cam inta |
Central - LAL | In the | langage | plannin processes, Údarás n |
Central - LAL | SAHA), that means chyngin the | langage | in the Bill sae that staunert |
Central - SEC | ne. But for richt wark in the | langage | : pruifreadin, writin novels, |
Central - SEC | abet for aa the soonds in the | langage | . Syne twa ither simplifyin pr |
Central - SEC | der maist common wirds in the | langage | , the'r a rowth o wirds that's |
Central - SEC | ain resairch (gin studyin the | langage | in the hoose for a body's ain |
Central - LAL | e, sin for maist uisers o the | langage | it’s Inglish that’s the b |
Central - SEC | greetie ower what a lot o the | langage | haes been lost, an aa feardie |
Central - SEC | wad be a integral pairt o the | langage | , no juist for mindin folk no |
Central - SEC | le pit-on, tho, is ti gar the | langage | soond grand, and this haes ga |
Central - SEC | wark in tryin tae forder the | langage | in education. For example, in |
Central - SEC | s aesy been the warst for the | langage | , tho. The muckle industrial s |
Central - LAL | er haed absorbed Scots as the | langage | o her adoptit community, a so |
Southern - SEA | ommon stannert English is the | langage | o science an commerce, bot di |
Central - LAL | s tae think that Scots is the | langage | o the hert, something that na |
Southern - SEA | tyme whan Auld Welsh wis the | langage | o the Scottis Borders. |
Central - SEC | the trouble wi poetry is the | langage | is maistly no naitral: ye can |
Central - SEC | that folk that richt kens the | langage | canna thole them. |
Central - LAL | wicelike tae assume that the | langage | o maist Scots the day wad be |
Central - SEC | eid inti Scots, it's that the | langage | o his "nichtbour", English, h |
Central - EDN | ar's ettil. He threips at the | langage | maun uise aw the kell-heids o |
Central - LAL | o Scotland. Time wis thit the | langage | an culture o this region wad |
Central - LAL | The ettle ti rax oot the | langage | wi’oot follaein the tradeet |
Central - SEC | f it soonds the same, but the | langage | starts tae leuk a sicht less |
Central - EDN | inti hiz complents about the | langage | . It is anerlie ae ramasse an |
Central - SEC | aphic complexity aa throu the | langage | bi uizin spellins that's no o |
Central - LAL | ts ti be recognised as a hale | langage | , aa its differin forms maun b |
Central - LAL | pittin forrit Scots as a hale | langage | it maun hae a expository regi |
Central - LAL | i dae wi pittin forrit a hale | langage | , an no juist sindrie dialects |
Central - SEC | . Scots is a muckle | langage | wi a fouth o wirds aa wi thei |
Central - LAL | shair that the bairns acquire | langage | and reach a suffeecient level |
Central - LAL | er o the pure an unadulterate | langage | wis yer graundfaither, Scots |
Southern - SEA | se o oor auld, yae tyme State | Langage | , ma muther tung, i raiglar Ki |
Central - LAL | wirries that the legislative | langage | regairdin their creation is " |
Central - SEC | muckle touns while the native | langage | is weel-presairved in kintra |
Central - LAL | ndon in contempt o our native | langage | https://t.co/eGOnwvT7bN |
Central - EDN | , but for that I the fouth of | langage | want... |
Central - SEC | droun" poets that kent French | langage | an leeteratur juist as weel a |
Central - SEC | ade in the uise o the English | langage | alane propagates theirsels in |
Central - LAL | As wi coinage, sae wi | langage | : Scots an Inglis has never be |
Central - LAL | is term is mair associatit wi | langage | support an policy implementat |
Central - LAL | n the record o the historical | langage | in the saxteent century whan |
Central - LAL | haim. Whan thir gliffs o oral | langage | is felt the likeliheid o meet |
Central - LAL | l text oxtert wi backgrund an | langage | jottings. |
Central - LAL | t hits owerance in culture an | langage | micht be dung doun. It wis in |
Central - LAL | Langage Death an | Langage | Fankle |
Southern - SEA | adopted the Celtic kulter an | langage | o thair naurest neipers, an t |
Central - LAL | xtert wi backgrund comment an | langage | notes, that’s in the PDF do |
Central - SEC | n weel uphauden in the spoken | langage | . Even the michty Lorimer spae |
Central - LAL | Transcrption o spoken | langage | (Used alang wi anither method |
Central - LAL | Transcrption o spoken | langage | (Used alang wi anither method |
Central - SEC | stly spoken aboot the written | langage | , an A daur say the'r mony a S |
Central - LAL | ectit tae be thair ae wrutten | langage | fae thon day onwards - an it |
Central - LAL | We dae this in the wrutten | langage | o ony leid we micht tak a not |
Central - LAL | s is spoken anes but for sign | langage | . Ye can be lettert in ither l |
Central - SEC | here,” Mrs Linton’s sign | langage | is comin on, “awa an say hu |
Central - EDN | e the Pecht speik as the main | langage | lestit aroun thrie hunner an |
Central - LAL | s fact at English is the main | langage | o Scotland – the hiech regi |
Central - SEC | rnin yersel tae write yer ain | langage | that they didna lairn ye at t |
Central - LAL | cultur. Mairatower, thair ain | langage | is becomin haurder tae connec |
Southern - SEA | Aramaic, his ain | langage | , whan hei gaed the Kirk its G |
Central - EDN | h wi a souch. Derriakin giein | langage | lessons wis heavy gaun. Sae |
Central - EDN | s it mened ti be, as a wirkin | langage | . The dailie day practeise o t |
Central - LAL | ent tae hae focus on hinnerin | langage | shift in the airts an pairts |
Central - LAL | backgrund o fowk investigatin | langage | in Ireland. Unnerstaundably, |
Central - LAL | affcome o popular interest in | langage | bein chainelt throu ethneecit |
Central - SEC | and nae sudroun, but our awin | langage | , |
Central - LAL | ctions for tae gie cooncil on | langage | , scuillin, an culture tae Sco |
Central - SEC | , sae thai hedna onie commoun | langage | . Whan thai wes med frie feint |
Central - EDN | she had leukit at a couple o | langage | beuks oot o curiosity. But sh |
Central - EDN | r drouthienes, fur friedome o | langage | , an fur onparpent poleiticall |
Central - SEC | ory text anent his ain uise o | langage | : |
Central - LAL | ters athort the hale bridth o | langage | uissage. The Scots Language C |
Central - LAL | avin Douglas cried ‘fowth o | langage | ’. In Englan in the late 16t |
Central - LAL | nt we are stertin tae spick o | langage | daith. |
Central - LAL | the deepth o their lairnin o | langage | and makkin them fit tae achie |
Central - LAL | lowein freely athin a group o | langage | varieties. Norther Middle Ing |
Central - LAL | unnin an thit a gien nummer o | langage | support initiatives want tae |
Central - SEC | Relics o | Langage | |
Central - EDN | aister for the early stages o | langage | acquiseetion, bit Hsien wis a |
Central - SEC | o folk that wirks wi bings o | langage | , it starts tae be important t |
Central - LAL | encie in ony o these skills o | langage | . |
Central - LAL | hat a speaker's ordnar uiss o | langage | isna staundart but dialectal, |
Central - LAL | haes adae wi aa the aspects o | langage | , like spellin, grammar an voc |
Central - LAL | for tae heeze up the amoont o | langage | uise, gie mair services throu |
Central - LAL | Formal, parteeclar | langage | |
Central - LAL | The parteeclar | langage | used will lippen on the ettle |
Central - LAL | ovrent seestem like ony ither | langage | . Whan fowk learns Frainch or |
Central - LAL | an lea fowk in a swither ower | langage | whan a screivar taks in haun |
Central - LAL | met wi narra nebs agin thair | langage | on the pairt o the scuils, go |
Central - LAL | c’ or whitiver, an no thair | langage | ava. The tradeetional spellin |
Central - LAL | whiles, the rochness o thair | langage | warpelt wi the maumie southro |
Central - EDN | vers?” sayed anither. Their | langage | wis auld-farrant. Bill had bo |
Central - AYR | le renoun an status tae their | langage | . |
Central - SEC | Irish wirkers, bringin their | langage | alang wi them, sae's narie a |
Central - LAL | gies the statutory fittin for | langage | plannin processes. Unner the |
Central - SEC | ions, the same as is duin for | langage | students, wi the ettle o raxi |
Central - LAL | tuim-heidit gait, sae faur as | langage | gangs. An the craw at the tap |
Central - EDN | The pece comperes | langage | ti cheptours o airchietectur. |
Central - SEC | e tried her best tae uise his | langage | , but her attempts tae copy th |
Central - LAL | an haes aye been prood o his | langage | . In a interview gien tae the |
Central - SEC | ody say'd, be a maister o his | langage | . Scots is a muckle langage wi |
Central - LAL | tary-poleitical – made this | langage | shift gey near inevitable win |
Central - LAL | his stage the medium o Inglis | langage | wull stert tae. Fae primary f |
Southern - SEA | st days. A read i the Scottis | Langage | |
Central - LAL | Scots | langage | is habile an real. The shuidn |
Central - LAL | mang the Soothron text. Scots | langage | is kenspeckle an natural tae |
Central - SEC | ttin bairns see the'r a Scots | langage | abuin an ayont their ain dial |
Central - LAL | s Government noo haes a Scots | Langage | Policy. Mair support is tae b |
Central - LAL | Scots Government haes a Scots | langage | policy thit wis officially pi |
Central - LAL | Dictionaries of the Scots | Langage | |
Southern - SEA | ic qualifications i the Scots | Langage | , tae qualifee fur sic employm |
Central - SEC | something wrang wi the Scots | langage | seems ti a startit in the fif |
Central - LAL | sh Studies award an the Scots | Langage | Award ettlin at makkin a dist |
Central - SEC | rosive influence on the Scots | langage | in oor praisent situation. A |
Central - LAL | tae tak actions on the Scots | langage | . Whaur primary legislation is |
Central - LAL | n steid. Up tae noo the Scots | langage | haesna benefittit fae formal |
Central - LAL | eirin o support for the Scots | langage | . |
Central - LAL | tin for tae support the Scots | langage | . |
Central - LAL | rteeclar. In the case o Scots | langage | , this micht mean usin a staun |
Central - LAL | ken faur mair aboot yer Scots | langage | throu instinct nor ye will se |
Southern - SEA | promote the yaise o oor Scots | langage | ; fair raxes ma jalousins tae |
Central - LAL | c bonnie, richly layert Scots | langage | . The Scotland here wisna jist |
Central - SEC | rts ti support the indigenous | langage | . |
Central - EDN | s wad jyne in wi Beatrice’s | langage | lessons. Raggle stertit tae a |
Central - LAL | ny kind. The HTS haes intil't | langage | fund in the auldest kent regi |
Central - LAL | e toons in or aside Gaeltacht | Langage | Plannin Areas thit tak a sign |
Central - LAL | o the processes in Gaeltacht | Langage | Plannin Areas an in Gaeltacht |
Central - LAL | rt intae twinty-sax Gaeltacht | Langage | Plannin Areas thit hae been g |
Central - LAL | est in Latin, the lang-heidit | langage | o European scholars awgaits, |
Southern - SEA | A wuid leifer speak ma hamelt | langage | than ochts ense, kis eet’s |
Southern - SEA | er-in-aa, isna ane’s hamelt | langage | thair buist, ken-merk, staump |
Central - LAL | ck the mony claims made anent | langage | , history an cultural tradeiti |
Central - LAL | hat few o thaim. Nories anent | langage | gien expression on the Intern |
Central - LAL | o Barbour learnt as a saicont | langage | at the university. |
Central - LAL | wants tae stey the heidmaist | langage | o the clessroom. GME is provi |
Central - LAL | ips', as that is thair defaut | langage | . Sae this is uissfae tae jist |
Central - LAL | , on the tae han, an colourfu | langage | (includin slang and sweirin), |
Central - LAL | re jist phemomena fae ilkaday | langage | - in life in the mooths an l |
Central - EDN | he facial expressions an body | langage | o the Auld People wisna that |
Central - EDN | he facial expressions an body | langage | o the Auld People wisna that |
Central - EDN | hannle muckle nummers in thy | langage | .” |
Central - LAL | education Gaelic is the ainly | langage | o lairnin, teachin an mairkin |
Central - LAL | glis was adoptit be voluntary | langage | shift, involvin the replaceme |
Central - LAL | e hinneren is the involuntary | langage | shift (as abuin) o the lave o |
Central - LAL | it seems at an ‘involuntary | langage | shift’ gaed on quate-like. |
Central - LAL | h (1987) cries ‘involuntary | langage | shift’, a gradual-like dilu |
Central - LAL | lements that’s the same — | langage | status bein a uissfu resoorce |
Central - LAL | pus o cheingin the “base” | langage | o a regional sociolect back i |