| Ulster - EUL |
An lea tha deep- | sey | tang'l root Abane tha tap. |
| Central - DUN |
wis that awbuddie cuid hae a | sey | gin they wantit, an whan they |
| Central - LAL |
ware that’s throu its alpha | sey | an haes been gien ower tae a |
| Central - DUN |
me fowk, like politicians wha | sey | ae thing in publick an anithe |
| Central - LAL |
s by the secretary (wha wadna | sey | a thing onywey) and is on the |
| Central - LAL |
Ye canna | sey | I attacked ye first! |
| Central - DUN |
oggers on the Criss-Cross did | sey | there were an awfy lot o Aibe |
| Central - LAL |
s language” the same? A’d | sey | it’s no. |
| Central - GLA |
wee brither, you!” she’d | sey | (ay supportive ma mither ken? |
| Central - GLA |
t’s twinty past,” she’d | sey | . |
| Central - GLA |
“Well, well,” Mither’d | sey | , contentit. “Best chaff on. |
| Central - DUN |
He didnae | sey | it wi onie kind o freendlines |
| Central - LAL |
‘Widnae | sey | no onywey boays.’ He’d a |
| Central - LAL |
'Gin ye cannae | sey | onythin guid aboot a biddy, s |
| Central - SEC |
'Weel dinnae | sey | ...' |
| Central - DUN |
pey taxes. An ma pal his nae | sey | in hou suin she cin get tae s |
| Central - SEC |
Tae | sey | we wir the sartorial conter o |
| Central - DUN |
-everyunionist-gers/) had tae | sey | anent this: |
| Central - DUN |
wey o pittin that wuid be tae | sey | 'think fer yersel'. An whan i |
| Central - LAL |
It is mair nor fine tae | sey | in Scots, ‘A seen’, ‘A |
| Central - LAL |
ebodie culd fin oniething tae | sey | straucht oot agin it. Sae the |
| Central - GLA |
” she funs it in hersel tae | sey | . |
| Central - LAL |
the 2015 edition gangs on tae | sey | , is “a common theme in cont |
| Central - LAL |
sture airms, is muckle's tae | sey | , lit's see ye daein that, ye |
| Central - DUN |
An A wuid gang sae far as tae | sey | the 'selfconfidence' biggit i |
| Central - LAL |
nly cried Inglis. Thon is tae | sey | , it was referrit tae as “En |
| Central - LAL |
orum and Scottis. Thon is tae | sey | , it was cried the leid o the |
| Central - LAL |
e English speech; thon is tae | sey | , in muckle the ae wey as an E |
| Ulster - EUL |
feet in pirlin rock pools tae | sey | the watter an the saut stangi |
| Central - LAL |
n ower tae a wheen uisers tae | sey | again afore its offeecial rel |
| Central - LAL |
en the hooses. Mair richt tae | sey | it hid aince been a gressy st |
| Central - LAL |
oort. He was threatenin, some | sey | |
| Central - DUN |
'Whit did ye | sey | ye cry this stuff?' |
| Central - LAL |
I ken whit ye | sey | - |
| Central - LAL |
in wi bairns. 'Come awa, Ah'l | sey | he wis deid whan we fund him. |
| Central - DUN |
stocrats an kings ~ hid total | sey | in whit happenit is jist have |
| Central - SEC |
e made it then?' Ah heard him | sey | , it the like time grabbin the |
| Central - SEC |
ir pit oot oan a sidebuird an | sey | whae hud wuir whit streep. Ah |
| Central - SEC |
thin o a breeshle bit Ah cuin | sey | , haund oan hert, ilka day syn |
| Central - DUN |
eart o the maitter, an A maun | sey | that in monie weys it is remi |
| Central - SEC |
database Janice wrate for her | sey | -piece, an filterin on yae nam |
| Central - DUN |
Westminster | sey | oniethin? No that A've heard. |
| Central - DUN |
ll thing gaun) wuid hae their | sey | . Houanivver, the commitment o |
| Central - DUN |
the mairriet men tho, A daur | sey | there were a few o them that |
| Central - LAL |
Ah daur | sey | a wheen o fowk wuidnae be fau |
| Central - LAL |
An ma ladies | sey | , "Has God forsaken ye, |
| Central - DUN |
alist chap set oottae hae his | sey | on the Scots' push fer indepe |
| Central - DUN |
iced bi politicians wha micht | sey | somethin aboot the necessity |
| Central - DUN |
in the face o whit some micht | sey | his been a near irresistible |
| Central - DUN |
egacy o resentment some micht | sey | justified political anger - |