| Central - LAL |
athort north-wast Europe. No- | staundart | realisations o the wirds crea |
| Central - LAL |
Dictionary (conteenin ilka no- | staundart | term recordit in the nine-coo |
| Central - LAL |
anguage in Scotland. Thare no- | staundart | wirds o baith Scots an Irish |
| Central - LAL |
Whit is staundardisation? A | staundart | leid can be comparit tae ony |
| Central - LAL |
s can ainlie happen gin sic a | staundart | prose form, or siclike public |
| Central - EDN |
s, an onie attempts tae mak a | staundart | rin up agin the twa obstacles |
| Central - LAL |
ngage, this micht mean usin a | staundart | Soothron word tae evite shock |
| Central - LAL |
ke o Scots, that’s wantin a | staundart | but haes a byous leeterar hei |
| Central - LAL |
's ordnar uiss o langage isna | staundart | but dialectal, or |
| Shetland - SHD |
writers walcome a monolithic | Staundart | Scots? Tak tent at this wad m |
| Central - EDN |
on tae a mair-or-less agreed | staundart | sen 2008, the ideological blo |
| Central - LAL |
word-for-word owersettin fae | Staundart | Soothron tae Scots micht no l |
| Central - LAL |
Scots haes nae | staundart | mak, a cheil that haes been d |
| Central - LAL |
he screivar shuid ettle at ae | staundart | gait raither nor mellin an ma |
| Central - LAL |
wisna that monie entries, the | staundart | wis guid, an (juist ti singil |
| Central - GLA |
tae be the | staundart | ideal |
| Central - EDN |
nane hes been designatit the | staundart | form o literary Scots an nane |
| Central - SEC |
in Scots an haed adoptit the | staundart | English orthography an whaur |
| Central - LAL |
o-Inglish ava but wi Scottish | Staundart | Inglish spoken as a monolect. |
| Central - LAL |
nae strick official national | staundart | . As a result, fowk attemptin |
| Central - SEC |
vive as a full-blawn national | staundart | then it haes tae hae a unifor |
| Central - LAL |
t reenges hoo 'da dialect' an | staundart | Soothron mells ane wi the ith |
| Central - LAL |
instances o words in Scots an | Staundart | Soothron that means the same, |
| Central - SEC |
reaches a Gilbert an Sullivan | staundart | an the pawkie taigelt wire se |
| Central - SEC |
ents, but moves easily atween | staundart | English an Scots English or S |
| Central - LAL |
t pairt spelt in the soothren | staundart | , the prose is fou o naitral S |
| Central - LAL |
request tae be held back. In | Staundart | Soothron, A'd wad'a said 'Yes |
| Central - LAL |
diphthongeesed aw airts as in | Staundart | Inglish — sicweys failin ta |
| Central - LAL |
s, Scots comprehendit (but no | Staundart | Soothron) haes a 'thrapplecle |
| Central - LAL |
ts isna a corruptit dialect o | Staundart | Soothron an sae Scots spellin |
| Doric - ABN |
tae celebrate the by-ordinar | staundart | o maet that is producit bi lo |
| Central - LAL |
mishanters, tho hit, like yer | staundart | word processor dictionar, wil |
| Central - LAL |
and Scots (e.g. glen, gub) or | Staundart | Inglish (e.g. bother, slew) a |
| Central - GLA |
Defemination is | staundart | |
| Central - LAL |
s tale, houiver ruitit in its | staundart | fowk-type o the trevellin thr |
| Central - LAL |
gestit an-aw weys tae set oot | staundart | spelling an gremmar for the l |