| Central - SEC |
century that fowk wisnae sae | acquent | wi in 1936. On the ither haun |
| Ulster - BEL |
But wha wi whun wud be | acquent | |
| Central - EDN |
John, William wis tae become | acquent | wi a wheen great men o the Sc |
| Central - LAL |
Wi cutty stuil sae weel | acquent | . |
| Central - LAL |
Lallans will nae doot be weel | acquent | wi the muckle dictionars o Sc |
| Doric - DOR |
ll ken't. Ye've aye been weel | acquent | . |
| Central - SEC |
, William Barnes. A'm no weel | acquent | wi the original wark sae A ca |
| Central - SEC |
telt the warld they war weel | acquent | wi speakin Scots an nane o it |
| Central - SEC |
hocht oot bi folk that's weel | acquent | wi the development o the soon |
| Central - SEC |
s. An Douglas hissel wis weel | acquent | wi English, as weel as the La |
| Central - SEC |
But the wee tailor wis weel | acquent | wi sheddaes, he wis yaised wi |
| Doric - MNA |
aun oan aboot, an feelin mair | acquent | wi the new low volume, an her |
| Central - LAL |
iement is that Scots-speakers | acquent | wi the Inglish will ken the S |
| Central - LAL |
eorge Campbell Hay that I gat | acquent | wi thon gallus ying limmer o |
| Central - WCE |
maks me aa the keener tae get | acquent | wi the great man!' |
| Central - LAL |
Wi snaw the hert | acquent | , |
| Central - LAL |
jo, John, When we were first | acquent | (Colloquial Scots fae Auld Fr |