| Central - LAL |
this instance the Scots 'o') | daesna | mark the word in the infobox |
| Central - SEC |
The estaiblishment, nae doot, | daesna | see onie threat tae the domin |
| Doric - ABN |
'We're telt Gweed | daesna | chynge,' says Fergie; 'an gin |
| Central - LAL |
The object here descrived | daesna | soond like ony prattick we ke |
| Central - SEC |
n Brown, then A doot the leid | daesna | hae that muckle tae be feart |
| Central - SEC |
e aw the time. Radio Scotland | daesna | seem tae hae onie bother pitt |
| Central - LAL |
ctions in ony leid.This piece | daesna | ettle at or claim tae tak in |
| Central - LAL |
'Ay,' whuspert Kate, 'he | daesna | ken Jean an he winna byde sti |
| Central - LAL |
aw fair-faced) A lauchs - he | daesna | . He's anither yin wha canna s |
| Central - GLA |
Skybrek clear an cauld; he | daesna | rise, |
| Doric - ABN |
ck sklent at the chiel; an he | daesna | seem to be singin ava. Syne, |
| Doric - ABN |
e wints. The puir man says he | daesna | ken fa tae believe noo, her o |
| Central - SEC |
Geordie | daesna | ken if the conversation makit |
| Doric - ABN |
oot for aa tae folla. Fergie | daesna | ken aa the psalm teens (they |
| Central - LAL |
nt til Orcadian Scots. Willie | daesna | speak ony o thir dialects in |
| Central - SEC |
Richts o the Cooncil o Europe | daesna | mak ony mint o linguistic ric |
| Central - LAL |
There | daesna | seem tae hae been in Scotlan |
| Central - LAL |
unner Pairt II the Executive | daesna | hae tae lift a pinkie for Sco |
| Central - LAL |
reas roondaboot, if something | daesna | soond richt, it likely isna. |
| Central - LAL |
alood efterward. If something | daesna | read like hamelt Scots, chanc |
| Central - LAL |
cial settings, whaur spelling | daesna | maiter. Tak this alang wi Sta |
| Central - LAL |
y illustrates that compearing | daesna | necessarily involve a persona |
| Central - LAL |
gae weil thegither. The buik | daesna | tell the reader whit tae thin |
| Central - SEC |
speak Scots an | daesna | want tae unnerstaun it. Fitba |
| Central - LAL |
is acause the tilt o the Moon | daesna | lat the sun byle the watter a |
| Central - AYR |
nither thing aathegither. Yon | daesna | seem ower likely ti me, sae I |
| Central - LAL |
whit‟s prestable. The Order | daesna | astrict whit fowk gets tae vo |
| Central - LAL |
subjecks. In this, oor owthor | daesna | conseider that fowk in Scotla |
| Central - LAL |
d's system o gremmar, an this | daesna | lea them wi ony doundrag. Sco |
| Central - SEC |
ed tae. The fack that schuils | daesna | allou for this haundin doon t |
| Central - LAL |
ieruid), sae Dens politicians | daesna | think it’s a muckle problem |
| Central - LAL |
awfu ticht, but bye-elections | daesna | exist in Denmark (gin a bodie |
| Central - LAL |
Irregular nouns | daesna | follaes the - s rule. For som |
| Central - LAL |
in Scots. In Scots, screivars | daesna | hae tae use anither verb (sic |
| Central - SEC |
ntin oot that thae meenisters | daesna | hae onie owerance for Scotlan |
| Central - SEC |
on.) The day, houivver, Scots | daesna | hae ony offeecial backin - fa |
| Central - SEC |
hat mature professional Scots | daesna | feel aw that cantie tryin tae |
| Central - LAL |
Usin clear an plain Scots | daesna | gae agin the uiss o dialects |
| Central - LAL |
, dedicate tae Scotland, that | daesna | lippen on oodand steids. But |
| Central - LAL |
rs. In a puckle craters, that | daesna | get the Sun, the'r watter ice |
| Central - SEC |
le. Sae ye'v got a body, that | daesna | ken "old Scots" wis spoken fr |
| Central - SEC |
s mair like tae be thaim that | daesna | speak Scots an daesna want ta |
| Central - LAL |
h yer document for words that | daesna | adhere tae yer chosen spellin |
| Central - LAL |
a gansey that | daesna | belang tae me, |
| Central - LAL |
ges (albeit under a heidin at | daesna | commit it tae ony action), th |
| Central - LAL |
N.B. This leet | daesna | comprehend aw, but is intendi |
| Central - SEC |
o Gaelic is sib tae Irish, it | daesna | hae the same bother as Scots |
| Central - WCE |
e auld grey toon o Hawick, it | daesna | maiter whaur ye're stairtin f |
| Central - SEC |
Scots Language Factsheet, it | daesna | dae muckle tae pit its siller |
| Central - LAL |
gnetic field that is orra. It | daesna | come fae its mids but tends t |
| Central - SEC |
it in bi e-mail or phone. It | daesna | maitter the gate as lang's ye |
| Central - LAL |
stupit if we get it wrang. It | daesna | help that whan typin in Scots |
| Central - LAL |
Jean daena ken thae fowk. It | daesna | maiter if it's no richt. Plea |
| Central - LAL |
ots an Scots tae Soothron. It | daesna | aye shaw whit dialect a word |
| Central - LAL |
the make-up an thon goun. It | daesna | maiter, she'll unnerstaund.' |
| Central - SEC |
frae the Scots Government. It | daesna | tak a lot o harns tae ken tha |
| Central - LAL |
ation’s ninety meenit orbit | daesna | tak it tae a lattitude heiche |
| Central - LAL |
belangs or springs fae, an it | daesna | maiter whaur thay bide noo, t |
| Central - LAL |
'Please God, gin it | daesna | git onie waur nor this, I can |
| Central - LAL |
r planet's wabble sae that it | daesna | tilt ower faur, ower shairp l |
| Central - LAL |
a fact aboot Venus is that it | daesna | jist gang-roond the Sun withe |
| Central - LAL |
d. If a word or sentence jist | daesna | come ower natural, than it li |
| Central - SEC |
aither donnert, deif or juist | daesna | listen tae whit's bein said. |
| Central - SEC |
s the spoken language the day | daesna | hae eneuch words an haes tae |
| Central - LAL |
egar’ an the ‘crescent’ | daesna | soond like ony aircraft that |