| Central - SEC |
he upper clesses is, equally, | dialeck | . |
| Central - SEC |
wis cairriet oot in the N.E. | dialeck | o Scots, better kent as the D |
| Central - LAL |
otsider, a Gascon in Paris, a | dialeck | speaker in the metropolis. As |
| Central - LAL |
Glesca | dialeck | i the modren warld |
| Central - SEC |
. For example, in ma | dialeck | we uise "step" as a verb ("st |
| Central - SEC |
exts) an "wark" (noun). In ma | dialeck | thir's baith soondit "wurk", |
| Central - SEC |
An aiblins wi the wey it's a | dialeck | dictionar, it's the opposite |
| Central - SEC |
s lane? It’s clearly jist a | dialeck | o French! Famously, the fowk |
| Central - SEC |
age at aw but aiblins juist a | dialeck | wi thochts abuin its staunin. |
| Central - LAL |
hat it isna a language, but a | dialeck | (a meaninless linguistic dist |
| Central - SEC |
andic), but the Aiberdeen-awa | dialeck | isna ane o them. Mony a tradi |
| Central - SEC |
written his ain Aiberdeen-awa | dialeck | wi nae mair variation fae Cen |
| Central - SEC |
es a distinction's fand in ae | dialeck | that's juist no made in anith |
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oonds bein ower similar in ae | dialeck | . For example, in ma dialeck w |
| Central - LAL |
aitherins o wirds differ frae | dialeck | tae dialeck in whit soond the |
| Central - SEC |
ou", "u" or "oo", conform tae | dialeck | . Sae a wird like "sheuch" mic |
| Central - LAL |
scruff”. Mair recently, the | dialeck | o Glesca haes been cried “b |
| Central - SEC |
This kin o thing is the | dialeck | -level equivalent o the diffic |
| Central - EDN |
na exclude the spikkers o ane | dialeck | , an agin fowk that see a synt |
| Central - LAL |
rae the Scots til the English | dialeck | , that, thir days, wi Scottis |
| Central - SEC |
r that they fitted the Hawick | dialeck | , or juist for that A kent bi |
| Central - SEC |
A'd gotten tae ken the Hawick | dialeck | a bittie it soonded fine, an |
| Central - LAL |
the cheens o the 'provincial | dialeck | ' tag first gien it in the 18t |
| Central - LAL |
ae representations o personal | dialeck | . This micht lead tae some rea |
| Central - SEC |
e uised that didna fit ma ain | dialeck | whiles made sense for that th |
| Central - SEC |
still read them wi their ain | dialeck | soonds. |
| Central - SEC |
houever they wad in their ain | dialeck | . As weel, the'r nae need tae |
| Central - SEC |
gage abuin an ayont their ain | dialeck | , bi lattin them hear for thei |
| Central - SEC |
hered aboot wee variations in | dialeck | like this, as lang as bairns |
| Southern - SWE | id that wisnae jist a wheen o | dialeck | wirds ???????????????? |
| Central - SEC |
he audience that the concep o | dialeck | isnae confined tae the warkin |
| Central - SEC |
ter's ettlin for a parteeclar | dialeck | . |
| Central - SEC |
meetin up wi bairns fae ither | dialeck | regions. |
| Central - SEC |
t schemes wi bairns fae ither | dialeck | regions, the same as is duin |
| Central - SEC |
ally it's a Scots character's | dialeck | ithin a English story, but in |
| Central - LAL |
liché wi braid Scots, Inglis | dialeck | and heich-flown clishmaclaive |
| Central - SEC |
ural form o the Central Scots | dialeck | , but as a wee bairn A mind on |
| Central - SEC |
tae thaim in thair ain Scots | dialeck | . Thae poets cam frae Glesca, |
| Central - SEC |
sowel kennin their ain Scots | dialeck | an kennin Scots as a langage, |
| Central - EDN |
ched his raucle, auld-farrant | dialeck | . |
| Central - SEC |
n for aa o them, an different | dialeck | spaekers can still read them |
| Central - SEC |
n Scotland wis jist a corrupt | dialeck | o English? An bein, like poli |
| Central - SEC |
tten it in his hamelt Jeddart | dialeck | wi spelling that Scots Tung r |
| Doric - MNA | uage Awaard dis alloo fer ony | dialeck | o Scots tae be explored. A wi |