| Central - DUN |
| generally | had a pynt an set aff doun th |
| Central - LAL |
sh (usually the vowel sound), | generally | have the same spelling as in |
| Doric - ABN |
de fa’s gan tae be fit and, | generally | spikkin, naebdy kens fit the |
| Central - DUN |
ractickality o makkin siller, | generally | fer theirsels, an that morali |
| Doric - DOR | onaghan10 SNP didnae get 45%. | Generally | agree with the point being ma |
| Doric - DOR | reflects the gap in quality. | Generally | , too much respect given, nerv |
| Southern - SWE | dictionaries, glossaries an a | generally | acceptit lexicon o Scots wird |
| Central - SEC |
is seen to be stationary, and | generally | about twal it begins slawly t |
| Central - LAL |
be made | generally | available and secondar learni |
| Central - SWE |
les an talk o the kintra-side | generally | , his tales an aa fae the Bibl |
| Central - SEC |
bairns interestit in language | generally | , an thon haed tae be a guid t |
| Central - DUN |
ide there nou an agin, tho he | generally | preferit tae be up in his mai |
| Central - EDN |
o the bed. She thocht - she | generally | tried no tae - o her time da |
| Central - DUN |
e richt ward tae describe the | generally | brutal conquest, dismembermen |
| Orkney - ORK | out Help fae diet & lifestyle | generally | maybe on the wane, but there |
| Central - LAL |
ous wark o airt the cells are | generally | gey impressive. Saltire hisse |
| Central - DUN |
, snobbery an vanity that are | generally | associatit wi middle class be |
| Central - DUN |
we ken o as hill-forts, were | generally | interpretit in the past as mi |
| Central - DUN |
sts' as the graverobbers were | generally | cried. Even the day ye cin se |
| Central - DUN |
As weel as aw that they were | generally | a time fer horse-tradin an ca |
| Central - DUN |
ckle o Norroway forbye, as we | generally | ken, communications wis aye a |
| Orkney - ORK | @Lenniesaurus In Orkney we | generally | write ‘waeoot’ ?? |
| Central - SEC |
ry as Solomon himself, and ye | generally | find him married and standin |
| Central - GLA |
?" I offer a wee olive branch | generally | 'ae the back seat. |
| Central - LAL | nae drink alcohol, maist fowk | generally | accept it and gie ye some res |
| Central - NEC |
war, whit their leid wis, an | generally | kent wha wis wha an whit wis |
| Central - DUN |
an arrogant sumph o a lad an | generally | wanderit aroun the toun as if |
| Central - SEC |
gomery), wha cooks, cleans an | generally | 'daes' for the Laird (Iain Jo |
| Central - DUN |
gnised form o celebrations an | generally | meant pittin up loads o torch |
| Central - DUN |
jist as monie as promissit an | generally | peyin nae mair nor the legal |
| Ulster - CUL |
"Thon | generally | taks some time," interruptet |
| Central - GLA |
The pixelation | generally | applied tae aa the apertures |
| NONE - NUL |
or adae wi' Ulster-Scots mair | generally | . Depairtments (via |
| Central - LAL |
Noo, in oor | generally | harmonious research on the yi |
| Doric - NNB |
a thing," sade e Dueck: "id's | generally | a frog, or a worm. E question |
| Southern - SEA |
a hing," said th Duck: "eet's | generally | a frog, or a worm. Th queesti |
| Shetland - SHD |
lel to ‘bad English’) has | generally | been rejected outside narrow |
| Central - LAL |
oo economically important has | generally | only been domesticatit the ai |
| Central - DUN |
t o a racket - the Howff was | generally | a place o peace an quiet, as |
| Central - LAL |
i the twa straps but dominies | generally | preferred tae hit ye wi the i |
| Central - SEC |
hol, speakin o a time that is | generally | taen as the maist virtuous an |
| Central - LAL |
touches o humour tae whit is | generally | a gritty an violent story. It |
| Doric - DOR | mcscoobertdoo True, but it is | generally | a West/Central Scotland probl |
| Central - DUN |
wis | generally | alang the lines that, gin bei |
| Central - LAL |
espondence, the Committee wis | generally | content tae note the response |
| Central - DUN |
his siller got spent. He wis | generally | tae be fund in ane o the bett |
| Central - GLA |
ves in the stuff, their necks | generally | a different colour fae their |
| Central - LAL |
t, it’s ‘our’. In Scots | generally | , the vowel sound is as aften |
| Doric - NNB |
jelly-fish oot o e way-" "At | generally | takes some time," interrupted |
| Central - DUN |
uid tell ye jist hou borin it | generally | wis. Eftir aw, ye were stuck |
| Ulster - CUL |
wi its legs hengin doon, but | generally | , jest es shae git its neck ni |
| Southern - SEA |
wi eets legs hingin doon, but | generally | , jist as she hae got eets nec |
| Central - LAL |
ly, ‘always staying’, but | generally | best owerset intae English as |
| Doric - DOR | fae the back is high risk but | generally | we are seeing the benefits |
| Doric - DOR | s. Sectarianism is culturally | generally | alien to Aberdonians. |
| Doric - NNB |
n a low voice, till e company | generally | , "Ee are all pardoned." "Come |
| Central - SEC |
—wi round legs like women— | generally | wi red and white complexionsâ |