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9th October 2009 #36
I canny understand a word yer saying lassie. Whit ye on aboot? Its aboot time ye didne listen to these English bams, cos before there wis a dictionary there was no way of spelling wright or wrang. You can mak it up as ya go along. so do as ya wish.
I know if I rite my essay in txt spk,it wld b slow gd for the envrmnet cos no many paper used.
how to spell tongue? doesn't even sound like that.It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
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9th October 2009 #37
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9th October 2009 #38
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9th October 2009 #39
You been watching too much Ant and Dec.
try this old guy, fae Fife
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0d73w1vcP8
I think its Arthur.It's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
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9th October 2009 #40
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9th October 2009 #41
Kain- known. Theres a big list of words next to his video that explains the english haha.
Well somebody was asking me how they can speak like me. Well its no as easy as that, like, you've got to, I'd suggest to you.. spend 5 years in Central Fife and then whit to do is is tour all around the countryside. Just walking about listening to all the different accents, and you have to change them in order to make other people ken what yer sayin
And if you gan up the north east of Scotland you will get all the farm folk and get a wee job on the farm and you will hear the farm folk speak, you ken?
Like when they are talking aboot thats affy when yer oot of work(awful when you are out of work) The trade is all so dull. I tried my best to get a job dae what er a will. (do whatever I can.) I will try again sometimes.
Most Native Scots retain a distinct accent. Althought there common accents differs wildy. I like to try speak English although people will not understand whit I am on about. Well (laugh) noone kains what I'm on about anyways.
Some Scottish words and expression are used across the whole country.Some are not. Dinnae- don't Cannae- Can't Willnae- won't. Aye- yes. Wee- means small. Greet- Cry. Kirk- Church. Breeks- Pants. Lassie- Girl, Bairn- small child. Flit- move house.
English words reveal scottish from accent.
Are you no goin
Aren't you going?
Am away to bed.
Sorry I canny speak the English of that.
Well there you goIt's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
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9th October 2009 #42
excellent,its nice to learn some scottish words..
i love their accent.
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9th October 2009 #43
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9th October 2009 #45
Johnson. How embarrassing. He is named after a rubber?Yep the English version of OOR WULLIE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2_D93XZEikIt's time to kick ass and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
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9th October 2009 #46
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9th October 2009 #48
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9th October 2009 #49
Most artists are usually misunderstood and under-appreciated until long after their dead. You never know, you mixed uppercase, lowercase and textspeak shorthand writings could in many years to come have great value as an art form in it's own right, but as a way of communicating your thoughts on this forum in this day and age, I'm afraid it just makes it hard for us mere mortals, who must be somewhat lacking in artistic flair, to understand your what you are trying to say.
Iain.
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