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| as well m608: and she | learnt | english faster than you learnt |
| learnt english faster than you | learnt | italian yeah yeah m1163: it- |
| is aathing he s been | learnt | is yon fantoosh cuddie rung |
| no gang or a ve | learnt | the young maister aathing frae |
| till e craft ye fairly | learnt | tae be canny wi e |
| door was bolted she had | learnt | to be canny about voices |
| he grew mair crafty an | learnt | gey quick whit worms were |
| he cheenged his socks i | learnt | that fin he grew auld |
| uh huh m734: to be | learnt | f718: yeah [laugh] m734: er |
| much o the scots vocabularie | learnt | in thir hame environment when |
| s anither lesson i ve | learnt | thir last twa three days |
| an now that oo have | learnt | ee ee can dae it |
| maister s gleg ti be | learnt | a ll learn him wi |
| own paper an hou it | learnt | british weans hou tae be |
| in it never hivin been | learnt | hou tae read an write |
| you know obviously we we | learnt | our mistakes from the f- |
| were haein them on ye | learnt | early no tae hing aboot |
| hed frae wang jin wha | learnt | him ti he wis a |
| a bairn ma faither hed | learnt | uis some wee bits o |
| duty free prices we ve | learnt | and is reserved for diplomats |
| a young child and then | learnt | english f1151: yeah uh huh |
| accent of someone who s | learnt | gaelic from a young child |
| e makkin o em ye | learnt | it fae yer faither an |
| and muscular operations which are | learnt | early on in life and |
| a ll see he s | learnt | ti read the scripters an |
| a knack till t eence | learnt | niver forgotten fin ye d |
| some people who ehm had | learnt | english as a second language |
| f1122: no f1121: no who | learnt | you that then did you |
| under over under f1121: who | learnt | you to do that f1122: |
| the washing up f1121: who | learnt | you to do that f1122: |
| ocean fowk the septiles they | learnt | frae the japanee shinto buiks |
| to do that we have | learnt | a lot from the school |
| for cleaning the slate we | learnt | a lot of hymns especially |
| t test anyone who d | learnt | it like when they were |
| would do if they d | learnt | it older do you know |
| on e fleer ey d | learnt | it wis nae eese bein |
| he would dae she d | learnt | tae hae the tea ready |
| you d no mirror you | learnt | to see yourself elsewhere she |
| in the wages office and | learnt | the comput- eh comptometer m608: |
| ah bet ye cuid hae | learnt | them twae or three mair |
| do that any more he | learnt | not to call her my |
| the wife he said he | learnt | not to do that any |
| very useful as she had | learnt | russian at school the ages |
| an pooshan fell i ve | learnt | tae jouk by sicht an |
| seen the laddie wis perfite | learnt | an ti hissel he begude |
| da betsy an he hisna | learnt | me play the zither he |
| bocht some wadin buits an | learnt | tae cast a flee sae |
| every sewer french leave esme | learnt | tae dance at molly s |
| a day but sune a | learnt | tobacco lords were sellin me |
| mostly like teenagers when they | learnt | it or one of them |
| i don t need anything | learnt | from about primary 5 onwards |
| ah says i but we | learnt | a poem at broomhill that |
| back in again we have | learnt | the popular tunes as interpreted |
| of such events are fully | learnt | and further encourages continuing holocaust |
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