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| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e mail [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| quorum [censored: address] eydentlie uphaudin the | scots | leid campaine e screive [censored: emailaddress] |
| carham the gaelic o the | scots | an the celtic tung o |
| i ma ain hamelt tung | scots | housomever jalousie ma relief tae |
| in scots tung s second | scots | language writing competition pupils in |
| the modren supprise o the | scots | leid bi ane alien tung |
| scots tung is tae expose | scots | speakers tae the written form |
| shuid be makit oot tae | scots | tung aefauldlie scots tung r |
| shuid be makit oot tae | scots | tung an sent tae the |
| caird 2 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung cairds bairns o scotland |
| caird 3 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung cairds thochts o yule |
| caird 5 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung cairds tree wi glesses |
| fur the peremptory hubristic anti | scots | tung deceesions o the scottis |
| ae winner an this time | scots | tung haes decidit the mooth |
| 10t oct 2001 guid sir | scots | tung is a cultural group |
| ane o the ongauns o | scots | tung is tae expose scots |
| this document in oor nain | scots | tung kis efter in aa |
| bob fairnie who runs the | scots | tung newsletter erm is going |
| scots writin competeetion for the | scots | tung quaich a v inclosit |
| scots writin competeetion for the | scots | tung quaich a v inclosit |
| oct 2001 guid mistress [censored: surname] | scots | tung quaich competeetion 2002 scots |
| that reportit on the 2001 | scots | tung quaich competeetion alang wi |
| ken the results o the | scots | tung quaich competeetion the secondary |
| scots tung r fairnie secretar | scots | tung quaich competition 2001 winners |
| oct 2001 dear head teacher | scots | tung quaich competition 2002 i |
| in entries for the 2002 | scots | tung quaich entries tae be |
| tung wittins an the yearlie | scots | tung quaich scots writin competeetion |
| schuils will be gien a | scots | tung quaich tae haud for |
| scots writin competeetion for the | scots | tung quaich the wis a |
| further information wi couthie thochts | scots | tung r fairnie secretar scots |
| your school to participate in | scots | tung s second scots language |
| gotten i pdf format frae | scots | tung s wabsteid at http |
| scots tung quaich competeetion 2002 | scots | tung wad like tae invite |
| the runners up selected by | scots | tung will be published in |
| wi a copy o the | scots | tung wittins an the scottish |
| tae subsidise oor monthly newsletter | scots | tung wittins an the yearlie |
| scotsgate com the monthlie blat | scots | tung wittins can nou be |
| r a copy o the | scots | tung wittins eikit in wi |
| scots language christmas cairds the | scots | tung wittins is wir monthly |
| ve inclosit copies o the | scots | tung wittins that reportit on |
| copy o wir news letter | scots | tung wittins that shaws a |
| will be published in the | scots | tung wittins which is posted |
| 2001 invoice tae plenishin 40 | scots | tung yule cairds leukin tae |
| 2001 invoice tae plenishin 30 | scots | tung yule cairds leukin tae |
| caird 18 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung yule cairds snaw ower |
| caird 24 00 plenishin 40 | scots | tung yule cairds snaw ower |
| caird 20 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung yule cairds the mound |
| caird 5 00 plenishin 10 | scots | tung yule cairds thochts o |
| the yearlie scots tung quaich | scots | writin competeetion hauden in the |
| faith in the future o | scots | as a leivin european leid |
| hope for the future o | scots | as a leivin european leid |
| greater amoont o tocher nor | scots | for instance the scots leid |
| literature an leid curriculum fur | scots | hus become available less than |
| considered as a leid but | scots | hus nae written standard isnae |
| it will be eneuch that | scots | is awned as a leid |
| it is thir ain leid | scots | is noo an integral part |
| leid coonts as speakin in | scots | it wid be nae mair |
| tae improve thi status o | scots | its leid dialect position aince |
| an in service aboot the | scots | leid an 3 lippenin on |
| in increased tocher for the | scots | leid an for that tocher |
| policy an guidelines on the | scots | leid an scottish culture 57 |
| cross pairty group on the | scots | leid annual general meetin meenits |
| newly eleckit preses o the | scots | leid associe as 13 members |
| given a position in the | scots | leid associe at this time |
| recently appointed preses of the | scots | leid associe the first part |
| scottish national dictionary association noo | scots | leid dictionaries sld 67 while |
| scotland openly discriminatin agin the | scots | leid edinburgh festival and fringe |
| the scottish pairliament on the | scots | leid in english the group |
| also be emphasis on the | scots | leid in our training colleges |
| cross pairty group on the | scots | leid in the scots pairlament |
| cross pairty curn o the | scots | leid in the scottish parliament |
| scots thi claim that thi | scots | leid is a priceless national |
| medium fur literary texts the | scots | leid is gauntae continue tae |
| forder the cause o the | scots | leid lat memmers ken aboot |
| cross pairty group on the | scots | leid meenits o the meetin |
| the want o tocher for | scots | leid projects an want o |
| a relevant topic fir debate | scots | leid proponents if you were |
| want o tocher for the | scots | leid resource centre forby an |
| nor scots for instance the | scots | leid resource centre gets gien |
| view o whit maks the | scots | leid the debate is mentioned |
| an independent event showcasing the | scots | leid the nicht afore the |
| in scotland 2001 statit the | scots | leid traditionally neglectit or actively |
| short leit o whit the | scots | leid wants fae govrement a |
| involvit in work on the | scots | leid while a valuable asset |
| in writin concentratit on the | scots | leid while mony submissions focused |
| the scots leid in the | scots | pairlament the meenister for culture |
| the major disadvantages o how | scots | perceive their ain leid maist |
| particularly important wi regards tae | scots | since thi ambiguity atween leid |
| tae mak a meinister for | scots | that sees the leid fordered |
| leid in scotland when discussin | scots | thi distinction atween leid an |
| leid an dialect adds tae | scots | uncertain position some linguists believe |
| it as a leid until | scots | unnerstaun and believe their leid |
| scots 1100 1700 an modren | scots | 1700 present day athin thi |
| differences an similarities atween modren | scots | an english ane o thi |
| regards tae thi dichotaemy between | scots | an english scots is studit |
| is completely absent frae spoken | scots | an sociolinguistic research fur thi |
| an thi divergence atween modren | scots | an standard english a modal |
| thire ur attempts tae reform | scots | at schuil level thi position |
| end o thi scale an | scots | at thi othir scots is |
| schuil level thi position o | scots | at university level is again |
| thi twa main areas o | scots | aulder scots 1100 1700 an |
| o standard english speakers thi | scots | form is also howe er |
| section o thi population yaise | scots | fur scots tae be recognised |
| in thi period o modren | scots | howe er differences in modal |
| effect oan thi teachin o | scots | in schuils e en thouch |
| problem wi thi teaching o | scots | in secondary schuils bi secondary |
| in harmony thi teaching o | scots | in thi classroom is just |
| as gutter scots or urban | scots | intae thi classroom i m |
| that impliit by thi quote | scots | is a precious national treasure |
| advantage quhilk sse hus ower | scots | is thi ease wi speakers |
| an scots at thi othir | scots | is usually regardit as mair |
| whit is thi future o | scots | it s nigh impossible that |
| other wi thi loss of | scots | language there s a possible |
| thi evidence o thi aulder | scots | modal suggests that scots maintainit |
| verb system an althouch thi | scots | modal verb system is identical |
| o semantic variation in thi | scots | modal verbs compairit tae thi |
| is stereotypically regardit as gutter | scots | or urban scots intae thi |
| satisfactorily dealt wi thi proablems | scots | orthography poses quhile thire ur |
| limitit in comparison thi aulder | scots | period hud a large quantity |
| e en in thi aulder | scots | period sic like behove dow |
| present day athin thi aulder | scots | period thi modal verbs yaised |
| scots change his view oan | scots | sae decisively thi decision is |
| tae thi unfortunate detriment o | scots | since thi stert o state |
| thi norm fur communication quhile | scots | slowly fell intae disuse an |
| in speech thi division atween | scots | sse an standard english is |
| in thi eyes o dominies | scots | suldnae hae tae compete tae |
| frae aulder scots tae modren | scots | syne thi loss o a |
| thi population yaise scots fur | scots | tae be recognised as a |
| durin thi transition frae aulder | scots | tae modren scots syne thi |
| tae improve thi respectability o | scots | thi claim that thi scots |
| in thi period o aulder | scots | thi range o modal verbs |
| thi maist probable ootcome fur | scots | wid be fur it tae |
| ga tae thi ba cinderella | scots | will also covers different functions |
| from the glossary or a | scots | dictionary 1 you say town |
| strength of character the concise | scots | dictionary a u p setting |
| be found in the concise | scots | dictionary aberdeen university press 1985 |
| be found in the concise | scots | dictionary aberdeen university press 1985 |
| be found in the concise | scots | dictionary aberdeen university press 1985 |
| concise scots dictionary the pocket | scots | dictionary and the scots thesaurus |
| in 1990 the concise english | scots | dictionary appeared in 1993 and |
| wird in the new concise | scots | dictionary at a minimum chairge |
| some words the concise english | scots | dictionary cesd the first dictionary |
| later incorporation in the concise | scots | dictionary csd a revised analysis |
| the production of the concise | scots | dictionary csd and its publication |
| a copy o the pocket | scots | dictionary durin a holiday on |
| w 1911 introduction to chambers | scots | dictionary edinburgh chambers grant w |
| eds 1993 the concise english | scots | dictionary edinburgh chambers makkars club |
| be found in the concise | scots | dictionary edited by mairi robinson |
| [censored: forename] we were doin the | scots | dictionary ehm the kids all |
| english the first extensive monolingual | scots | dictionary jamieson s would not |
| and its offspring the concise | scots | dictionary the pocket scots dictionary |
| i referred to the concise | scots | dictionary there was no sign |
| national dictionary and the concise | scots | dictionary three or four options |
| published in 1983 the concise | scots | dictionary was published in 1985 |
| scots language dictionary and the | scots | edition of the james vi |
| had the dictionary of older | scots | in mind well before his |
| subject although the eight volume | scots | language dictionary and the scots |
| scottish national dictionary association now | scots | language dictionary sld 67 while |
| an integrated dictionary of the | scots | language from the earliest times |
| national dictionary association and the | scots | language resource centre the scots |
| scottish national dictionary snd the | scots | pints the word pint brings |
| piece song and that the | scots | school dictionary published by the |
| snda donated copies o the | scots | school dictionary tae aw the |
| send a copy o the | scots | school dictionary tae the teachers |
| pairt in the exercise a | scots | school dictionary we unnerstaun thae |
| mind that this dictionary of | scots | should restrict itself to the |
| pocket scots dictionary and the | scots | thesaurus as well as in |
| the dictionary of the older | scots | tongue the scottish national dictionary |
| some supermarkets probably an ulster | scots | usage the concise ulster dictionary |
| scottish national dictionary the old | scots | word hailware means the whole |
| syntactically english laced with archaic | scots | words dredged from a dictionary |
| unnerstuid bi maist scottish educated | scots | an spoken bi the majority |
| state records were kept in | scots | and it was spoken by |
| to understand spoken and written | scots | and that many of us |
| understand both spoken and written | scots | and that there would be |
| of cultural expression although spoken | scots | appears to be in danger |
| english thus murison sees spoken | scots | as having been corrupted by |
| same richt tae be cried | scots | as the particular english spoken |
| s spoken i just use | scots | at home because i m |
| problem of definition with spoken | scots | david murison 1979 in a |
| ehm now at the moment | scots | define as the language spoken |
| examples now at the moment | scots | defined as the language spoken |
| else ehm at the moment | scots | defined as the language spoken |
| is spoken in your home | scots | do your parents always speak |
| what now survives of spoken | scots | has become linguistically dissociated in |
| almost certainly it s because | scots | has survived as a spoken |
| not really talkin about spoken | scots | i m just talkin about |
| doric spoken i hear more | scots | in aberdeen than i do |
| of the treatment of spoken | scots | in the schools many grammatical |
| bad or gutter or tumshie | scots | is spoken by socially disadvantaged |
| very often the the broadest | scots | is spoken by the most |
| to actors unfamiliar with spoken | scots | it will be necessary to |
| the existence of a spoken | scots | language aitken has stated that |
| spoken in the home the | scots | language and income by way |
| did not know supported the | scots | language have spoken in favour |
| spoken at home and the | scots | language it has not been |
| spoken in the home including | scots | monitoring evidence on health social |
| hear it spoken i hear | scots | on radio and t v |
| time for aw thon broad | scots | rubbish a v spoken fisherraw |
| deein i like to hear | scots | spoken dad has books on |
| that where there is some | scots | spoken eh very often the |
| like it do you hear | scots | spoken in abyne ay aa |
| she described the type of | scots | spoken in that area one |
| aiberdeen far d ye hear | scots | spoken in the broch ma |
| do you like to hear | scots | spoken no what do you |
| do you like to hear | scots | spoken not from my dad |
| do you like to hear | scots | spoken not really no what |
| at that time were quite | scots | spoken now freens that still |
| tentie o spoken language heizin | scots | tae part three staunin in |
| of a broad brush the | scots | that is spoken in caithness |
| was still substantial er er | scots | that was spoken eh every |
| that faur removed frae the | scots | that wis spoken twa three |
| aboot the state o spoken | scots | the day he threaps that |
| they re literate in this | scots | the particular english spoken in |
| spoken at home or on | scots | there was no question of |
| if ye d spoken broad | scots | they widna hae kent twa |
| extent of erosion of spoken | scots | under the impact of english |
| of the erosion of spoken | scots | under the impact of english |
| erm how a form of | scots | was s- spoken there i |
| when french flemish gaelic and | scots | was spoken in the early |
| whan french flemish gaelic an | scots | wes spoken in the early |
| whan french flemish gaelic an | scots | wes spoken in the early |
| on the printed page but | scots | when spoken aloud with scottish |
| didn t hear anyone speak | scots | which language is spoken in |
| ve spoken to you in | scots | you ve answered in english |
| sound media but neither is | scots | a dead language since it |
| to answer the question is | scots | a language because whether any |
| in a bogus kind of | scots | a language which was syntactically |
| that a speen mum is | scots | a language you like to |
| ever threapit the language wisnae | scots | an whit s mair the |
| facilitate the use of gaelic | scots | and british sign language a |
| scots language f833: cause like | scots | and english are con- completely |
| art and high art and | scots | and english language in burns |
| as language planning for both | scots | and gaelic minority languages in |
| century ad the language is | scots | and slthough gaelic would have |
| mutual understanding between users of | scots | and the national language english |
| language register from english to | scots | and through references to dr |
| affairs undermines the status of | scots | as a language and confirms |
| the recognition by europe of | scots | as a language and the |
| ambiguity of the status of | scots | as a language has been |
| that he no longer regarded | scots | as a language suitable for |
| t going to sc- consider | scots | as a language this time |
| hope for the future of | scots | as a living european language |
| english the need to develop | scots | as a national language has |
| press mcclure d 1980 developing | scots | as a national language in |
| language scots the status of | scots | as a separate historically based |
| and that at last defines | scots | as a significant language of |
| in scots and recognition of | scots | as an official language alongside |
| language scholar derrick mcclure regards | scots | as having at least some |
| of the language known as | scots | as mcclure says a long |
| common language as near old | scots | as possible wi all the |
| english rather than north east | scots | as the language of common |
| is with the language of | scots | as the report mentions there |
| well as english literature and | scots | as well as english language |
| there the prestige language was | scots | at least in a covert |
| the point 1984 180 that | scots | became a predominant language on |
| ay my favourite language is | scots | because some folk canna understand |
| speech of a country then | scots | becomes a language if we |
| favourite language scots i like | scots | best probably when i finish |
| scots not the people the | scots | but the language called scots |
| as the language of the | scots | court as late as the |
| given to the parent language | scots | currently only 112 000 per |
| and poetic forms control of | scots | english language resources sensitivity to |
| is being lost from the | scots | english language that most of |
| was such a language as | scots | er the school i went |
| store tae ken that the | scots | executive s scots language factsheet |
| scots but the language called | scots | f950: mmhm is that an |
| amount of funding than does | scots | for example the scots language |
| the language middle scots literary | scots | from about 1700 and all |
| in scots language the term | scots | has really to be seen |
| number of people who speak | scots | i fear for the language |
| what s your favourite language | scots | i like scots best probably |
| a good idea to use | scots | in in these language situations |
| prose in the vernacular in | scots | in the language that the |
| language addressed to an ulster | scots | insider and an english outsider |
| scots is a language course | scots | is a in fact we |
| to rest here and now | scots | is a language a language |
| changed thir opinion oan scots | scots | is a language a vehicle |
| the people who say och | scots | is a language course scots |
| view of the fact that | scots | is a language that can |
| popular in theatrical circles that | scots | is a particularly suitable language |
| scholars as a form o | scots | is aft a language that |
| cannot be applied to scots | scots | is an intimate social language |
| is really a political statement | scots | is certainly a wonderful language |
| language policy as far as | scots | is concerned the good friday |
| 1603 historical background this language | scots | is descended from the form |
| some people would argue that | scots | is ehm a language first |
| now often asked what is | scots | is it a language or |
| english i like english best | scots | is like a different language |
| argument whatever to suggest that | scots | is not a language that |
| about the complexity of scots | scots | is not one language but |
| here repeated the calumny that | scots | is not one language that |
| you can click here ehm | scots | is one language it doesn |
| this changing language we call | scots | is one of our most |
| it will be sufficient that | scots | is recognised as a language |
| is seen as a language | scots | is regarded within the project |
| and its various dialects where | scots | is the indigenous language and |
| threaps that it appreciates that | scots | is the language many children |
| happy that things are changing | scots | is the language of burns |
| two languages in fact ulster | scots | is the second language you |
| conservation o the scots language | scots | is unnerstuid bi maist scottish |
| language of most songs in | scots | it cannot be said that |
| them don t know any | scots | it s a foreign language |
| like best scots or english | scots | it s ma ain language |
| language counts as speaking in | scots | it would be no more |
| the ancient language of the | scots | kingdom as the language of |
| the ancient language of the | scots | kingdom was not held in |
| in committee room 4 1 | scots | language 2 letter from mike |
| the scottish parliament on the | scots | language 3 ettle o the |
| in a letter to a | scots | language activist i now write |
| think it s recognisin the | scots | language an i think that |
| which brings me to the | scots | language an issue such as |
| pedigree an wirth o the | scots | language an maks oot they |
| like old s- the old | scots | language an there was a |
| an in service about the | scots | language and 3 reliance on |
| lovers and students of the | scots | language and all those who |
| opposing meaningful development of the | scots | language and denying equality to |
| was speaking particularly about the | scots | language and i think that |
| is problematic where scottish english | scots | language and in some areas |
| a tremendous national resource the | scots | language and its its cultural |
| expense or neglect of the | scots | language and its various dialects |
| could teach the study of | scots | language and literature is now |
| be essential and inevitable the | scots | language and national identity the |
| together our commitment to the | scots | language and our commitment to |
| of higher still material on | scots | language and preparation of dictionaries |
| executive provides support for the | scots | language and recognises the role |
| policy and guidelines on the | scots | language and scottish culture 57 |
| a lot today first the | scots | language and secondly income brackets |
| recognisin that there was a | scots | language and that there if |
| the scottish parliament on the | scots | language and the cross party |
| is the importance of the | scots | language and the frequency of |
| a few words about the | scots | language and the motion irene |
| for the constraints of the | scots | language and the requirements of |
| a renewed interest in the | scots | language and they were all |
| any necessary association between the | scots | language and urban deprivation it |
| to promote and protect the | scots | language and what funds it |
| which exists courses in the | scots | language are now provided by |
| fortunate to some extent the | scots | language as a whole has |
| omission surprise surprise is the | scots | language as i have said |
| for the promotion of the | scots | language as it might open |
| brought up to speak the | scots | language as my first language |
| religion and language including the | scots | language as the committee s |
| the courage to discuss the | scots | language at the highest level |
| addition of a question on | scots | language but on the addition |
| to include a question on | scots | language but the effect of |
| which they were derived the | scots | language can be powerful tender |
| becomes the future of the | scots | language certainly depends on the |
| box an anither ane sayin | scots | language christmas cairds selt here |
| tae tell fowk ye sell | scots | language christmas cairds the scots |
| monie thanks for haundlin oor | scots | language christmas cairds this year |
| s erm incumbent on the | scots | language community to get out |
| poetry by women in the | scots | language context liz niven takes |
| and it leads into the | scots | language context of the remainder |
| parliament to ensure that the | scots | language continues to exist to |
| name of irene mcgugan the | scots | language deserves to be treated |
| o the scuilwab frae the | scots | language dictionaries thank guidness for |
| m055: but the scot- the | scots | language disnae belang the snp |
| strengthen your argument about the | scots | language do you think m055: |
| media behave as if the | scots | language does not exist although |
| include a question on the | scots | language during the debate a |
| centenary celebrations in 1896 four | scots | language editions of his poems |
| mrs margaret ewing s1m 2312 | scots | language educational materials lodged on |
| regarding language and performance the | scots | language employed is an acceptable |
| the i especially love the | scots | language erm because i understand |
| means like no the actual | scots | language f833: cause like scots |
| referring to your language the | scots | language f948: mmhm mmhm m865: |
| that the scots executive s | scots | language factsheet threaps that it |
| in the context of the | scots | language for a divide and |
| ahead for english language for | scots | language for gaelic for whatever |
| of the potential of the | scots | language for high drama the |
| attention given where needed to | scots | language forms what i have |
| a kennin o thair ain | scots | language gies fowk a first |
| forms adopted from english the | scots | language had come to be |
| the written form o the | scots | language haes been fund tae |
| getting over its trauma the | scots | language has endured the same |
| surely what lovers of our | scots | language heritage at least those |
| the public consciousness our priceless | scots | language heritage its great beauty |
| ithers wis borraed frae the | scots | language hou mony elizabethans wad |
| of the survival of the | scots | language however as a result |
| believe that there is a | scots | language i do not believe |
| on a census question on | scots | language i feel that it |
| which we can promote the | scots | language i hope that despite |
| too and a a more | scots | language i would say then |
| for the question on the | scots | language if anyone takes the |
| we meant to know the | scots | language if we ve never |
| only opportunity for hearing the | scots | language in a relatively uneroded |
| scots language resource centre the | scots | language in drama while the |
| defined community what is the | scots | language in niven and jackson |
| demean the importance of the | scots | language in scottish cultural life |
| include a question on the | scots | language in the 2001 census |
| by including a question on | scots | language in the 2001 census |
| have a question on the | scots | language in the census how |
| questions on religion and the | scots | language in the census i |
| include a question on the | scots | language in the census mr |
| cross party group on the | scots | language in the scottish parliament |
| know [censored: forename] [censored: surname] she teaches | scots | language in this department yeah |
| continue the promotion of the | scots | language in this parliament 15 |
| afternoon s debate on the | scots | language in which a number |
| of of getting the kinna | scots | language [inaudible] m605: i mean |
| lots of words in the | scots | language indicated that he thought |
| agenda the use of the | scots | language irene mcgugan north east |
| combination of scottish plot and | scots | language is a happy one |
| heritage and its traditions the | scots | language is a mark of |
| lab i believe that the | scots | language is alive and enjoying |
| of retaining gaelic culture the | scots | language is an essential element |
| language and national identity the | scots | language is an important badge |
| the status of scots the | scots | language is an important badge |
| a social being although the | scots | language is certainly closely related |
| world as far as the | scots | language is concerned macafee gives |
| say that the the true | scots | language is dead m865,: yeah |
| agree on what exactly the | scots | language is how can we |
| that a question about the | scots | language is included in the |
| eh scots part of the | scots | language is is it s |
| people of scotland that the | scots | language is not an entertainment |
| 2001 to ensure that the | scots | language is recognised and developed |
| modern trend among scholars of | scots | language is to regard all |
| valuable dramatic resource since the | scots | language is what is left |
| deal to raise consciousness of | scots | language issues and the federation |
| that in the cultural strategy | scots | language issues are being flagged |
| on the issue of the | scots | language it is with great |
| the opportunity to discuss the | scots | language its importance and significance |
| niven and jackson eds the | scots | language its place in education |
| the edinburgh history of the | scots | language jones c ed edinburgh |
| of the protection of the | scots | language like gaelic its history |
| the ehm the kind of | scots | language literary revival of the |
| important now especially for the | scots | language m055: [cough] i think |
| and the oppression of the | scots | language m055: demise and oppression |
| demise and oppression of the | scots | language m055: [tut] sorry i |
| title called sectarianism and the | scots | language m741: right m605: and |
| if i got to teach | scots | language m741: right see that |
| in ehm you know the | scots | language m741: [sniff] m605: in |
| scottish they speak so the | scots | language m865,: uh huh uh |
| concessions in respect of the | scots | language members might ask why |
| a particular attachment tae the | scots | language movement as such and |
| the hale energies of the | scots | language movement were pittin in |
| wey sib to whit the | scots | language movement wid ha recommendit |
| in some pairts o the | scots | language muvement an aw that |
| would single handedly make the | scots | language new an accessible to |
| funny wis it no the | scots | language o thae uneducatit warkin |
| hoose canna staund an the | scots | language o the 21t century |
| s recognised as as the | scots | language okay f950: it s |
| council support work on the | scots | language on a continuing basis |
| clearly considerable interest in the | scots | language on all sides of |
| not about recognition of the | scots | language or i say to |
| of ony benefit to the | scots | language or indeed to the |
| sort o either scottish the | scots | language or orcadian within some |
| organisation but other or- other | scots | language organisations can sometimes carp |
| number of academic experts and | scots | language organisations who could advise |
| they did wi the auld | scots | language out it went we |
| are choosing to follow the | scots | language path chosen so committedly |
| scots the problems in the | scots | language planning for modern usage |
| least two books the the | scots | language planning for modern usage |
| mcclure j d 1980 the | scots | language planning for modern usage |
| a national language in the | scots | language planning for modern usage |
| public success similarly in the | scots | language poem halloween jl168 70 |
| worked very much on contemporary | scots | language poetry [inaudible] kind of |
| to the need to transform | scots | language poetry to meet the |
| flora garry tradition means the | scots | language poetry tradition of the |
| 99 7 2 issues paper | scots | language pr 99 7 3 |
| heart will be with the | scots | language probably for evermore i |
| daughters took part in the | scots | language project when they went |
| the lack of funding for | scots | language projects and lack of |
| track record of supporting a | scots | language question in the census |
| the ethnicity question on the | scots | language question my head hears |
| about meagre funding for the | scots | language resource centre and mentions |
| for lesser used languages the | scots | language resource centre and the |
| like the emergence of the | scots | language resource centre eh the |
| does scots for example the | scots | language resource centre receives a |
| be michael hance fae the | scots | language resource centre the group |
| scotland l institut francais the | scots | language resource centre the scottish |
| appeared in 1993 and the | scots | language resource centre was established |
| scottish poetry library and the | scots | language resource centre which totals |
| responsibility for looking after the | scots | language rests with nobody apart |
| writers linguists and educationalists the | scots | language scholar derrick mcclure regards |
| tae the conservation o the | scots | language scots is unnerstuid bi |
| msps wishing to use the | scots | language section 3 3 para |
| the campaine tae hain the | scots | language she fair got up |
| a self governing scotland the | scots | language shoud have official status |
| of people in scotland the | scots | language should be given its |
| s national heritage 2 the | scots | language should be included as |
| certainly support the view that | scots | language should be more readily |
| both school and university the | scots | language should be regarded as |
| it as a language the | scots | language shuid be richt thankfu |
| walton on thames thomas nelson | scots | language society 1985 recommendations for |
| was published in lallans 24 | scots | language society 1985 these recommendations |
| to the demands of the | scots | language society academic bodies and |
| received the support of the | scots | language society and many arguments |
| charlotte reid 1991 for the | scots | language society and published by |
| schools who did so the | scots | language society doric speaking competition |
| s still published by the | scots | language society eh which appints |
| national comatee of the eh | scots | language society eh ye know |
| the magazine belangs the the | scots | language society f785: okay ehm |
| the guidelines published by the | scots | language society in 1985 for |
| the guidelines published by the | scots | language society in 1985 for |
| with guidelines published by the | scots | language society in 1985 for |
| as the journal of the | scots | language society in eh i |
| in scots published by the | scots | language society in lallans 24 |
| lallans the journal of the | scots | language society is the only |
| in lallans 2 edinburgh the | scots | language society milton c 1986 |
| the aiberdeen branch o the | scots | language society secretar o the |
| lallans society later renamed the | scots | language society was founded in |
| million while nobody in the | scots | language society would grudge this |
| scottish literature and varieties of | scots | language starn is a scots |
| anywhere near anything like enough | scots | language stuff either m741: i |
| copy o particularities o the | scots | language teachin resources collogue tae |
| a specific question on the | scots | language that was the unanimous |
| the home and on the | scots | language the commission for racial |
| view of what constitutes the | scots | language the debate is mentioned |
| way on the question on | scots | language the executive must learn |
| in the home and on | scots | language the executive s position |
| of a question on the | scots | language the hard fact is |
| see the remnants o the | scots | language the old scots tongue |
| swall o intrest in the | scots | language the r gaun tae |
| to readers unfamiliar with the | scots | language the scots spelling as |
| to readers unfamiliar with the | scots | language the scots spellingas used |
| teachers involved in courses in | scots | language the term scots has |
| brian adam about understanding the | scots | language the term scots means |
| in the home and the | scots | language there was widespread and |
| mcclure 1981 96 97 the | scots | language to many in the |
| a need to recognise the | scots | language to measure its use |
| voice but as with the | scots | language tradition there is no |
| scotland in 2001 stated the | scots | language traditionally neglected or actively |
| surely that should include the | scots | language until we correct the |
| on ma wey as a | scots | language upsteerer ma sister like |
| maks up the feck o | scots | language upsteerers the day the |
| responses to questions about the | scots | language vary significantly according to |
| operated in the attitudinal responses | scots | language was seen by some |
| the reformers from geneva the | scots | language was sufficiently close to |
| of this parliament to the | scots | language we need to address |
| which has recently run a | scots | language week in which a |
| has rejected is on the | scots | language what a slap in |
| her parents of speaking the | scots | language when they were trying |
| to the development of the | scots | language which does not require |
| minorities i must mention the | scots | language which my colleagues have |
| involved with work on the | scots | language while a valuable asset |
| approach among enthusiasts for the | scots | language while happily united when |
| written submissions concentrated on the | scots | language whilst many submissions focused |
| from jackie baillie that the | scots | language will be assessed via |
| that the question on the | scots | language will not be included |
| cantie wi itsel but the | scots | language wis sic an ugsome |
| wrang the compatibility of the | scots | language with ancient chinese poetry |
| important interactive relationship between its | scots | language words and idiom and |
| i i wish that ehm | scots | language would be ehm you |
| to a question on the | scots | language would be the fact |
| tak pairt in oor saicont | scots | language writin competeetion we unnerstaun |
| not lacked women poets with | scots | language writing in particular being |
| signage if people see their | scots | language written they will start |
| know national treasure thing like | scots | language you teach it on |
| aspect of the language middle | scots | literary scots from about 1700 |
| language compared to english and | scots | m017: well [laugh] [laugh] that |
| language changin how s the | scots | m605: mmhm yeah m741: language |
| people but the language called | scots | m952: weel banff and buckie |
| the scots language the term | scots | means different things to different |
| language other than english or | scots | means that appropriate interpretation services |
| favourite language dutch i like | scots | next and then english i |
| s a foreign language f902: | scots | no no f826: to them |
| heard of a language called | scots | not the people the scots |
| eh of a language called | scots | not the the scots people |
| english language 5 14 12 | scots | office education depairtment curriculum an |
| english language 5 14 the | scots | office education department 1993 curriculum |
| of language itself scottish english | scots | or gaelic for the contemporary |
| a language other than english | scots | or gaelic we are members |
| to amend a motion in | scots | or in any other language |
| language whether it is gaelic | scots | or some other language i |
| language society in 1985 for | scots | orthography in general these spellings |
| language society in 1985 for | scots | orthography in general these spellings |
| language society in 1985 for | scots | orthography in general these spellings |
| is part of scots eh | scots | part of the scots language |
| called scots not the the | scots | people but the language called |
| the recommendations for writers in | scots | published by the scots language |
| wrote was in a manufactured | scots | rather than a live language |
| but i mean the term | scots | referring to a language have |
| language death and that dignifies | scots | retains all the varieties of |
| language that tho recognised bi | scots | scholars as a form o |
| hae changed thir opinion oan | scots | scots is a language a |
| word about the complexity of | scots | scots is not one language |
| hugh macdiarmid and north east | scots | scottish language no 5 association |
| is not so much that | scots | seek to suppress their language |
| and the language that lowland | scots | speak today is a d- |
| foreign language tae maist hamelt | scots | speakers some fowk that s |
| bad scots some superstitions about | scots | speech in scottish language no |
| with the scots language the | scots | spelling as used are in |
| with the scots language the | scots | spellingas used are in accordance |
| literature and language [censored: webaddress] starn | scots | teaching and research network [censored: webaddress] |
| is no reference to literary | scots | the language in which most |
| to improve the status of | scots | the scots language is an |
| are quoted by murison 1977 | scots | the state language at the |
| years of the scottish language | scots | the status of scots as |
| also welcome the use of | scots | this this kind of language |
| language as it might open | scots | to ridicule as an example |
| thing about language that the | scots | today as in the past |
| the scots language the old | scots | tongue near to the remnants |
| giving far greater emphasis to | scots | verse literature and language our |
| that in the earlier period | scots | was a language but had |
| fifteenth and sixteenth centuries when | scots | was a state language the |
| beginning of the sixteenth century | scots | was certainly the state language |
| scots and rejected norn because | scots | was the more useful language |
| m nice to him in | scots | what s your favourite language |
| is no such language as | scots | when irene mcgugan was making |
| this un uniform language this | scots | which intersects with english could |
| language called lallans or synthetic | scots | which was in some sense |
| he developed the teaching of | scots | within the english language department |
| scots language starn is a | scots | word meaning star scots the |
| to prune my language of | scots | words if someone used a |
| the bairns will learn thae | scots | words nae bother scottish language |
| indigenous heritage languages gaelic and | scots | 17 it also identified that |
| hamelt heritage leids gaelic an | scots | 8 it identified forby hoo |
| be created for gaelic and | scots | a languages bill for scotland |
| be creatit for gaelic an | scots | a leids bill for scotland |
| in culture 47 richtly gaelic | scots | an community leids gets taen |
| gaelic an the dialects o | scots | an could tak in the |
| scotland s twa heritage leids | scots | an gaelic is faur fae |
| as wi earlier submissions anent | scots | an gaelic mony submissions receivit |
| it meant unlairnin tae speak | scots | an gaelic tae ethnic linguistic |
| uiss an learnin o gaelic | scots | an minority leids 4 tae |
| uphaudin an bringin oot gaelic | scots | an minority leids in scotland |
| uphaudin an bringin oot gaelic | scots | an minority leids in scotland |
| uphaudin an bringin oot gaelic | scots | an minority leids in scotland |
| uphaudin an bringin oot gaelic | scots | an minority leids in scotland |
| should be notit encompass gaelic | scots | an the community leids the |
| s indigenous languages that is | scots | and and gaelic eh eh |
| promotion and teaching of gaelic | scots | and community languages appear to |
| is only right that gaelic | scots | and community languages are taken |
| should publish everything in gaelic | scots | and english but then i |
| and overt prestige of gaelic | scots | and english in the north |
| when gaelic was replaced by | scots | and english the population increased |
| to get the report into | scots | and gaelic 15 15 the |
| gaelic minority languages in scotland | scots | and gaelic again of course |
| of scotland s indigenous languages | scots | and gaelic and a strong |
| difficult as it is between | scots | and gaelic and the other |
| the executive to ensure that | scots | and gaelic are eligible for |
| immediate need to ensure that | scots | and gaelic are transmitted to |
| is our other native culture | scots | and gaelic are twins in |
| we could do that for | scots | and gaelic but that we |
| are many people in the | scots | and gaelic communities many of |
| bit of outrage in the | scots | and gaelic communities that the |
| scotland s two heritage languages | scots | and gaelic could be at |
| and feel sure that our | scots | and gaelic cultural organisations can |
| majesty s government to have | scots | and gaelic designated as eligible |
| european year of languages give | scots | and gaelic equal treatment although |
| anthology 1996 of texts in | scots | and gaelic for schools includes |
| one level the benefits to | scots | and gaelic from the programme |
| is not the case for | scots | and gaelic i accept that |
| to promote the use of | scots | and gaelic in all primary |
| the programme of action for | scots | and gaelic in the european |
| the situation of poetry in | scots | and gaelic is still uncertain |
| say on the use of | scots | and gaelic it concluded that |
| with earlier submissions concerned with | scots | and gaelic many of those |
| justice angus mackay decision time | scots | and gaelic motion debated irene |
| the member s debate on | scots | and gaelic on 7 september |
| 4 the co existence of | scots | and gaelic on upper deeside |
| 4 the co existence of | scots | and gaelic on upper deeside |
| is difficult to decide whether | scots | and gaelic should be treated |
| the cross party groups on | scots | and gaelic stay up to |
| powers scotland bill be passed | scots | and gaelic the deputy presiding |
| mak representations on behauf o | scots | and gaelic til her maijestie |
| make representations on behalf of | scots | and gaelic to her majesty |
| registers for dramatic productions english | scots | and gaelic two of these |
| the report suggests that if | scots | and gaelic were considered acceptable |
| investment in action to promote | scots | and gaelic would undoubtedly fortify |
| use and teaching of gaelic | scots | and minority languages 4 to |
| in supporting and developing gaelic | scots | and minority languages in scotland |
| in supporting and developing gaelic | scots | and minority languages in scotland |
| in supporting and developing gaelic | scots | and minority languages in scotland |
| in supporting and developing gaelic | scots | and minority languages in scotland |
| be tolerably fluent in gaelic | scots | and possibly even latin and |
| be noted encompass gaelic and | scots | and the community languages the |
| bengali chinese english gaelic punjabi | scots | and urdu the leaflet and |
| arabic bengali chinese gaelic punjabi | scots | and urdu the provision of |
| received on gaelic as on | scots | appearinly there a perception that |
| languages policy but gaelic and | scots | are more important than community |
| history of gaelic and lowland | scots | as the two main languages |
| mistake of treating gaelic and | scots | as two arms of the |
| not only will gaelic and | scots | be fully represented at scottish |
| which is a dialect of | scots | but also gaelic and even |
| own culture in gaelic and | scots | but i think in modern |
| of gaelic documents eh the | scots | documents that have been produced |
| ae bilingual societie i e | scots | eng an gaelic eng wi |
| or tri lingual signs in | scots | english and gaelic for the |
| you know he writes in | scots | erm gaelic sometimes and irish |
| for gaelic modern european languages | scots | ethnic minority community languages and |
| for gaelic modern european leids | scots | ethnic minority community leids an |
| national guidelines gaelic 5 14 | scots | executive education depairtment 1999 the |
| his ain research for the | scots | executive education depairtment on gaelic |
| as gaelic gave way to | scots | for some years after mr |
| arguments presentit in support o | scots | gaelic an community leids bein |
| arguments presented in support of | scots | gaelic and community languages being |
| and all students sing in | scots | gaelic and english there is |
| charter will apply to welsh | scots | gaelic and irish it has |
| provision in supporting and developing | scots | gaelic and minority languages karen |
| with speakers of scottish english | scots | gaelic and numerous community languages |
| into the seven recommended languages | scots | gaelic arabic bengali chinese punjabi |
| recommendations 117 the recommendations for | scots | gaelic community languages and bsl |
| conclusions 122 the conclusions for | scots | gaelic community languages and bsl |
| which will maintain and promote | scots | gaelic community languages and bsl |
| there are speakers of english | scots | gaelic many community languages such |
| that members may speak in | scots | gaelic or in any other |
| for members to speak in | scots | gaelic or in any other |
| initiatives tae uphaud an promote | scots | gaelic the community leids an |
| recommendations 117 the recommendations for | scots | gaelic the community leids an |
| conclusions tae be drawn for | scots | gaelic the community leids an |
| an address is made in | scots | gaelic the official report of |
| catalan cornish frisian occitan scots | scots | gaelic welsh and the romance |
| who did not speak gaelic | scots | had a body of literature |
| with gaelic government support for | scots | has been almost negligible and |
| clearly not in gaelic but | scots | he was a very takin |
| million per year in supporting | scots | however by comparison with gaelic |
| when we approach gaelic and | scots | i appeal for a fine |
| at least in gaelic and | scots | i understand what people are |
| taken from horsburgh gaelic and | scots | in grampian 1994 conditions fostered |
| horsburgh d 1994 gaelic and | scots | in grampian an outline history |
| r m 1996 gaelic influenced | scots | in pre revolutionary maryland ureland |
| the involvement of gaelic and | scots | in the year and i |
| flourish in scotland that means | scots | in varying forms gaelic english |
| this may not be a | scots | influence but rather a gaelic |
| scots or gaelic if oral | scots | is acceptable perhaps written scots |
| legal status for gaelic an | scots | is ane that has attractit |
| what scots is unlike gaelic | scots | is closely related to english |
| the same from the gaelic | scots | is one of the germanic |
| scots writing in lallans what | scots | is unlike gaelic scots is |
| received on gaelic than on | scots | it would appear that there |
| in which the gaelic and | scots | languages are held internationally and |
| status for the gaelic and | scots | languages is one that has |
| ensure that the gaelic and | scots | languages really benefit from the |
| role o the gaelic an | scots | leids in the commission the |
| and in particular gaelic or | scots | linguistic heritage robin harper 1c |
| qualities relating to gaelic or | scots | michael russell 1g as an |
| have lost their gaelic or | scots | names applecross suddenly appears in |
| is for gaelic no for | scots | nor for community leids in |
| gaelic and the dialects of | scots | occur here there is no |
| paper which discussed gaelic influenced | scots | of garioch origin in the |
| are for gaelic not for | scots | or for community languages in |
| to lodge a motion in | scots | or gaelic if oral scots |
| not prohibit the use of | scots | or gaelic it took the |
| scottish english as opposed to | scots | or gaelic much of the |
| able to lodge motions in | scots | or gaelic with an english |
| am delighted that gaelic and | scots | organisations are working with the |
| strong links with gaelic and | scots | organisations with the support of |
| and symbolically signage in the | scots | pairlament the situation for gaelic |
| than anything else i want | scots | people who are non gaelic |
| keen to see gaelic and | scots | promoted wherever and whenever possible |
| particular development of gaelic or | scots | schedule 1 mr mike rumbles |
| breton catalan cornish frisian occitan | scots | scots gaelic welsh and the |
| which could enlist support from | scots | speakers as well as gaelic |
| that could enlist support fae | scots | speakers forby gaelic speakers 85 |
| sustained both a gaelic and | scots | speaking speech community until the |
| giving support to gaelic and | scots | support for gaelic and scots |
| as many people know some | scots | than know gaelic then the |
| not available in gaelic and | scots | the convener my only concern |
| and scottish gaelic and now | scots | the haiku is restricted to |
| covering gaelic and varieties of | scots | the universities and scottish arts |
| gaelic and each dialect of | scots | there will be a videotape |
| of course tae gaelic spikkin | scots | this suggests a slightly different |
| many people want gaelic and | scots | to flourish and it is |
| a diglossic nature between the | scots | tongue and gaelic in the |
| now a multilingual society gaelic | scots | urdu and so on are |
| other than english gaelic or | scots | was used i think that |
| other than english gaelic or | scots | was used this is to |
| the use of gaelic and | scots | we ensure that both can |
| where is the minister for | scots | we now have a gaelic |
| heritage languages of gaelic and | scots | we will continue to be |
| languages of english gaelic and | scots | which are the languages that |
| gaelic and the varieties of | scots | which could incorporate the scottish |
| gaelic and the varieties of | scots | which could incorporate the scottish |
| debate compared the situation for | scots | wi that for gaelic this |
| scots support for gaelic and | scots | will not fade during 2001 |
| did compare the situation for | scots | with that for gaelic this |
| main areas o scots aulder | scots | 1100 1700 an modren scots |
| scots or a dialect of | scots | 33 per cent answered yes |
| to ehm encourage scots give | scots | a greater prominence within scotland |
| aye giein the puir oneste | scots | a lewderin fur the scots |
| what i consider to be | scots | a true definition of scots |
| popular wi scots an non | scots | alike elphinstane institute rin bothy |
| re recognisin the scots as | scots | an no part o the |
| ceilidh dauncin is popular wi | scots | an non scots alike elphinstane |
| ken the difference atween speakin | scots | an uisin scots words in |
| speak in the chamber in | scots | and are reported in scots |
| writing he used scots english | scots | and ayrshire dialect to a |
| in pr 6 i read | scots | and i wrote a scots |
| positive example public signage in | scots | and recognition of scots as |
| a period of time adopted | scots | and rejected norn because scots |
| sort o correlated with bad | scots | and rural scots is good |
| the grammar and syntax of | scots | and the standardisation of scots |
| declared that it recognises that | scots | and ulster scots meet the |
| to the differences between buchan | scots | and upper deeside northern scots |
| to do with like rural | scots | and urban scots right m741: |
| of the difference between speaking | scots | and using scots words in |
| scots if cultural resources in | scots | are no longer produced for |
| that take the views of | scots | are significant many scots see |
| scots in ceylon i most | scots | arrived in ceylon during the |
| strange experience of speaking scots | scots | as has already been said |
| f963: mm m762: i mean | scots | as in deep scots you |
| place they re recognisin the | scots | as scots an no part |
| wis mair scots than the | scots | bairns thirsels the bandaras war |
| faimly spikks scots i like | scots | best some words i don |
| aye a muckle want o | scots | buiks an ither scots learnin |
| the scots grammar and good | scots | but has often been presented |
| his case his ain border | scots | but ither byeleids o scots |
| bairns are growing up speaking | scots | but the majority of scots |
| awareness and an appreciation of | scots | by including scots literature it |
| of scots words attempts at | scots | by some actors sound embarrassingly |
| scots orthography are necessary before | scots | can be taught effectively at |
| us a clue about where | scots | can go the older scots |
| scots but the majority of | scots | cannot read scots or do |
| sic an active supporter o | scots | change his view oan scots |
| scots weel into the the | scots | civil service so ye know |
| intae an orra kinna pseudo | scots | coorse a comprehensive scots dictionar |
| to analyse scots law particularly | scots | criminal law one could probably |
| orra territory o the the | scots | cringe or the scots crulge |
| the scots cringe or the | scots | crulge as david purves cries |
| an english scots vairsion nae | scots | dictionar is gaun tae be |
| pseudo scots coorse a comprehensive | scots | dictionar the likes o thon |
| you or the scots the | scots | do you find it easy |
| s awful posh i prefer | scots | do you like scots i |
| scots a true definition of | scots | does not yet exist we |
| scots or a dialect of | scots | e g shetlandic and that |
| say that scots or label | scots | eh as the variety that |
| shetland is is part of | scots | eh scots part of the |
| scots inventing new words for | scots | ehm what do you think |
| example produce more writings in | scots | ehm you could use scots |
| far to have appeared are | scots | english not scots french or |
| he was writing he used | scots | english scots and ayrshire dialect |
| spoke eh nothing else but | scots | er and as scots it |
| and rural scots is good | scots | er m605: mmhm m741: and |
| consider definitions uised by the | scots | executive 95 the scots executive |
| the scots executive 95 the | scots | executive hauds that there nae |
| gien tae scots in the | scots | executive s national cultural strategy |
| literature in scots thus any | scots | features in his speech are |
| scots and upper deeside northern | scots | fewer scots words were used |
| was still recognisably scots other | scots | for example george buchanan james |
| provision of more material in | scots | for schools recognition of scots |
| provision o mair material in | scots | for schuils awnin o scots |
| appeared are scots english not | scots | french or scots spanish as |
| as bad scots or good | scots | from aitken s point of |
| majority of scots speakers speak | scots | from the day they can |
| the ability tae communicate in | scots | gin cultural resources in scots |
| would like to ehm encourage | scots | give scots a greater prominence |
| an interesting feature of the | scots | grammar and good scots but |
| the excellent scots kist and | scots | handsel are mostly out of |
| aabody in my faimly spikks | scots | i like scots best some |
| you like scots i prefer | scots | i like the accent i |
| prefer scots do you like | scots | i prefer scots i like |
| the ability to communicate in | scots | if cultural resources in scots |
| the subject of north east | scots | in ceylon i most scots |
| the current state of scots | scots | in education ever since the |
| were no role models speaking | scots | in fact scots on television |
| to those unfamiliar with reading | scots | in general the scots spellings |
| pretty hard to find any | scots | in it but the scots |
| scots and are reported in | scots | in the official report yet |
| credibility had been gien tae | scots | in the scots executive s |
| c read and d write | scots | including any local scots speech |
| maybe even you know reviving | scots | inventing new words for scots |
| scots or what they think | scots | is f951: oh right blether |
| with bad scots and rural | scots | is good scots er m605: |
| know up there scots is | scots | is good you come down |
| scots but ither byeleids o | scots | is no aw that different |
| bad scots the problem with | scots | is of course compounded by |
| the place of scots that | scots | is one accent one total |
| aberdeenshire you know up there | scots | is scots is good you |
| in scots what they think | scots | is so maybe you can |
| plays in scots produced in | scots | is so small that there |
| dichotaemy between scots an english | scots | is studit as a legitimate |
| yiss o scots where the | scots | is yaised fur anither artistic |
| scots gin cultural resources in | scots | isnae produced ony mair for |
| but scots er and as | scots | it really sounded quite er |
| that there s it s | scots | it s scots nonsense it |
| tried under scots law by | scots | judges that is the course |
| scotland under scots law by | scots | judges the important point about |
| earlier publications notably the excellent | scots | kist and scots handsel are |
| tradition to be properly represented | scots | law and particularly scots criminal |
| person will be tried under | scots | law by scots judges that |
| be tried in scotland under | scots | law by scots judges the |
| impinge greatly on scots law | scots | law may have its little |
| if one were to analyse | scots | law particularly scots criminal law |
| will not impinge greatly on | scots | law scots law may have |
| o scots buiks an ither | scots | learnin graith in maist schuils |
| appreciation of scots by including | scots | literature it is clear that |
| i think is old [inaudible] | scots | m608: is old scots yeah |
| aulder scots modal suggests that | scots | maintainit its germanic roots langer |
| why scots matters fur makin | scots | mair accessible prominent an valuable |
| case in his book why | scots | matters fur makin scots mair |
| recognises that scots and ulster | scots | meet the charter s definition |
| scots ehm you could use | scots | more on television or on |
| scots tory mp the only | scots | mp to contribute to the |
| scots ye should definitely hae | scots | music in ony simmer skweel |
| scots or english many lowland | scots | names have also altered to |
| it s scots it s | scots | nonsense it s older scots |
| the length o haein a | scots | nursery or a dedicatit scots |
| translate poetry in scots the | scots | of the day might as |
| models speaking scots in fact | scots | on television or radio was |
| when asked can you speak | scots | or a dialect of scots |
| simple question can you speak | scots | or a dialect of scots |
| majority of scots cannot read | scots | or do not have the |
| or otherwise changed into lowland | scots | or english many lowland scots |
| which do you like best | scots | or english scots it s |
| no such thing as bad | scots | or good scots from aitken |
| agin the tradeetions o guid | scots | or guid scots writein and |
| actually linguists would say that | scots | or label scots eh as |
| for dust which is like | scots | or mainstream scots stoor that |
| children s books in in | scots | or what they think scots |
| and doss are probably scots | scots | origin m1007: yes snooze with |
| scots and the standardisation of | scots | orthography are necessary before scots |
| have parallels in mainland scots | scots | orthography in the courtly poems |
| but it was still recognisably | scots | other scots for example george |
| a scots signs in the | scots | pairlament biggin an admeinstration that |
| her class she had taught | scots | poems and indicated that scots |
| scots poems and indicated that | scots | poetry books were available for |
| the number of plays in | scots | produced in scots is so |
| elsewhere the scots project the | scots | project is the first large |
| in education and elsewhere the | scots | project the scots project is |
| parent objected strongly to having | scots | promoted in class equating scots |
| could produce more writings in | scots | publish in scots use it |
| featuring scots they also had | scots | resources available in book form |
| east scots to indicate which | scots | resources they had used with |
| like rural scots and urban | scots | right m741: mmhm m605: but |
| model for prose writing in | scots | scots and lesser used languages |
| the strange experience of speaking | scots | scots as has already been |
| english the current state of | scots | scots in education ever since |
| argument cannot be applied to | scots | scots is an intimate social |
| kip and doss are probably | scots | scots origin m1007: yes snooze |
| which have parallels in mainland | scots | scots orthography in the courtly |
| naturally scots words and all | scots | scottish scotch which of these |
| of scots are significant many | scots | see themselves first as scots |
| scots and i wrote a | scots | short story i like to |
| scots is acceptable perhaps written | scots | should be considered to be |
| in govrenment in scotland a | scots | signs in the scots pairlament |
| cannot be transformed into authentic | scots | simply by substituting scots words |
| aitken a j 1982 bad | scots | some superstitions about scots speech |
| english not scots french or | scots | spanish as a translator then |
| scots speech means that many | scots | speakers have an ambivalent attitude |
| write it the majority of | scots | speakers speak scots from the |
| for the fact that some | scots | speaking children only spoke scots |
| write scots including any local | scots | speech form such as buchan |
| generations of teachers to local | scots | speech means that many scots |
| scots promoted in class equating | scots | speech with social and economic |
| reading scots in general the | scots | spellings used give useful guidance |
| is like scots or mainstream | scots | stoor that s a norse |
| scots can go the older | scots | style the slightly archaic exalted |
| mony wyes she wis mair | scots | than the scots bairns thirsels |
| in cryin hail keing o | scots | thanes hail keing o scots |
| scots in it but the | scots | that s in it is |
| ken wh- the place of | scots | that scots is one accent |
| gave examples of alliteration in | scots | the children responded in scots |
| scots the children responded in | scots | the children wrote in their |
| o aathing the downgrading of | scots | the period when scots was |
| social attitudes good and bad | scots | the problem with scots is |
| aitken a j 1980 new | scots | the problems in the scots |
| that muddles you or the | scots | the scots do you find |
| write and translate poetry in | scots | the scots of the day |
| a scots word meaning star | scots | the scottish corpus of texts |
| scots thanes hail keing o | scots | the trumpets sound malcolm holds |
| scots see themselves first as | scots | then as europeans and thirdly |
| listened to radio programmes featuring | scots | they also had scots resources |
| the body of literature in | scots | thus any scots features in |
| tae scots we have allowed | scots | to deteriorate in status and |
| understood or spoke north east | scots | to indicate which scots resources |
| the debate nor did the | scots | tory mp the only scots |
| scots for schools recognition of | scots | under part iii of the |
| scots nursery or a dedicatit | scots | unit fit aboot non spikkers |
| scots for schuils awnin o | scots | unner pairt iii o the |
| o a possible future fur | scots | until living scots used by |
| writings in scots publish in | scots | use it on on radio |
| future fur scots until living | scots | used by the pupils is |
| a need for an english | scots | vairsion nae scots dictionar is |
| of scots the period when | scots | was internationally seen as the |
| tae reverse common attitudes tae | scots | we have allowed scots to |
| that can speak and write | scots | weel into the the scots |
| scots a lewderin fur the | scots | wes fay ti thair keings |
| books eh and all in | scots | what they think scots is |
| vestigial spare eh yiss o | scots | where the scots is yaised |
| scots speaking children only spoke | scots | within the home english was |
| s scots yes yes f1009: | scots | word [inaudible] uh huh m1055: |
| just write what comes naturally | scots | words and all scots scottish |
| by solecisms and mispronunciations of | scots | words attempts at scots by |
| authentic scots simply by substituting | scots | words for english words without |
| scots words we use old | scots | words for things like our |
| between speaking scots and using | scots | words in english many members |
| atween speakin scots an uisin | scots | words in english mony memmers |
| but f1144: [inaudible] f1145: old | scots | words we use old scots |
| o guid scots or guid | scots | writein and there s the |
| for takin pairt in the | scots | writin competeetion for the scots |
| for takin pairt in the | scots | writin competeetion for the scots |
| for takin pairt in the | scots | writin competeetion for the scots |
| of twenty one years of | scots | writing in lallans what scots |
| efter tither english syne braid | scots | ye should definitely hae scots |
| [inaudible] scots m608: is old | scots | yeah mmhm m078: i shall |
| s scotchs m1008: that s | scots | yes yes f1009: scots word |
| mean scots as in deep | scots | you know as opposed to |
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