unfamiliar
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| voice the tones of the | unfamiliar | language steadily rising unsettled him |
| trow d imposition o an | unfamiliar | and supposedly superior language dis |
| through the imposition of an | unfamiliar | and supposedly superior language i |
| to avoid errors in pronouncing | unfamiliar | scots words such errors are |
| ankle socks wis us uncan | unfamiliar | dy your familiar blate shy |
| than an aid to readers | unfamiliar | with the scots language the |
| than an aid to readers | unfamiliar | with the scots language the |
| is driving unkent is unknown | unfamiliar | mair is more wir is |
| standard english vocabulary or expressions | unfamiliar | to them or in explaining |
| to infer the meaning of | unfamiliar | terms identifying relations between various |
| a pupil moving towards an | unfamiliar | expression may fall between two |
| uncertainly and its expression is | unfamiliar | something must have happened to |
| than an aid to those | unfamiliar | with reading scots in general |
| a bus a strange and | unfamiliar | bus whooshes past a row |
| is not caused solely by | unfamiliar | technical terms but by the |
| ur gaunae regard it as | unfamiliar | an foreign e en though |
| to such an extent that | unfamiliar | forms like this are the |
| they lack confidence in an | unfamiliar | social or linguistic context but |
| and shilpit puny to actors | unfamiliar | with spoken scots it will |
| it in speech thiy are | unfamiliar | wi scrieved scots reversing this |
| as the words might be | unfamiliar | and upset me again but |
| fixed abode ventures into an | unfamiliar | landscape with the certainty that |
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