scottish English
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Posted by Jonathan Cole on January 25, 2010
Please find our Scottish English page here: Scottish English.
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Posted by Janet Gough on January 25, 2010
It is Burns Night today! Scottish English week comes to an end with a guest post by Janet Gough.
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My sister got married on January 8 at Pollokshields Burgh Hall (1) , on the Sooside (2) of Glasgow. Sláinte, Alison and Colin! The wedding day was brilliant. So much work needed done beforehand to make it [...]
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Posted by Mairi MacDonald on January 21, 2010
Scottish English week continues with another fantastic guest post, this time about learning Scots by Mairi MacDonald.
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Bunker and slitter*. Two new words I’ve learnt recently. I’m not learning a new language, just slowly improving my own. Considering I was brought up in Scotland and I have a Scottish accent, my knowledge of Scottish English or [...]
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Posted by Nick Gillard on January 20, 2010
It’s all about Scottish-English this week. Here is a guest blog by Nick Gillard about English spoken by “Weegies“.
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I was born in Glasgow (Scotland’s largest city) where English is spoken but not quite as we know it, Jimmy*.
Like Liverpool, (perhaps Glasgow’s closest cousin) over 50% of “Weegies” are Irish Catholic in origin (potato famine refugees) [...]
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Posted by Vikki Reilly on January 19, 2010
Move over Irish-English … It’s time for Scottish- English week! Here is a guest blog post from Vikki Reilly on what it’s like to speak (or should I say weep) Scots.
_______I cannae help the way I speak. Well, I suppose that’s not really true, I’ll admit to having a ‘telephone voice’ like everyone else. (Which [...]
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