Speaking Scottish 101: The Basics
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Publicado 2017-05-07
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Would you all like a series of videos like this? =D Lemme know!! Also don't forget to purchase your 'Wee Scottish Lad' or 'Wee Scottish Lass' T shirts at Redbubble! Or a 'Haste Ye Back' T shirt =D Thanks for being awesome mah wee Lads an' Lassies!
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If this is Scottish 101, can I ask for the pre-101 course? This one is too hard!
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As a German.. learning how to do a Scottish accent... making my teachers cry xD
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As an American, the 'ae' replacing 'n't' and 'o' at the end of words is quite my favorite Scottish-ism, specifically in the context of Twitter when folks write/spell in this way. Not sure why, but it allows me to hear the words in accent in my head as I read them. All other English language texts are read in my own boring inner monologue voice. God bless you Scottish Twitter. And Scots in general.
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I love Scottish accents omg
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You're awesome! I'm italian and i'm going to study in Scotland next year! I'm a little worried i won't be able to understand the accent. Anyway, I'm already in love with your country and i'm checking all your videos to learn all about it!
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It seems slightly easier to learn Scottish language verbally than its written because it makes your head turn lol. But, I always wanted to go to Scotland to see what everything is because its really underrated wonderful place.
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This is the best video I have ever seen about speaking Scottish. Believe me, I've been living in Scotland for more than one year, and I've been trying to find anything and everything to help me understand Scotts, because I'm FAE Poland.
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Please, make a series out of this. It's amazing. Greetings from Germany.
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Love it! At the end of my books, I include a notes section. The last book I made sure to add things like "How to pronounce Cockburn Street & Edinburgh" as well as how "yous" isn't a grammatical error, and what the character Alfie means when he says things like "wisnae well happy", "sesh", "mibbe", and "gawn". hahahaha
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I just love how this sounds!
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Holiday in Scotland starting in three weeks and you post this. Perfect. I won't need half a day or more to understand people this time :)
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tae be honest. i dinnae mind these type eh videos. i mean i understaun every hing yer talking aboot. but it would be gid fer the other fellows who want tae learn the lingo
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Fun video and nice shirt! I'm impressed that you're approaching 20,000. Although you have amusing content, I bet that it is your personality that makes everyone enjoy your company.
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You just make me laugh! Love your vlogs! Hope you're have a blast in Japan!🤩
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lived in Edzel Scotland as a wee lad. Cuschnie Farm. Been in America Since... With I was in Scotland.
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GREAT video Mosco! I'm (trying to-be) an actor from USA and my resume of accents consists of Indian Cuban Irish and Scottish... I drill each day... so an authentic Scottswoman such as yourself.. I feel so lucky... thank you this helps..... oh crap me bacon is burning gotta go 😂
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I love your videos. Greetings from Mexico!!!
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Oh this is really the basics. Thank you! I have a business trip to Scotland nextweek. hope this helps then.
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in USN, 10 day ship inspection/training in Holy Loch. when our team flew back to the USA, i was sairved a gen'rous bit of a culture shock seemed to be a local humor about stationed navy folk. my wife thought i'd gone nuts. we took a trip through southern Virginia. just drive 50 miles from a metro area: country folk talk like refugees from 18th century Scotland, here. the dialect is called "Tidewater". you have a new sub, luv.
