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| scots and gaelic on upper | deeside | 1 5 the scots speech | 
| the scots speech of upper | deeside | 1 6 past records of | 
| past records of speech upper | deeside | 1 7 attitudes to the | 
| to the speech of upper | deeside | 1998 2000 extracts from interviews | 
| to the speech of upper | deeside | 1998 2000 interviews with primary | 
| the place names of upper | deeside | aberdeen aberdeen u p withers | 
| history of language on upper | deeside | and explored related sociolinguistic research | 
| was that in the upper | deeside | area amongst a target group | 
| children however in the upper | deeside | area and in the pilot | 
| of children from the upper | deeside | area born locally spoke the | 
| his absence in the upper | deeside | area many incomers have joined | 
| seven subjects in the upper | deeside | area of aberdeenshire varies from | 
| seven subjects in the upper | deeside | area of aberdeenshire would vary | 
| seven pupils in the upper | deeside | area of the aberdeenshire highlands | 
| however incomers to the upper | deeside | area set up and organised | 
| assumed that in the upper | deeside | area the influence of church | 
| the speech of the upper | deeside | area the next section will | 
| 1997 3 throughout the upper | deeside | area there were close knit | 
| to the study of upper | deeside | as aitken remarked the linguistic | 
| to the trend in upper | deeside | as scots speech predominated in | 
| amongst primary pupils on upper | deeside | by sheena booth middleton bsc | 
| the scots dialect of upper | deeside | by the study of phonological | 
| primary seven pupils on upper | deeside | certain phonemes continue to be | 
| questionnaire presented to the upper | deeside | children however in the upper | 
| use of scots amongst upper | deeside | children in depth however due | 
| 33 the scots speaking upper | deeside | children in the main were | 
| if the interviews with upper | deeside | children recorded in 1999 2000 | 
| of the subjects on upper | deeside | claimed to speak english in | 
| pupils had relocated to upper | deeside | from outwith the dialect area | 
| 1 the speech of upper | deeside | from past to present 1 | 
| 1 the speech of upper | deeside | from past to present pages | 
| flemish and latin in upper | deeside | gaelic survived into the 1930s | 
| in the area of upper | deeside | gender had no significant influence | 
| community the vernacular in upper | deeside | generally seems to have retreated | 
| the county or specifically upper | deeside | has seen the greatest change | 
| by children living on upper | deeside | in this piece of research | 
| was adapted in the upper | deeside | investigation to encourage children to | 
| studies 2 1 introduction upper | deeside | is a small part of | 
| motive the study into upper | deeside | language use was intended to | 
| eradicate scots but in upper | deeside | local teachers seem to be | 
| scots speaking area on upper | deeside | logie coldstone can be found | 
| scots and gaelic on upper | deeside | millar in a paper which | 
| schools and yet in upper | deeside | most children state they would | 
| a predominant language on upper | deeside | much more recently than was | 
| the linguistic situation on upper | deeside | near the end of the | 
| between buchan scots and upper | deeside | northern scots fewer scots words | 
| by preceding generations of upper | deeside | people in the target areas | 
| century the records of upper | deeside | pronunciation therefore go back over | 
| extracts from interviews with upper | deeside | pupils is reasonably representative of | 
| that in this small upper | deeside | sample amongst 11 year old | 
| of boys in the upper | deeside | sample was 58 compared to | 
| of girls in the upper | deeside | sample was 61 gender and | 
| primary seven pupils attending upper | deeside | schools and all the children | 
| in post show that upper | deeside | schools in general actively encourage | 
| 7 of the participating upper | deeside | schools the records of aboyne | 
| kincardine o neil the upper | deeside | schools were very amenable to | 
| local place names of upper | deeside | showed few definite traces of | 
| closely replicated in the upper | deeside | study 2 9 pollner 1985 | 
| not used in the upper | deeside | study as most of the | 
| were used in the upper | deeside | study children read a passage | 
| romaine 1974 154 the upper | deeside | study did not entirely replicate | 
| 1975 225 in the upper | deeside | study it was difficult to | 
| been replicated in the upper | deeside | study macaulay s most surprising | 
| the findings of the upper | deeside | study showed that a major | 
| the purpose of the upper | deeside | study similarily was to try | 
| 64 children in the upper | deeside | study were asked if their | 
| area children in the upper | deeside | study were asked therefore if | 
| year then partick the upper | deeside | study would have benefited from | 
| have been vigorously excluded upper | deeside | teachers expose pupils to the | 
| to the area of upper | deeside | the aim of this sociolinguistic | 
| the scots speech of upper | deeside | the earliest study into the | 
| past records of speech upper | deeside | though relatively scarce some historical | 
| had been born on upper | deeside | to incomer parents brought to | 
| the north east and upper | deeside | today made the long historical | 
| the place names of upper | deeside | traced the decline of gaelic | 
| for a study on upper | deeside | trudgill and payne in their | 
| designed to explore the upper | deeside | use of four north east | 
| a study into the upper | deeside | use of four north east | 
| between them children in upper | deeside | used both strategies occasionally they | 
| of pupils in some upper | deeside | villages had been born and | 
| of phonology millar 1996 upper | deeside | was a bilingual area for | 
| norman french influence on upper | deeside | was probably stronger than that | 
| investigating the speech of upper | deeside | were relatively limited in their | 
| discussed the region of upper | deeside | which forms the basis of | 
| be different children in upper | deeside | with the exception of the | 
| languages in use on upper | deeside | would have been far greater | 
| the district of kincardine and | deeside | as amongst those prime settlement | 
| stephen won the kincardine and | deeside | by election after the announcement | 
| scottish tourist board kincardine and | deeside | district council and grampian regional | 
| banff and buchan kincardine and | deeside | gordon and moray the old | 
| region in the kincardine and | deeside | sample 11 children were in | 
| of difference one kincardine and | deeside | teacher commented afterwards i was | 
| aberdeen city and kincardine and | deeside | the major factors he identified | 
| the case of kincardine and | deeside | the participating school was ballater | 
| released by the kincardine and | deeside | tourist board on their official | 
| names the norman incomers to | deeside | as durwards irvines bissets burnetts | 
| been born and raised on | deeside | but their parents were incomers | 
| west of ballater have any | deeside | gaelic left and none uses | 
| scattered doon by the auld | deeside | line bi ballater i plantit | 
| 99 rob bain at crathie | deeside | interviews conducted with primary seven | 
| 1972 portrait of aberdeen and | deeside | london hale gumperz j 1972 | 
| have been examined in the | deeside | study 2 2 labov 1972 | 
| study into the peculiarities of | deeside | scots speech was published in | 
| and resources to extend the | deeside | study beyond the age bands | 
| raised was examined in the | deeside | study in the form of | 
| another factor lacking in the | deeside | study quite an important one | 
| outwith the dialect area the | deeside | study set out to identify | 
| on aboyne primary 1986 the | deeside | community centre and aboyne academy | 
| grant 1911 xvi in the | deeside | field club magazine 1925 58 | 
| the speech of deeside in | deeside | field club magazine vol 2 | 
| w 1925 the speech of | deeside | in deeside field club magazine | 
| church on speech in the | deeside | context was therefore negligible macafee | 
| insights into the features of | deeside | speech as it he observed | 
| latin as norse words entered | deeside | speech indirectly latin became available | 
| with the county of aberdeen | deeside | district lumphanan the rev francis | 
| class c pupils published a | deeside | dictionary the hitch hiker s | 
| tourist attraction goin richt up | deeside | f606: aye it would [laugh] | 
| pronounce them according to the | deeside | dialect of gaelic others became | 
| went on to name the | deeside | estate as one area where | 
| came to be connected with | deeside | specifically the area of cromar | 
| place names even in lower | deeside | are of gaelic origin people | 
| was highly influential scots speaking | deeside | children said that they would | 
| an important one as some | deeside | children were recent arrivals whilst | 
| macaulay has used all the | deeside | children will go on to | 
| generosity this certainly applied on | deeside | where the situation most children | 
| english may become permanent on | deeside | linguistic change has a recent | 
| was born at strathmore coull | deeside | in 2000 the scots had | 
| and had always stayed on | deeside | speaking of her childhood in | 
| attached to some of the | deeside | primary schools and staff in | 
| within a few miles of | deeside | close to the aberdeen falls | 
| saltire society michie j 1872 | deeside | tales aberdeen john adam middleton | 
| of the oldest settlements on | deeside | the remaining eight feeder schools | 
| itself gradually supplanting gaelic our | deeside | folk are a composite race | 
| the fact that the last | deeside | gaelic speaker jean bain died | 
| appears to be obsolete on | deeside | as the scots equivalent was | 
| from that of the south | deeside | scots has undoubtedly crept up | 
| indeed diack collecting material on | deeside | in the 1930s found this | 
| you found examples of the | deeside | use of the dipthong ei | 
| sixteenth century the whole of | deeside | east of culblean had been | 
| kent his place aabody on | deeside | kent their place ye didna | 
| local community areas such as | deeside | and donside are already popular | 
| a community based company on | deeside | express that concern i attend | 
| which i mentioned and mid | deeside | ltd which is a community | 
| had gone but the name | deeside | remains with troubled undertones on | 
| of a local guide so | deeside | sri lanka remains a name | 
| period than some of the | deeside | parishes there was evidence of | 
| d bin nae farrer frae | deeside | than aiberdeen aince a fortnicht | 
| people who had lived on | deeside | in the second half of | 
| ootower frae lunnon on bonnie | deeside | an here in the toon | 
| newly forged social networks on | deeside | appeared to promote the diffusion | 
| 1881 on the plantation named | deeside | her mother isabella craib was | 
| kindrochit inver inverey invercauld are | deeside | instances and goes on to | 
| in coull educated locally on | deeside | she could speak understand and | 
| champion pooer o neeps on | deeside | the late john morrison of | 
| m999: it s amazi- on | deeside | there s a lot o | 
| describe the origins of the | deeside | people calling them a composite | 
| craib planters young nephews left | deeside | to enter the world of | 
| in previously isolated communities like | deeside | which now is composed of | 
| constituency for example in donside | deeside | and the mearns about too | 
| follow up as one little | deeside | girl explained daddy sings in | 
| s peintins roon the waa | deeside | s bunnet lairds in palm | 
| bittie hill fur we in | deeside | war fair oot the door | 
| sax fit bi fower o | deeside | nae as much as the | 
| flees mid wicket we skirted | deeside | s misty braes nae far | 
| braemar is a particularly interesting | deeside | parish which still retained a | 
| loon takk a daunder up | deeside | awhile tae loch an glen | 
| loon takk a daunder up | deeside | awhile tae loch an glen | 
| a a railway right up | deeside | ye see but they did | 
| arnold robertson k 1994 a | deeside | dictionary the hitch hikers guide | 
| a tarland tink efter the | deeside | spikk tarlan tinks migvie gents | 
| considerable fortune before retiring to | deeside | and it is not hard | 
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