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an a comparison o northiasterndialectan glaswegian dialect shows that
soonds representitive o a glaswegiandialectbut thire ur gey few
glaswegian north east aberdeenshire ehmdialecteh and they would use
as buchan or the urbandialectof glaswegian would in most
o northiastern dialect an glaswegiandialectshows that althouch uniformity exists
poems or songs in glaswegiandialectsuch as lament for a
1987 compared wi thi glaswegiandialectyaised by ian banks in
video script on the scottishdialectand accent illustrated with literary
arnold trudgill p 1975 accentdialectand the school london arnold
aboot the accent or yourdialectbut you re ye know
a local accent or localdialectcertain dialect words f606: mmhm
at this time a foreigndialectif not a foreign accent
you have any accent ordialectin in scotland that you
the the most typical scottishdialector accent f950: [exhale] possibly
would you describe your owndialector accent i mean w-
the languages the or thedialector accent i should say
m865: mm any accent ordialector language in scotland that
favourite m865: okay any accentdialector language where you d
have any favourite accent ordialector whatever in scotland where
or any any accent ordialectthat represents scotland best where
s no particular accent ordialectthat you encourage at school
ve mentioned both accent anddialectwhat s the difference for
accent or local dialect certaindialectwords f606: mmhm well you
f606: mmhm m830: in orkneydialecta lot o dialect poetry
differences and similarities between orkneydialectand and welsh welsh dialect
dialect and and welsh welshdialectf948: yeah yes mmhm mmhm
that there was a gaelicdialecthere and a gaelic dialect
in the study of scotsdialectin the scottish situation dialect
wan article writin i dadialectivery week an a dialect
dialect in the scottish situationdialectmixture is an adequate historical
buchan dialect which is adialectof scots but also gaelic
dialect ivery week an adialectpoem an somethin fur bairns
orkney dialect a lot odialectpoetry f606: yeah m830: from
dialect here and a gaelicdialectthere that there were words
t always speak the buchandialectwhich is a dialect of
but whose poems in shetlanddialectand english were collected in
actually think o the shetlanddialectas scots m865: mm you
the children in the shetlanddialectcan we an it wouldnae
encouraged tae encourage the shetlanddialecti mean there s actually
ye canna encourage the shetlanddialectif you re no a
shall not speak in shetlanddialectin this school you shall
listenin to stories in shetlanddialectis maybe no just a
isn t it f978: shetlanddialectis very different yes it
heard anybody talkin broad shetlanddialectkinda they ve always had
and usage of the shetlanddialectlerwick the shetland times robertson
i suppose i mean shetlanddialects very different itself isn
meant to like share shetlanddialectstories an things with children
that s eh in shetlanddialectthat we use an it
be all in the shetlanddialectyou know people dressed up
of english and the buchandialectand there is a very
are regular in the buchandialecti doot we hiv a
too standardised even the buchandialectis full of words that
no a name for thedialectbut just different m865: yeah
accents m865: yeah f951: thedialectkind o thing has i
could elect to do adialectkinda block m865: right u1028:
they ve got different sortadialectm865: mm f948: westray s
are should be in s-dialectm865: okay f951: but it
which is an in- interestindialectof its own m865: yeah
u1028: [inaudible] m865: mmhm f951: dialectthe whole time m865: [laugh]
they have a very interestindialectthey speak aboot pehs m865:
know future teachers to usedialectu1028: [inaudible] m865: is that
an m865: mm mmhm f951: dialectwriters an things like that
forms or performances using localdialectare very valuable as these
all cases and outlawing alldialectforms both the pupil s
surveys and investigations into localdialectforms or performances using local
and evolved in its spokendialectforms particularly in rural areas
1986 that in believing thatdialectforms reflect linguistic impoverishment and
incoming children to learn newdialectspeech forms in king of
as part of the standarddialectvarious other forms of spoken
thi ambiguity atween leid andialectadds tae scots uncertain position
efter a bbc programme ondialectleid s bin on fit
thi distinction atween leid andialectneeds tae be considerit an
leid they micht speak adialecto scots forby english in
status o scots its leiddialectposition aince again became undecidit
a leid is simply adialectwi a flag quhile othirs
to accept that both localdialectand public standard english are
both the pupil s localdialectand standard english are acceptable
contexts which call for localdialectand standard english respectively the
that the differences between homedialectand the formal standard english
in informal standard english localdialector an ethnic minority language
question of their speaking eitherdialector scottish standard english but
is that of the standarddialectstandard english most linguists accept
used to or a differentdialectstandard english or it may
are confronted with a differentdialectstandard english which they have
poems chiefly in the scottishdialect1786 hecht p 55 a
poems into german hochdeutsch ordialectas a singer of burns
poems chiefly in the scottishdialectist burns ein dialektdichter is
1997 tom leonard s glasgowdialectpoems in englishes around the
and it s a differentdialectaltogether he says gutties i
it s like a differentdialectand it s different m608:
wey o speakin f1043: differentdialectf1041: an she thought he
apparent conflict between the differentdialectgroups allen described group conflict
yeah that s f950: differentdialectm865,: interesting though because many
be examples for a differentdialectokay right f948: mmhm i
upon not just a differentdialector coding orientation but a
words are different and thedialects different an it m842:
m842: aye f831: then thedialects different fae for example
f606: mm f828: and alsodialectwas different in lerwick f606:
ve probably got their owndialectas well ye know words
words as opposed to specificallydialectaye f1054: okay right m1019:
regarded as a northern englishdialectwhere eventually words which had
we ve got eh traditionaldialectwords in abundance got wee
english without the inclusion ofdialectwords or even in tho-
i think are are aredialectwords par excellence because there
bearing on the use ofdialectwords were the school type
think m1019: is it alldialectwords you want because it
ever find yourself using anydialectwords yourself i m assuming
those who speak a scotsdialectare proud of how they
connon a neighbour aged 20dialectbessie and gladys speak broad
you speak scots or adialectof scots 33 per cent
language they may speak adialectof scots as well as
you speak scots or adialectof scots e g shetlandic
are inarticulate because of thedialectthey speak young working class
of 1918 the west norwegiandialectword helora meaning to speak
english and remain in thedialectan example is pint this
what remains is a depleteddialectconsisting mostly of common english
ony form then came adialecto english but wi thi
it a language or adialectof english is it bad
influential circles as a rusticdialectof english rather than as
latinate english and then aberdoniandialectrepresent the french of paris
scots english scots and ayrshiredialectto a certain extent many
worry that ye know thedialects fa in back certain
the current pattern of britishdialectvariation isolating certain basic types
onny be guid for dadialectan better fur da language
extend their literary medium acrossdialectand even language boundaries to
constitutes a language or adialectargue about its origins and
made in a north eastdialectclose to the language i
ehm language it s justdialectf1024: that s right f1026:
time for urquhart a foreigndialectif not a foreign language
ways a that the homedialectis deficient as language b
is a language not adialectit should be a huge
is a is a formerdialectof a national language erm
distinct language or merely adialectof northumbrian inglis albeit with
teachers eh what language ordialector accents should teachers use
okay ehm is there anydialector language you don t
and written language uses ofdialector languages in the case
probably have remained another iberiandialectrather than a language in
whose home language is scottishdialectthese speakers can draw upon
about your own language anddialectwere you ever made self
language is essentially a particulardialectwhich has an army and
wi this language and di-dialectyou know they re dialects
valuable archive of writing indialectand literary scots in the
to be any particular regionaldialectand the scots used by
sprinkled it with the scotsdialectbut it may be easily
no doubt that the scotsdialectfeatured on television programmes mainly
not translate burns s scotsdialectinto verse in hochdeutsch without
areas whaur the the scotsdialectis is still eh to
is it s a scotsdialectm952: yeah yeah but mm
and a distaste of scotsdialectmilton 1986 otherwise he would
speakers of gaelic and eachdialectof scots there will be
m741: yep m605: on mydialectof scots you know in
the case in the scotsdialectof upper deeside by the
he described the north eastdialectarea as stretching from the
the north east area somedialectcharacteristics and boundaries in earlier
the north east area somedialectchararacteristics and boundaries 1 9
his student s north eastdialectdae wi her fit are
figure i 2 north eastdialectdistricts taken from o dell
57 58 observed that thedialectof the north east of
east region of the distinctivedialectthat has come to be
for wh of north eastdialectthe thrid of the fayte
area has got its owndialectand f606: mm f1067: there
the world of their owndialectareas is greatly to be
replacing the child s owndialectso close to his own
the use of my owndialectwhich is that of auchterless
of the north eastern scotchdialecton an historical basis bonn
the decline of a gaelicdialectin sutherland as taking place
them according to the deesidedialectof gaelic others became translated
of them use a barbarousdialectof the gaelic amongst themselves
cycle of a scottish gaelicdialectphiladelphia university of pennsylvania douglas
the area speaking the localdialectand participating in the local
are not native to thedialectarea in which they teach
cannot be associated with anydialectarea the body of literature
upper deeside from outwith thedialectarea the deeside study set
within this restricted area thedialectis by no means uniform
industrial area surrounding glasgow thedialectm741: mmhm m605: has become
rigs is in any particulardialectand such a sentence as
think there s any particulardialectthat represents scotland best where
f606: i mean because thedialectseems to be stronger up
small amount of their localdialectblended into the teaching at
a tait o their localdialectblendit intil the teachin at
school not so much localdialectbut f1144: [inaudible] f1145: old
and plays in the localdialectcan have a valued place
king of prussia the localdialectdetails were well documented the
should use the the localdialectf948: yeah that s right
the value of the localdialectis affirmed as also is
in school to use localdialector discouraged or [inaudible] f1145:
of the neighbourhood the localdialectparents may say you know
body of literature in localdialectthis will be a valuable
use and encourage the localdialectyeah f948: i think so
allows d version u ddialecti use ivree day my
siblings who opted to usedialectin opposition to the family
the conditions required one dominantdialectto be in current use
like best is there anydialectwhere you would say okay
were aware of any glasgowdialectyou know creeping into the
spoke you know the olddialectan f746: yeah f978: they
heard people singing in thisdialectf746: mmhm f978: very old
is possible to find adialectword in old books old
one variety or the otherdialectin davies a ed problems
ironically is spoken in aedialector anither by the feck
ironically is spoken in aedialector anither by the feck
it is spoken in onedialector another by the majority
fairly get roadit wi thedialector lang hey ye feel
german or into a germandialectwithout doing some damage to
identity with an alien schooldialectbut extending his range of
wick there s a strongdialectin wick m865,: mmhm right
got tae slow down f1027: dialectmmhm f1023: grandparents down south
mmhm m605: right in mydialectthat s pronounced away m741:
there and particularly the bordeauxdialectwhich makes sense m608: mm
dared ta spik in ddialectafore dis teacher a savage
writin dis essay in ddialectalthough i suspect hit does
tae stick tae ma aindialectan i d like ither
etymology and pronunciation o ddialectd best plis t geing
an still spik daday ddialectu d shitln iylz fur
m605: because that s mydialectan it doesn t bother
also he spoke the ayrshiredialectand i think that er
writing she s attempting peidialectshort stories she s also
jars future brits may havedialectmake overs skill transplants shop
i ve never lost mydialecteh while a lot o
in ye know s-s- speakindialectspeakin yer natural tongue if
they ve kept they redialectpretty strong in westray m865,:
scot is certainly not adialectbut with equal certainty it
rather than a change ofdialectcertainly it is true that
that it is a disreputabledialectcompared with the various kinds
to be encouraged a gooddialectis something to be proud
ein dialektdichter is burns adialectpoet is therefore an immediate
is is just a socialdialectth- that s removed but
is the pronunciation level withindialectvariation and every speaker has
comedy sketch portrays a northeasterndialect1 bunty i wis shocked
phonological aspects of a seconddialectafter relocating from one dialectal
change goin on in edialectan ye get a mixter
developed a contemptuous attitude todialectand a view that literary
a rich feast of scottishdialectand an exact record of
as a unique and importantdialectand as a useful lingua
find quite a lot ofdialectand kind of colloquial terms
close knit social network preserveddialecteven though confronted by a
first in a coat thedialectevie has a fairly broad
say that was a fastdialecti went every summer obviously
those not familiar with thedialectin order to get a
press macafee c 1994 traditionaldialectin the modern world a
used by these people adialectmost of the dialects of
exchanging pleasantries speaking mallorcan adialectof catalan based on provençal
and varied range of socialdialectphenomena and a splendid collection
bi abbotsford claikin in tamildialectsae i kent feint a
paiterson it s a guiddialectsong f1011: aye that s
linmill stories writing by nativedialectspeakers with a real insight
environment taking part in adialectsurvey of uses and changes
o a la- o adialectthat actually belongs somewhere on
word as coal in thedialectthere was aye a difference
a heavily influenced secondary contactdialectwith the scandinavian invasion of
the highland line as adialectword that comes from the
from an example of tarlanddialectwhich had been written down
are proud of their distinctivedialectand culture they celebrate it
how he bestowed upon theirdialecthitherto only despised and laughed
last year asking whether thedialectdictionary had its day i
song in shet- in thedialectan an then they would
then anyone s who- whosedialectdoesn t fit in with
by this sudden shift indialecthe stood immobile staring at
the man perhaps the vestigaldialectin the colony could yet
literary quality of the lanarkshiredialectmaterial in robert mclellan s
material couched in the samedialectsimilarly the attitude of many
region for instance the ruraldialectstill found in parts of
were written in the puredialectwith all the correct rhythms
aye they caad yavellers naedialects iver deid fin ye
as many families from otherdialectareas living within the speech
varied whiles it will bedialectan on occasion it winna
it an accident that regionaldialectwas considered appropriate to low
says tod an whaup aredialectwirds fer fox an curlew
way f638: but that sdialectisn t it f637: we
were taught f638: that sdialect[?]though[/?] f637: no but i
throu tae west o scotlandialectwi oot heavy haundedness the
project i da wye odialectwriting i imagine du kens
aye f831: so the thedialecteven then differs how the
towards the retention of thatdialectand the the passin it
the acquisition of the philadelphiadialectby out of state children
to enhance and value thedialectof our community ehm so
sounds and cadences of thedialectsome of my previously published
discussion of the findings earlydialectstudies investigating the speech of
opportunities committee has raised particularlydialecti hope that it will
wee stories f1144: just thedialecti can remember when i
hiker s guide to thedialectaboyne 1994 when the pupils
hitch hikers guide to thedialectaboyne aboyne academy romaine s
certainly nae the same strongdialectdoon here though it s
el- immigrants m741: [inaudible] glasgowdialects hopelessly corrupt m605: glasgow
varied sometimes it will bedialectand occasionally it will not
will not be confined todialectmaterial native to the areas
the pupils collected the remainingdialectfrom friends relatives and neighbours
arising directly from the nonstandarddialectlearners need textbooks worksheets and
to be given shape thedialecti spoke was and to
the the the the thedialectwas kept wasn t it
doot dey ll fin undiluteddialectbraaly herd ta understand if
no more nine to fiversdialectmake overs aerial skyway intergalactic

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