prestige
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discovered striking differences in the | prestige | accorded to certain scots words |
community an example of covert | prestige | at work the phonological variables |
exploring the covert and overt | prestige | of gaelic scots and english |
stigma attached to language no | prestige | no stereotypes attached to the |
were rated higher for wealth | prestige | intelligence and incongruously height whereas |
the use of a high | prestige | accent automatically means that the |
beautifully constructed sentences and a | prestige | accent must be saying something |
regional accent of high social | prestige | often known as r p |
sinking of the oil tanker | prestige | off the spanish coast and |
and this then becomes the | prestige | code this is the code |
does enormous good for the | prestige | and standing of the scottish |
world heritage site status the | prestige | of being on the world |
and improve its status and | prestige | the present condition of what |
though confronted by a high | prestige | language variety and produced two |
be included recognises the high | prestige | in which the gaelic and |
non local dialects carried high | prestige | value altogether 108 children were |
f940: almost m942: what almost | prestige | m941: i almost work for |
the language lost both the | prestige | of being associated with the |
urban housing schemes or the | prestige | of the language is higher |
certain sort of gloss and | prestige | by the way they presented |
been creeping north as a | prestige | form for example mag aret |
use of er in its | prestige | form the number of women |
a huge international popularity and | prestige | across continental europe and north |
of logie coldstone where the | prestige | language amongst the children themselves |
tae world communications or e | prestige | o britain at at time |
large school population there the | prestige | language was scots at least |
cred it gies their leid | prestige | foo mony skweels get thon |
stone carvings all expressing the | prestige | of an owner who wanted |