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teeming but without the [inaudible] | pronunciation | f1023: aye teeming yes teeming |
do not usually alter the | pronunciation | of that linguistic variable after |
the strongest influence in the | pronunciation | of that variable with the |
spelling accents and so on | pronunciation | but understand why the- and |
to regard all systems of | pronunciation | of english as accents it |
accents which refer to the | pronunciation | systems of both standard english |
distinctive in its vocabulary spelling | pronunciation | an grammar hus a considerable |
from the spelling about the | pronunciation | of any word since any |
note on language spelling and | pronunciation | should however be read first |
where one variant a particular | pronunciation | grammatical form vocabulary item etc |
regional variations in vocabulary and | pronunciation | i have tried to be |
taught the grammar vocabulary and | pronunciation | of standard english but that |
features of grammar vocabulary and | pronunciation | relate to features of his |
give useful guidance to the | pronunciation | of scots words the equivalent |
give useful guidance to the | pronunciation | of scots words the equivalent |
give useful guidance to the | pronunciation | of scots words the equivalent |
give useful guidance to the | pronunciation | the equivalent meaning given in |
alasdair morrison will correct my | pronunciation | afterwards i said caran a |
in my head the correct | pronunciation | for admir- and i couldn |
interrupted morag to correct her | pronunciation | of hilo she said you |
the usual and only correct | pronunciation | of r in all positions |
the correct form of the | pronunciation | this stage would soon merge |
d history grammar etymology and | pronunciation | o d dialect d best |
to indicate a difference in | pronunciation | from the english on on |
bair does the last indicate | pronunciation | in modern scots the e |
having used the prestigious standard | pronunciation | of words such as beautiful |
known as r p received | pronunciation | spoken standard english is the |
the scottish national dictionary the | pronunciation | with k is fairly standard |
influences to to influence our | pronunciation | m1055: mmhm m1008: and eh |
with the meaning or the | pronunciation | o the words and talking |
when spoken aloud with scottish | pronunciation | and it leads into the |
e male mail the e | pronunciation | in modern scots is recorded |
in modern scots the e | pronunciation | is found north of the |
his work on early english | pronunciation | 1869 89 in the london |
j 1889 on early english | pronunciation | vols 1 5 london fasold |
and indeed this was the | pronunciation | known to older invernessians well |
of replicating characteristic north east | pronunciation | in graph form figure iii |
up many central issues in | pronunciation | in in scots eh and |
of central and southern scots | pronunciation | in north east speech amongst |
in the transmission of scots | pronunciation | in pupils speech nor did |
is possible to deduce the | pronunciation | of nearly every scots word |
is possible to deduce the | pronunciation | of nearly every specifically scots |
valuable for recording details of | pronunciation | the outlandish appearance of scots |
scots and english rhymes which | pronunciation | to choose a vote on |
as swit the central scots | pronunciation | too often to be perceived |
north east manner although scots | pronunciation | was being learned by children |
whereas jean findlater s later | pronunciation | of the words are given |
to avoid confusion with english | pronunciation | the ui digraph wherever it |
have been the north east | pronunciation | of the word the way |
to give a guide to | pronunciation | without being too idiosyncratic i |
psychological repercussions every speaker s | pronunciation | depends on a very complicated |
there [laugh] mm f1054: nice | pronunciation | ehm grandfather f1144: grandpa that |
just pal f1054: and the | pronunciation | s quite distinct there kinda |
feeling guid f1054: like the | pronunciation | there that s good m1015: |
leaves no doubt about the | pronunciation | even if another diagraph would |
subjects favoured one method of | pronunciation | over another he adopted the |
maybe just a slightly different | pronunciation | maybe f1053: an would all |
it s just a different | pronunciation | ye dinnae get heifers m999: |
of white society in their | pronunciation | of does 100 of poor |
aye yeah yeah m999: just | pronunciation | aye w- would be in |
be just a matter of | pronunciation | is that f948: mmhm i |
f832: but that s just | pronunciation | isn t it f835: lazy |
there s also the local | pronunciation | for montague street which everybody |
the whisper in fact local | pronunciation | gives away the name as |
spelt in line with local | pronunciation | mapped it as pittindeaun or |
i m interested in your | pronunciation | there katrina cause you said |
the students begin to practise | pronunciation | of the new language in |
the records of upper deeside | pronunciation | therefore go back over 200 |
but with scotticised or anglicised | pronunciation | only a few old people |
think of that influenced my | pronunciation | if it did would be |
marked regional variations particularly in | pronunciation | my poems are cast in |
the mini market corrected my | pronunciation | this would be helpful in |
what my case endings or | pronunciation | were like i think that |
very well with the welsh | pronunciation | a 1682 map had it |
it s a good scottish | pronunciation | gud sometimes g u i |
occasionally shift their mode of | pronunciation | in new york it seems |
similarities in the rules of | pronunciation | and intonation when the written |
and the spellings disguise the | pronunciation | of the text clearly showeth |
f606: mmhm f1067: and the | pronunciation | which we have for the |
hunder year baith in the | pronunciation | an wi the inclusion o |
aires you ll notice the | pronunciation | [audience laughter] james gray in frankfurt |
isn t it f835: lazy | pronunciation | it s not like the |
background accent then is the | pronunciation | level within dialect variation and |
seemilaritie atween oor border lallans | pronunciation | o oor numerals an that |