spellings
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were beginning to displace scots | spellings | heir would be replaced by |
give a few examples english | spellings | were beginning to displace scots |
it s the phonetic spernin- | spellings | er in direct speech dramatically |
have the use of phonetic | spellings | in direct speech dramatically to |
looked at earlier the phonetic | spellings | point to very specific regional |
in the way demotic phonetic | spellings | throw up new relationships between |
of caesuras irregular the scots | spellings | esp the digraphs ui in |
solution he proposes replacing irregular | spellings | with regular rather than operating |
scots orthography in general these | spellings | avoid many of the anomalies |
scots orthography in general these | spellings | avoid many of the anomalies |
scots orthography in general these | spellings | avoid many of the anomalies |
traditional scots orthography they re | spellings | that represent the author s |
traditional scots orthography they are | spellings | that represent the author s |
of cross referencing of variant | spellings | and the interdependency of u |
extract linguistic information about variant | spellings | or plural forms it is |
be foond mony a variant | spellings | thogt an thought lookt an |
the scots q u h | spellings | and the past tense verbs |
q u h spelling the | spellings | reid and heid for red |
in particular we find scots | spellings | the now familiar q u |
in order to rhyme other | spellings | eye heart moon light etc |
is clearly scots with characteristic | spellings | quh some of which equally |
little corpus erm these s- | spellings | although very diversified actually throw |
come and some are sensible | spellings | which were used by the |
direct speech altering the the | spellings | to give you a sense |
[inhale] erm you get scots | spellings | here shall s c h |
form of speech and the | spellings | employed by various kailyard writers |
in english look at the | spellings | and the word forms why |
[inhale] and some of the | spellings | still suggest scots pronunciations things |
aboot ye glossary the scots | spellings | used are in accordance with |
scots in general the scots | spellings | used give useful guidance to |
making a complete list of | spellings | two sub editors to distinguish |
to end controversy over the | spellings | of particular words it should |
can be found for the | spellings | of some words the concise |
good reason to alter the | spellings | of such words if the |
around 1520 and given scotticised | spellings | but no satisfactory published version |
ve got so many different | spellings | for so many different things |
textbook stuff notice the gh | spellings | in this text still no |
eh a number of possible | spellings | for every word and f718: |
one or at most two | spellings | are are given for each |
and an analogy with such | spellings | we might feel obliged to |
note too the more scottish | spellings | and grammatical inflexions in waldegrave |
marked much more by phoneticised | spellings | you re looking at sh- |
evidence for loss in the | spellings | assemlie right where you ve |
the verb inflexion and the | spellings | disguise the pronunciation of the |