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differently thought differently why even | spoke | differently pause you could have |
allanmore pete ruadh when pete | spoke | english it was pronounced differently |
lyndsay mcintosh and johann lamont | spoke | about consultation they also spoke |
spoke about consultation they also | spoke | about the concerns that were |
it m1163: and so we | spoke | and i i spoke [?]her back[/?] |
we spoke and i i | spoke | [?]her back[/?] shall we say and |
he heard the less he | spoke | the less he spoke the |
he spoke the less he | spoke | the more he heard why |
the people to whom we | spoke | did not feel that they |
which everyone to whom we | spoke | in aberdeen mentioned is connectivity |
whom were french i therefore | spoke | in french and told them |
constantly depending on whom they | spoke | to alex easton headteachers association |
the people to whom we | spoke | were in the business of |
the people to whom we | spoke | were the sort of people |
like chaucer s prioress who | spoke | french after the school of |
met a little russian who | spoke | french and told us how |
that asked what languages i | spoke | i ticked french because i |
respond if asked why they | spoke | in catalon or french fasold |
did not speak english i | spoke | to him in paisley french |
of the stone fireplace susan | spoke | from behind him her voice |
hadn t i the god | spoke | his voice was fluty and |
own little princess when father | spoke | in wrath no voice was |
broken as soon as she | spoke | the other voice vanished if |
on many issues those groups | spoke | with one voice funding voluntary |
there is something that we | spoke | about earlier in relation to |
of the scheme the minister | spoke | about that earlier i noted |
marriage ceremony fee my colleagues | spoke | earlier of the present variance |
inadequate calcium intake that i | spoke | of earlier means that people |
of his full supper mabel | spoke | a lot about her folk |
the way folk worked and | spoke | and with the people themselves |
in 1927 the older folk | spoke | gaelic when they came out |
folk fae glen ey that | spoke | it an they war catholics |
we s- f- ne- never | spoke | like folk at johnshaven did |
interesting in glasgow and i | spoke | to folk ken and they |
mither an father s we | spoke | aboot the car bein in |
they war catholics my father | spoke | bitties o gaelic fin he |
and my mother and father | spoke | it when they did not |
speak english my other granda | spoke | a lot of scots but |
a tall lean smoker who | spoke | english fairly well like his |
east parents and grandparents frequently | spoke | english in preference to scots |
hear it certainly most children | spoke | english in the interview setting |
came tae the door he | spoke | in gey broken english he |
his he was bilingual er | spoke | perfect english but also he |
of ancient houses who really | spoke | scotch not mark me english |
some scots speaking children only | spoke | scots within the home english |
perfect english but also he | spoke | the ayrshire dialect and i |
upper deeside area born locally | spoke | the english of their in |
a great lady and she | spoke | the queen s english beautifully |
of ou-ou- our thinkin i | spoke | a little bit about meditatin |
is also disappointing jim wallace | spoke | about all the benefits of |
important er er when i | spoke | about at school being corrected |
the respondents to the inquiry | spoke | about consultation fatigue and i |
the conservative government interruption i | spoke | about cuts that were imposed |
tales of shopping trips she | spoke | about her make up likes |
him correctly the first minister | spoke | about his support for regional |
apostle had many that he | spoke | about in indearing terms such |
deep that one and never | spoke | about it besides she had |
on the south side i | spoke | about it to jimmie but |
you have been saying you | spoke | about local authorities establishing joint |
and september last year she | spoke | about lodging a motion such |
s announcements yesterday dr simpson | spoke | about renationalisation of health care |
one another the convener we | spoke | about scottish homes and its |
15 mr paterson janet allan | spoke | about targets what targets should |
open and democratic scotland he | spoke | about that in the context |
thank you i thought we | spoke | about that yesterday f1112: that |
employee of b q who | spoke | about the benefits to her |
ewing moray snp the member | spoke | about the burns heritage in |
very difficult area brian adam | spoke | about the churn at the |
dee wi local history he | spoke | about the cockerty stones on |
in echt and kinraddie and | spoke | about the different world she |
of the voluntary sector she | spoke | about the diversity of the |
is going on we also | spoke | about the exploitation of the |
of the staffing establishment you | spoke | about the factors that had |
he might blink if i | spoke | about the hellery in my |
way in which irene mcgugan | spoke | about the issue the report |
those needs accordingly robert brown | spoke | about the need for a |
is that which donald gorrie | spoke | about there is no use |
esteem about the way they | spoke | f1144: yeah f1054: and eh |
an exercise about alliteration we | spoke | in scots we gave examples |
15 pupils felt about 5 | spoke | scots roughly one third by |
about marriages in 1987 i | spoke | to the registrar in gretna |
alliteration in scots the bairns | spoke | back in scots the bairns |
was born in eighteen forty | spoke | eh nothing else but scots |
an exercise aboot alliteration we | spoke | in scots we gied examples |
the scots dialeck whit a | spoke | maun hae been somethin diffrent |
not they themselves understood or | spoke | north east scots to indicate |
her new appointment my grandparents | spoke | only scots and my mother |
officially to children who really | spoke | scots a wee boy put |
century the previous scottish parliament | spoke | scots and had its official |
directly who in the family | spoke | scots what kind of things |
more of their own friends | spoke | scots whilst only 58 claimed |
that s the way they | spoke | and so therefore like school |
that in the way children | spoke | cause you know how australian |
way your mates at school | spoke | or m903: wi some lads |
the way that he himself | spoke | so in the limousin he |
fathers al- always talk er | spoke | the same way as the |
old mither tongue and you | spoke | the way that you always |
to perceive the way they | spoke | they too are beginning to |
they the way they kinda | spoke | to you an i was |
[inaudible] f826: the way they | spoke | was different from the way |
felt that the way they | spoke | was unacceptable or something to |
affrontit wi the way he | spoke | yesterday he made me sound |
brochure how many people still | spoke | gaelic in islay you know |
or two here and there | spoke | gaelic tho it wis maistly |
people west of dinnet still | spoke | gaelic until 1500 1600 but |
in having a teacher who | spoke | gaelic winnie ewing mentioned the |
stayed wi a wummin that | spoke | naethin bit gaelic we warna |
not the bereaved mother who | spoke | but something outside beyond grief |
the only scottish member who | spoke | in the debate and because |
i thank those members who | spoke | in the debate for the |
that the committee members who | spoke | in the debate including david |
welcomed by many members who | spoke | in the debate robin harper |
who broke with tradition and | spoke | in the preface of his |
still were any people who | spoke | it as their first language |
only people he knew who | spoke | like that lived inside the |
who someone was an he | spoke | sixteen names i counted them |
siblings neighbours relatives etc who | spoke | that language on page four |
only when the people who | spoke | them submitted to political unions |
went to the centre and | spoke | to an individual who said |
is vital last week i | spoke | to ernest benach who was |
most of the people who | spoke | to him at the cross |
have spoken to somebody who | spoke | to somebody m741: yeah the |
a member of the committe | spoke | to the workman involved who |
wife mary s mother always | spoke | aboot her husband as their |
was always known that they | spoke | a bit different from us |
hole reid the farmer always | spoke | of them by their surname |
an loons no we never | spoke | aboot that in st cyrus |
identical shapes but i never | spoke | at home there had been |
mmhm f646: and stran- never | spoke | much to anybody you know |
ay a real doll never | spoke | out of turn you could |
i never i ve never | spoke | to her oh yeah yeah |
doctor in auchenblae i never | spoke | to the postie again on |
people in the next valley | spoke | a different language to the |
if there was mair people | spoke | it maybe you you would |
asked whether any of them | spoke | latin unfortunately few people speak |
that s what some people | spoke | like you ll see if |
study on remoter areas we | spoke | to many people and learned |
when he went out and | spoke | to people in a specific |
we constructed the strategy and | spoke | to people we did not |
not that straightforward when we | spoke | to some technical people adsl |
older people and they all | spoke | you know the old dialect |
wis a nurse there that | spoke | it that s the only |
our only common language he | spoke | of an arduous journey many |
famely only time mah faithir | spoke | ti me wis oan his |
the only time i ever | spoke | to my dochter on the |
talkin aboot eyes oo oo | spoke | aboot een no eyes it |
if you had we aye | spoke | aboot green roadies m1000: aye |
playing f1054: fock in dundee | spoke | aboot kick the can what |
right enough kye they they | spoke | aboot kye aye mmhm m999: |
my grandparents and great grandad | spoke | it i hear it in |
should like to hear it | spoke | out plain mr maclaurin the |
the times i mean we | spoke | to them and hear how |
from the anglo saxons they | spoke | a germanic language and the |
of language i would have | spoke | had my ancestors not come |
been asked what language he | spoke | he would have had to |
learning another language they simply | spoke | it and enjoyed it they |
language that their germanic ancestors | spoke | when they first came to |
s happening i ve not | spoke | to her she came up |
was different from what we | spoke | at home f718: mm m017: |
countless died and tearful relatives | spoke | many of those responsible are |
visited many places together he | spoke | with affectionate respect for the |
study it carefully before we | spoke | in the debate hugh henry |
in it all when you | spoke | and changed everything by being |
among the judges when he | spoke | it was with a quiet |
such a memory when weir | spoke | of it mitchel hated him |
using their mither tongue bairns | spoke | their mither tongue but when |
no that was when i | spoke | to [censored: forename] ehm she was |
uh huh f1111: when i | spoke | to [censored: forename] last week i |
campaign against gats when i | spoke | to john watson of the |
you like interestingly when i | spoke | to my fifth year and |
much a sense that you | spoke | when you had something relevant |
than a college education we | spoke | last week a little bit |
favoured yawnin lowland men they | spoke | a tongue a coudnae catch |
that s how the morningsiders | spoke | and they still do it |
and they f1149: aw f1148: | spoke | dutch f1149: mmhm f1148: so |
but they felt that we | spoke | much faster than them f1025: |
and national organisations george reid | spoke | on that subject they encourage |
understand pure urdu th-th- they | spoke | say you know before partition |
aye ma an da they | spoke | to ane anither on that |
s- answerin them as they | spoke | to you f606: mmhm f902: |
was mute and all they | spoke | was but with the eye |
was mute and all they | spoke | was but with the eye |
and held it while he | spoke | and at the end of |
helt i heloro means he | spoke | confusedly did we turn this |
opened the doors before he | spoke | he looked right at me |
with fce like classes he | spoke | in glowing terms of the |
mostly at bethia while he | spoke | morag was starting to think |
head since yesterday afternoon he | spoke | of the changing face of |
wide berth any time he | spoke | tae the gairdener or the |
tae work every time jonsar | spoke | tae the mannie he cast |
clever boy an he just | spoke | them an he said he |
speak to me although he | spoke | to a member of my |
in evidence he paused then | spoke | very fast there ll be |
white paper tablenapkin as he | spoke | was he destined to become |
hand off the phone and | spoke | to it you still there |
need to justify herself i | spoke | tae him i did i |
mm f902: changin how you | spoke | to them but you did |
live stunted lives as she | spoke | i found myself recalling my |
at the british embassy we | spoke | in my room in low |
you know my elder siblings | spoke | in yorkshire accents of course |
then away again you neither | spoke | nor smiled my irritation swelled |
twistin it roon as she | spoke | and ah saw how loose |
just that s how you | spoke | to your mates f902: uh |
er f718: mmhm m017: really | spoke | nothing else at at home |
britain and none of them | spoke | anything except russian even though |
was rationed and the lady | spoke | of her worries to the |
of the problems that she | spoke | of the chaps in her |
sex an drink as she | spoke | she cupped her hand and |
one day at playtime and | spoke | through the railings to her |
no good [cough] so i | spoke | to her and said i |
family folklore insists that she | spoke | broad to us she left |
ice of mine then she | spoke | quiet and soft now hen |
the first time that i | spoke | at the house of commons |
taken for example recently i | spoke | to the deputy first minister |
me for a second and | spoke | your first sentence that dress |
of weakness you know we | spoke | that s what a couple |
s the answer bit eve | spoke | sherply tae him tell the |
rebirth of revelation that weir | spoke | of it had evaded mitchel |
name lorraine mmhm f1054: i | spoke | tae a bloke in pitlochry |
a probably f831: mmhm m842: | spoke | the same f831: aye uh |
mmhm f902: yer customers ye | spoke | ye found yersel s- answerin |
a child that if ye | spoke | afore ye traivelt ye wis |
dining room too and guests | spoke | in lowered voices as if |
pottage if i if i | spoke | properly an put it on |
in there with some yiddish | spoke | immigrant jews wi pa s |
sweirtie o some fock thit | spoke | nochts ense bot border lallans |
consideration robin harper i too | spoke | briefly in the members business |
i think that sarah boyack | spoke | for the labour party at |
i i m999: aye m1000: | spoke | to a a buddy quite |
the proposal however i recently | spoke | to a local area tourist |
went on to say i | spoke | to jim wallace and told |
of local pay bargaining i | spoke | to nursing students at lunch |
i mean one guy i | spoke | to this is just interestin |
the nurse but after i | spoke | to tiger it all became |
given shape the dialect i | spoke | was and to a good |
ruit wis it you that | spoke | ye shilpit thing i ll |
like that s what you | spoke | as you were or was |
hadn t met anybody that | spoke | like that in a long |
and handbag any woman bill | spoke | to for more than a |
not the reverse happened macroy | spoke | at length to sir john |
executive which of its representatives | spoke | at the agriculture and fisheries |
the schuil a aye juist | spoke | ordinary but in the cless |
depots and quarries the minister | spoke | after bruce crawford and talked |
away from the window and | spoke | audibly back to sewage disposal |
gliding crane bent down and | spoke | in a stage whisper mimicking |
mid scotland and fife region | spoke | of the trade off between |
phoned there and then and | spoke | to a brilliant girl erm |
the red telephone box and | spoke | to edith [censored: surname] mrs [censored: surname] |
dressed in black the lady | spoke | to the young lass and |
puin ma sleigh then up | spoke | an eskimo sparky an spruce |
thee tess sings an up | spoke | babby jesus fi in mary |
parliament his colleague anne begg | spoke | of the need to reform |
political contexts that this nationalism | spoke | to recent commentary has clarified |
of concrete achievements that schuman | spoke | of as the building blocks |
the leids gart thaim that | spoke | thaim aw the mair determinit |
the leids gart thaim that | spoke | thaim aw the mair determinit |
branches blazing a burning bush | spoke | tae charlton heston as well |
silence berna sings an mary | spoke | ti joseph sae meek an |