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| an that if ye d | spoken | broad scots they widna hae |
| broad scots rubbish a v | spoken | fisherraw aw ma days an |
| richt enough like quite broad | spoken | i said the stoupie s |
| relaxed i m pretty broad | spoken | m865,: okay now ehm scotland |
| can also perhaps recognise a | spoken | standard comprising the broad range |
| bit gaelic we warna broad | spoken | they re much broader spoken |
| and languages are not merely | spoken | alongside standard scottish english in |
| is more difficult to define | spoken | rather than written standard english |
| you can t have a | spoken | standard but i think if |
| identify a specific form of | spoken | standard english certainly it is |
| by enabling him to use | spoken | standard english in public contexts |
| to encourage the use of | spoken | standard english in the classroom |
| as r p received pronunciation | spoken | standard english is the language |
| all cases exactly what constitutes | spoken | standard english it can be |
| certain basic types of variety | spoken | standard english with its various |
| largely replaced by standard english | spoken | with a marked regional accent |
| appropriate form of standard english | spoken | with a suitably modified regional |
| s a closer correlation atween | spoken | an written forms an it |
| sermons as written to be | spoken | and therefore you would be |
| encouraged to explore differences between | spoken | and written language and again |
| in society the relations between | spoken | and written language language in |
| use such as relationships between | spoken | and written language uses of |
| the differences between stages of | spoken | and written performance the modern |
| be expected to understand both | spoken | and written scots and that |
| can be expected to understand | spoken | and written scots and that |
| data from a range of | spoken | and written sources speeches by |
| text whether s- written or | spoken | is only two thousand words |
| electronic corpus containing written and | spoken | materials with data from initially |
| is this to be a | spoken | or written version of the |
| collection of both written and | spoken | texts in the language of |
| register in this case from | spoken | to written rather than a |
| looks at grammatical characteristics of | spoken | vs written language one looks |
| bsl as well as the | spoken | written languages within the child |
| or scotch language is generally | spoken | a few inhabiting the forest |
| inclusion of questions on language | spoken | at home and on income |
| other topics particularly income language | spoken | at home and the scots |
| accept a question on language | spoken | at home and there is |
| that a question on language | spoken | at home is not to |
| on ethnic groupings and language | spoken | at home with a specific |
| language of place x as | spoken | by people born there as |
| the difference between the language | spoken | by pupils in the classroom |
| scots defined as the language | spoken | by some people in the |
| we define as the language | spoken | by some people in the |
| scots defined as the language | spoken | by some people in the |
| scots define as the language | spoken | by some people in the |
| supported the scots language have | spoken | in favour of the question |
| a very different language is | spoken | in glasgow from what i |
| is the language most commonly | spoken | in scotland the csg recommended |
| only language alloued tae be | spoken | in scottish schuils wis tae |
| on a question on language | spoken | in the home and i |
| including the question on language | spoken | in the home and on |
| for a question on language | spoken | in the home but the |
| question about language that was | spoken | in the home census users |
| that a question on language | spoken | in the home does not |
| about the language that is | spoken | in the home if it |
| of a question on language | spoken | in the home in scotland |
| of a question on language | spoken | in the home in the |
| religion ethnic background and language | spoken | in the home including scots |
| information on ethnic group language | spoken | in the home the scots |
| household survey question on language | spoken | in the home whatever size |
| had appeared to him and | spoken | in the irish language in |
| would have been the language | spoken | in this area at this |
| speak scots which language is | spoken | in your home scots do |
| social stigma the language generally | spoken | is the gaelic most of |
| a a special section mentionin | spoken | language and that we should |
| tae her fowk at her | spoken | language can be seen in |
| and idiomatic features of the | spoken | language have seldom been represented |
| conformed to tradition tentie o | spoken | language heizin scots tae part |
| no doubt that as a | spoken | language it is now becoming |
| reformation and continued as the | spoken | language of all classes in |
| scots has survived as a | spoken | language that that scottish literature |
| by the learning of the | spoken | language the deaf are helped |
| appears is intended as a | spoken | language the orthography aims to |
| complex and sophisticated as any | spoken | language to sign is natural |
| deny the existence of a | spoken | scots language aitken has stated |
| aw that threaps the language | spoken | the day in scotland is |
| a language called gaelic is | spoken | which is quite different from |
| regulated uncontaminated environment the language | spoken | within this family cocoon however |
| printed page but scots when | spoken | aloud with scottish pronunciation and |
| religion on income on languages | spoken | at home or on scots |
| maist scottish educated scots an | spoken | bi the majority ye juist |
| in scots and it was | spoken | by everyone in scotland who |
| gutter or tumshie scots is | spoken | by socially disadvantaged people who |
| the the broadest scots is | spoken | by the most socially deprived |
| i like to hear scots | spoken | dad has books on celtic |
| er er scots that was | spoken | eh every generation of course |
| where there is some scots | spoken | eh very often the the |
| t like to hear doric | spoken | i hear more scots in |
| quite like to hear it | spoken | i hear scots on radio |
| like the way it s | spoken | i just use scots at |
| it do you hear scots | spoken | in abyne ay aa ower |
| brush the scots that is | spoken | in caithness is very different |
| scots as the particular english | spoken | in scotland at the stert |
| this scots the particular english | spoken | in scotland in the 21t |
| described the type of scots | spoken | in that area one or |
| far d ye hear scots | spoken | in the broch ma granparents |
| flemish gaelic an scots wes | spoken | in the early burghs richt |
| flemish gaelic an scots wes | spoken | in the early burghs richt |
| flemish gaelic and scots was | spoken | in the early towns through |
| you like to hear scots | spoken | no what do you dislike |
| you like to hear scots | spoken | not from my dad but |
| you like to hear scots | spoken | not really no what don |
| that time were quite scots | spoken | now freens that still teach |
| 10 is completely absent frae | spoken | scots an sociolinguistic research fur |
| means of cultural expression although | spoken | scots appears to be in |
| of english thus murison sees | spoken | scots as having been corrupted |
| a problem of definition with | spoken | scots david murison 1979 in |
| unfortunately what now survives of | spoken | scots has become linguistically dissociated |
| m not really talkin about | spoken | scots i m just talkin |
| result of the treatment of | spoken | scots in the schools many |
| puny to actors unfamiliar with | spoken | scots it will be necessary |
| consaits aboot the state o | spoken | scots the day he threaps |
| because of the erosion of | spoken | scots under the impact of |
| the extent of erosion of | spoken | scots under the impact of |
| form of scots was s- | spoken | there i used to be |
| english even when i ve | spoken | to you in scots you |
| frae the scots that wis | spoken | twa three hunder year syne |
| learning about all the languages | spoken | 2 1 5 establish an |
| wide range of languages were | spoken | by msps in the chamber |
| voices and many languages are | spoken | in scotland however there are |
| in other non english languages | spoken | in scotland section 3 3 |
| accept the question on languages | spoken | in the home and on |
| for a question on languages | spoken | in the home because the |
| collected indicates that most widely | spoken | languages in scotland other than |
| to identify the most commonly | spoken | languages in scotland other than |
| 30 or 40 languages were | spoken | one immediately finds oneself dans |
| languages colleagues the assessment of | spoken | skills as is the case |
| set out which languages are | spoken | the scottish parliament s research |
| i prefer to hear english | spoken | because it s just what |
| other than english have been | spoken | by msps in debates for |
| before on the nature of | spoken | english and its differences from |
| dialect various other forms of | spoken | english from other regions which |
| gillian brown s listening to | spoken | english hardback for 30 kopecks |
| about flowing m741: yeah m605: | spoken | english now m741: yeah m605: |
| sketch about an examination in | spoken | english she then collapsed into |
| you like to hear english | spoken | i think it s awful |
| often use in in english | spoken | in the highlands which is |
| who observed that english was | spoken | properly in only two places |
| fur thi edinburgh corpus o | spoken | scottish english also determinit that |
| some english more english was | spoken | than russian aliona seems quite |
| area where little english was | spoken | to maintain peace in the |
| wurds ah hear tell war | spoken | bi lao tzu gin we |
| i like to hear it | spoken | but i ve got a |
| glasgow from what i hear | spoken | in buchan there is more |
| you like to hear it | spoken | yes i don t understand |
| austria yugoslavia where slovenian is | spoken | at home and german in |
| homes where no gaelic is | spoken | [cough] and they have no |
| perceived areas where gaelic is | spoken | ehm so basically the- their |
| macbeth er would certainly have | spoken | er gaelic most of the |
| have you m1036: i have | spoken | gaelic all my life i |
| so i think you ve | spoken | gaelic all your life have |
| but gaelic would have been | spoken | here for a while the |
| recorded that gaelic was still | spoken | in birse at the close |
| in some areas gaelic are | spoken | in the local community a |
| jigsaw where gaelic was generally | spoken | the vernacular idiom of crathie |
| has been practising in the | spoken | form that it becomes possible |
| the form of anglo saxon | spoken | in lothian and berwickshire which |
| genre in oral form say | spoken | instructions or a spoken recount |
| origins and where it is | spoken | and lately most of us |
| would in most cases be | spoken | by working class speakers from |
| above as those most widely | spoken | in scotland by members of |
| the word need never be | spoken | again that should be the |
| she hardly had the word | spoken | and turned her round about |
| quicksand one moment one word | spoken | and you and your achievements |
| balance if ae word is | spoken | to cast a shadow on |
| way we write down the | spoken | word we can see from |
| islands lab both ministers have | spoken | about increased dialogue between the |
| talk i mean we ve | spoken | about this you ken at |
| we ve f831: aye m842: | spoken | about ye re tryin to |
| bible says words i ve | spoken | jesus said spirit and life |
| vassilich soliiony ah ve never | spoken | o the wey ah felt |
| custom wi sowens i ve | spoken | o them afore bit here |
| a the same i ve | spoken | tae loretta and neil bessie |
| gay people that i ve | spoken | to but ehm but gay |
| a few folk i ve | spoken | to have said that knackered |
| like i have i ve | spoken | to her but then like |
| first time i ve really | spoken | to her on saturday there |
| f1154: but i ve not | spoken | to her today erm but |
| mm m1007: an i ve | spoken | to many people from all |
| is like this i ve | spoken | to prof [censored: surname] and at |
| that universities vary i ve | spoken | too to one of last |
| well my uncle would have | spoken | aboot syne we ll ging |
| the issues that have been | spoken | about a lot today first |
| attention tricia marwick we have | spoken | about cross cutting issues i |
| voluntary organisations various members have | spoken | about that subject but it |
| that welcome information members have | spoken | about the scvo i hope |
| servants have i think already | spoken | about whether ministers will lodge |
| slight cough which i have | spoken | about with john and with |
| and all members who have | spoken | because we have finished the |
| like other members who have | spoken | in the debate i welcome |
| the other members who have | spoken | in what must have been |
| from such places we have | spoken | informally to one or two |
| have obviously appealed to the | spoken | medium [inhale] speech too tends |
| the approval process i have | spoken | only of the basic civil |
| retailers patrick browne i have | spoken | to a range of retailers |
| again the convener we have | spoken | to both committees and they |
| the danger period i have | spoken | to doctors who say that |
| peattie teachers that i have | spoken | to i am sure that |
| going to jail i have | spoken | to many people about this |
| of this year and have | spoken | to officials and to community |
| thank the minister i have | spoken | to old age pensioners and |
| good service because i have | spoken | to people in aberdeen and |
| mmhm m605: she must have | spoken | to somebody who spoke to |
| past 24 hours i have | spoken | to someone who phoned nhs |
| petition the convener we have | spoken | to the clerk to the |
| farrell committee clerk i have | spoken | to the clerks involved and |
| the deaf people i have | spoken | to the deaf are just |
| family health nursing i have | spoken | to the local member who |
| much but she must have | spoken | to the minister and said |
| can confirm that i have | spoken | to the presiding officer he |
| the nurses that i have | spoken | to will not be delighted |
| many other members who have | spoken | today i cannot vote for |
| debates in which i have | spoken | which have been historic for |
| the labour members who have | spoken | with whom i have a |
| learnin aboot aw the leids | spoken | 2 1 5 estaiblish an |
| the yerl orm hae you | spoken | a wurd aboot yeir man |
| o play it s often | spoken | aboot kelvin is in the |
| a while back i d | spoken | aboot neep brose which was |
| da een her mam hed | spoken | aboot whaar her granny hed |
| orm valgerd valgerd ye haena | spoken | ae wurd aboot the yerl |
| vext aboot that ah soudna | spoken | ti ye lyke that shona |
| book there are many sisters | spoken | about but there is a |
| of any crime that wis | spoken | about lilian of course but |
| few weeks alex neil has | spoken | about social inclusion partnerships being |
| as weel rowland who s | spoken | about such things to you |
| no the oft has not | spoken | to any scottish ministers about |
| another woman who hasn t | spoken | before handed me a load |
| by people born there as | spoken | by people who moved there |
| mary mulligan everybody who has | spoken | in the debate has recognised |
| die out as they are | spoken | in many other countries if |
| many ages yet it is | spoken | six miles west in glengairn |
| thochtie aulder he wadna hae | spoken | tae her at aa he |
| she hae i d hardly | spoken | tae her i d got |
| s hand hae ye ever | spoken | til onie o the christians |
| beaumont but you should hae | spoken | to him and mentioned that |
| lat it be ye hae | spoken | weill an kis this is |
| cam back but a hae | spoken | wi a man that saw |
| the use of r as | spoken | by employees in 3 new |
| develop a work programme having | spoken | to members before the meeting |
| that haes never ever been | spoken | in scotland an isna recognised |
| i never unless it s | spoken | really insolently i would never |
| me up she has never | spoken | to me before so i |
| proof that she had not | spoken | before but now the spell |
| to to eh robert burns | spoken | way be- before that and |
| spoken they re much broader | spoken | doon here aboyne there s |
| and stay in touch a | spoken | update can reveal so much |
| s not so much a | spoken | urdu as a very much |
| is people are taking a | spoken | medium and turning it into |
| education rather than to be | spoken | for cathy jamieson once again |
| than franz fischler she has | spoken | to on the matter of |
| they are very different when | spoken | 1 mcpake joanna and johnstone |
| an they re very posh | spoken | i m affa inclined tae |
| very distant the words are | spoken | uttered in vibration around that |
| states in which they are | spoken | and the the treatment of |
| a revelation which was not | spoken | directly and pointedly of his |
| a revelation which was not | spoken | directly and pointedly to his |
| one cannot easily demarcate which | spoken | forms are and are not |
| urdu gujuarati etc which are | spoken | in fairly large minority communities |
| of anglicisation which are now | spoken | in scotland and which are |
| in which a minister has | spoken | twice and after sitting down |
| explicit however the parliament has | spoken | this morning and i will |
| the convener tommy sheridan has | spoken | to amendment 37 already do |
| convener our clerk has already | spoken | to the clerk of the |
| tories she has clearly not | spoken | to the councils for voluntary |
| concerns and i understand has | spoken | to the minister for health |
| m017: community now it s | spoken | all over the world and |
| evolved separately because they were | spoken | in separate political entities in |
| flickering red sorry i m | spoken | for he said slippers and |
| just everyday modern speech as | spoken | in aberdeen he said an |
| retired dominie an too weel | spoken | tae act coorse said nocht |
| the fact that we had | spoken | only to the glasgow bar |
| survived and evolved in its | spoken | dialect forms particularly in rural |
| will be they will be | spoken | er the same way in |
| offeicial terms yet ironically is | spoken | in ae dialect or anither |
| offeicial terms yet ironically is | spoken | in ae dialect or anither |
| tae dee sen they get | spoken | in mony anither country gin |
| repressed yet ironically it is | spoken | in one dialect or another |
| a variant of old norse | spoken | in shetland until 17th century |
| just a m865,: is it | spoken | in spain in the north |
| sort of dramatic monologues sometimes | spoken | in the voice of a |
| efter the country it wis | spoken | in walter elliot haes a |
| sentences in a kind of | spoken | style [inhale] and we contrasted |
| in recent years and is | spoken | throughout the island luisa and |
| heidie wis eesed wi bein | spoken | till like yon onywye nae |
| easy like noo we d | spoken | we didna discuss e maitter |
| the sound of ay fairly | spoken | bi some buchan loon ahin |
| of woman the first line | spoken | by macbeth although describing the |
| a recovery of female subjectivity | spoken | by the cynical muse model |
| of a cycle of sermons | spoken | texts initially composed by the |
| katrina but he is well | spoken | and eh [laugh] so so |
| tae spik unless they were | spoken | till but mabel had an |
| she passed i haven t | spoken | to her personally but i |
| david elliot i had not | spoken | to the minister but i |
| do and eh and well | spoken | as it were f1145: and |
| quaint and obscure and its | spoken | equivalent is regarded as unsophisticated |
| agency lately her boss had | spoken | of scrap heaps and voluntary |
| on im gin ye d | spoken | till im a gairman ye |
| its close relative dutch are | spoken | just across the north sea |
| the regional dialects that are | spoken | throughout scotland i am persuaded |
| everlasting silence there are words | spoken | with voices from somewhere else |
| be called the aberdeen is | spoken | along the banffshire coast fringe |
| you speak whan ye ir | spoken | til whit concern is this |
| and practically indistinguishable from that | spoken | on the dutch side then |
| wis conductit forby amang them | spoken | tae wis professor richard johnstone |
| wis yin o thae weel | spoken | treds weemin aye pittin it |
| speakin tae onie important weel | spoken | person a aye haed tae |
| on the wabsteid a v | spoken | tae [censored: forename] [censored: surname] on the |
| c 1477 78 had you | spoken | to any member of the |
| p s the president had | spoken | to mrs [censored: surname] on this |
| a service the secretary had | spoken | with mrs [censored: surname] of greyfriars |
| she was fine looking soft | spoken | beautifully dressed and always correct |
| rochsome chiel she s nae | spoken | twa wirds since she s |
| would be urquhart s own | spoken | idiom [inhale] it s all |
| ye cast a spell wi | spoken | riches an wi yer haggis |
| chamber then let it be | spoken | and acted on that would |
| it were f1145: and well | spoken | f1143: oh what a thing |
| say spoken instructions or a | spoken | recount and then developing it |
| interviews were also conducted those | spoken | to include professor richard johnstone |
| dramatic power to represent the | spoken | voice particularly the voice of |
| grow naturally out of the | spoken | medium if you look at |
| the british national corpus the | spoken | section the frequency of of |
| an richt aneuch he haed | spoken | the truith sae wi a |
| brither jock informed us haein | spoken | wi ane o the club |
| thaim days an a haena | spoken | til um fur owre 50 |
| lassie an naebodie haes ever | spoken | ti me lyke that afore |
| say that it s still | spoken | today it s it s |
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