yaise
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| yaise complex an indefinite speakers | yaise | a wide variety o dialects |
| example disnae yaise eh disnae | yaise | any spellins that are onie |
| is at aw levels o | yaise | complex an indefinite speakers yaise |
| mean welsh for example disnae | yaise | eh disnae yaise any spellins |
| ither fowk thinks whiles msps | yaise | the collogue tae find oot |
| collogue o dominies cud yous | yaise | thir twa novels in cless |
| bidie in m1010: ken they | yaise | the word pairtner [inaudible] m1012: |
| your man but nowadays they | yaise | the word pairtner m1012: aye |
| informality an formality most speakers | yaise | scots quhen speaking wi close |
| go oan annoy him some | yaise | a dirty ashtray learn tae |
| an ashtray sadie i kin | yaise | a dirty ashtray what s |
| scottis media tae promote the | yaise | o oor scots langage fair |
| t drink sadie disnae even | yaise | that as an excuse then |
| as tae quhilk variety tae | yaise | nae written standard exists yit |
| cried e petitioner ye can | yaise | e petitioner tae support an |
| preposition til an definite article | yaise | in thi school all show |
| just as complex as its | yaise | is ootside thi classroom many |
| large section o thi population | yaise | scots fur scots tae be |
| wi a flag quhile othirs | yaise | thi distinction that dialects ur |
| the present generation wouldnae wouldnae | yaise | them i ve heard them |
| valuable in aw areas o | yaise | combatin a widespread belief that |
| s a phrase i would | yaise | fair tain on okay f1054: |
| s the word i would | yaise | that s a phrase i |
| at my age ye would | yaise | it aye f1054: [laugh] m1010: |
| tae try an make them | yaise | their right hand m1010: aye |
| an thire ur options tae | yaise | scots fur essay writin but |
| an cried here ye can | yaise | this tae skelp it ower |
| dae that we could aw | yaise | a cup gordon exits sadie |
| up sadie god i could | yaise | anither drink carolanne oh did |
| me out sadie sadie no | yaise | yer heid that s whit |
| jaiket that s whit ye | yaise | come oan mcandrew m oan |
| close freends or faimily an | yaise | sse in mair formal situations |
| on complete absence o the | yaise | o oor auld yae tyme |
| tae pronoonce thum an tae | yaise | oor border lallans pronoonciation o |
| o working beaumont we cannae | yaise | that nooadays listen andy ye |
| that has been educatit to | yaise | them beaumont you spend ower |
| the local authority fur the | yaise | o the bairns frae ootersyde |
| the borth ick fur the | yaise | o the whit ope schuil |
| hail street up if ye | yaise | that racket o a mornin |
| bairn he wad niver daur | yaise | it hissel tae growed ups |
| birls aroon sae guid tae | yaise | tis far abune yer shaky |
| re perfectly mutually intelligible and | yaise | a lot o the same |
| wi english but ah ll | yaise | onything ye can come up |
| main thing that i would | yaise | if somebody or somethin was |
| be sir and we ll | yaise | the new machines an all |
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