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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. The Scots Language Centre publishes the Collected Works of A.J. Aitken (1921-1998) one of the leading authorities on the Scots language. Scots writer Liz Niven created this resource for children as part of Dumfries and Galloway’s bi-centenary Burns celebrations. ‘A Braw Brew’ contains 24 short stories, four of which were recor. Sic as ye gie. Here anither photie taen fae the leebrary at Aigle ('Edzell') in Angus. The windae reads 's...

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. The Scots Language Centre publishes the Collected Works of A.J. Aitken (1921-1998) one of the leading authorities on the Scots language. Scots writer Liz Niven created this resource for children as part of Dumfries and Galloway’s bi-centenary Burns celebrations. ‘A Braw Brew’ contains 24 short stories, four of which were recor. Sic as ye gie. Here anither photie taen fae the leebrary at Aigle ('Edzell') in Angus. The windae reads 's...

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Search the site *. Centre for the Scots Leid. The well-known Beatrix Potter story 'The Tale of Peter…. Address and toast to the Immortal Memory of Robert Burns. Scots speakers, have a range of words and phrases for…. Be a media savvy Scots broadcaster. The three months which make up this season …. When delivering lessons which include an element of …. Keith wins Scots Toun award. Keith has been named as the first winner of the Scots …. Ever since John Barbour put quill to parchment in …. Pac Man’s Last S...

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Braw Brew

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. Scots writer Liz Niven created this resource for children as part of Dumfries and Galloway’s bi-centenary Burns celebrations. ‘A Braw Brew’ contains 24 short stories, four of which were recorded for an accompanying CD. Three of these stories have now been digitized and are available here as a high quality audio resource. Click on the PDFs below to read the stories. It’s Virtual Reality, but. It's Virtual Reality, but'. Gilravage v. ...

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9 August 2015

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. In the recordings of the Scots New Testament, Tom Fleming brings the well known stories of the gospels to life in a distinct Scots voice. Throughout the year the centre will be broadcasting a series of recordings from the Scots New Testament CDs. This one is for 9 August and is from the Gospel of John Chapter 6:41-51. The next reading will be broadcast on 13 September 2015. This feature is supported by the W L Lorimer Memorial Trust.

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The Mother Tongue

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. People sometimes refer to the Scots language as 'the mither tongue' (mother tongue). We are grateful to J Derrick McClure (University of Aberdeen) - a long-standing scholar and campaigner for Scots - for contributing his article on The Mother Tongue. Please feel free to read or download the PDF below which is available in both English and Scots versions. J D McClure The Mother Tongue. J D McClure The Mither Tongue (Scots mak). 2016 Scot...

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David Toulmin - A Chiel Amang Them

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. David Toulmin - A Chiel Amang Them. David Toulmin’s life and work are celebrated by the Scots Language Centre. In recently recovered film from the mid seventies Toulmin talks extensively about his life and work. And in an interview with Isobel Murray, Toulmin discusses his childhood, his love of literature and his feeling for the native language of the farming community he grew up in. Thanks are due to the following for making this feat...

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A History of Writing in Scots

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View site in Scots. Scots Language Centre Centre for the Scots Leid. A History of Writing in Scots. Qwhen Alexander our kynge was dede, That Scotland lede in lauch and le, Away was sons of alle and brede, Off wyne and wax, of gamyn and gle. Our golde was changit into lede. Crist, borne into virgynyte, Succoure Scotland and ramede, That is stade in perplexitie. The 20th century saw a radical renaissance in Scots poetry pioneered by Hugh MacDiarmid, the pen name of Christopher Murray Grieve. In ‘The Sc...

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Sacred Scotch Solos: A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus)

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A Rebel Like Me. Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt. Awa' in a Manger. Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True. A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus). By His Grace I’m Free. Canaan’s Fair Shore. Come Awa The Noo. Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens. Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens. Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again. Fu An Skailin (Running Over). Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo. He's Aye the Same Jesus. He’ll Dry a Yer Tears. He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa. I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus. I Ken My Faither Cares for Me. I Thought on My Ways. Jesus Kens It A'.

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Shootin fae the Shin: January 2011

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Shootin fae the Shin. Ah'm no really shootin, mair like shoutin. But ah am fae the Shin o' Leith Walk, no far fae the Fit. Saturday, 15 January 2011. Get oot o ma hoose! If ye've got a talent ye should flaunt it, as ma auld pal Fanny Craddock yaist tae say. Ah wish ah could make tablet like ma auld grannie yaist tae make, but ye cannae hae awthin can ye? Ah'm no a bad baker if ah dae say so masel. Right, is that ye settled noo? Ah've nivver kent a man tae mak sae much noise lyin oan his back. Ah've a...

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Sacred Scotch Solos: Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo

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A Rebel Like Me. Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt. Awa' in a Manger. Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True. A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus). By His Grace I’m Free. Canaan’s Fair Shore. Come Awa The Noo. Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens. Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens. Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again. Fu An Skailin (Running Over). Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo. He's Aye the Same Jesus. He’ll Dry a Yer Tears. He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa. I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus. I Ken My Faither Cares for Me. I Thought on My Ways. Jesus Kens It A'.

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Sacred Scotch Solos: He’s Aye the Same Jesus

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A Rebel Like Me. Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt. Awa' in a Manger. Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True. A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus). By His Grace I’m Free. Canaan’s Fair Shore. Come Awa The Noo. Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens. Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens. Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again. Fu An Skailin (Running Over). Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo. He's Aye the Same Jesus. He’ll Dry a Yer Tears. He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa. I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus. I Ken My Faither Cares for Me. I Thought on My Ways. Jesus Kens It A'.

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Sacred Scotch Solos: A Wheen o' Wee Yins for Weans: Sunday School Sangs in Scots & Ulster-Scots

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A Rebel Like Me. Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt. Awa' in a Manger. Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True. A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus). By His Grace I’m Free. Canaan’s Fair Shore. Come Awa The Noo. Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens. Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens. Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again. Fu An Skailin (Running Over). Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo. He's Aye the Same Jesus. He’ll Dry a Yer Tears. He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa. I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus. I Ken My Faither Cares for Me. I Thought on My Ways. Jesus Kens It A'.

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Sacred Scotch Solos: Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt Again

http://sacredscotchsolos.blogspot.com/2008/08/ance-mair-we-maun-pairt-again.html

A Rebel Like Me. Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt. Awa' in a Manger. Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True. A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus). By His Grace I’m Free. Canaan’s Fair Shore. Come Awa The Noo. Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens. Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens. Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again. Fu An Skailin (Running Over). Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo. He's Aye the Same Jesus. He’ll Dry a Yer Tears. He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa. I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus. I Ken My Faither Cares for Me. I Thought on My Ways. Jesus Kens It A'.

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The Skraich: Is Chynge A-Comin?

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Skraichin awa in Scots. Sunday, March 02, 2008. Weil is it no a whilie sin I postit here! There a fair bittie gaun on in the Scots warld for us tae catch up on. The Scots Govrenment has decidit tae haud an audit. O provision for the language. There no muckle information at the link, but the maist encouragin bit for onybody that's interestit in Scots is this:. Maureen Watt, telt a meetin o the Cross-Pairty Group on Scots. That there nae siller for a Macpherson report. The Maureen Watt, wis writin. Now is ...

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Scottish Language - Gaelic and Lallans

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Links at page end. At present, in the Western Isles Gaelic speakers account for around 70 per cent of the population. This is the modern homeland of Gaelic. Figures elsewhere are much lower - Grampian 0.5 percent, Highland 7.4 percent, Strathclyde 0.8 percent, Orkney 0.4 percent, Shetland 0.4 percent, and so on. Even Highland - less than 1 in 10 is a Gaelic speaker. So it is that Scotland has always had more than one language, although the romantics like to hark back to a purely Gaelic period which never...

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