Shetland ForWirds promotes and celebrates Shetland dialect. This unique dialect, with both Nordic and Scottish roots, is a valued and essential element of Shetland’s distinctive heritage and culture.
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Shetland ForWirds promotes and celebrates Shetland dialect. This unique dialect, with both Nordic and Scottish roots, is a valued and essential element of Shetland’s distinctive heritage and culture.
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Drama :: Shetland ForWirds
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Skip to main navigation. Poetry, Prose and Drama. Throughout Shetland, there is a long tradition of writing dialect sketches and short plays for local performances. They were usually humorous, rarely intended for a wide audience, and few survive from very long ago. Those which do are usually too topical to their time to be used nowadays. Major drama productions i.e. on the Lerwick stage, were almost always in English until quite recently. Dancin wi da Mune (Extract 1). Dancin wi da Mune (Extract 1).
Storytelling :: Shetland ForWirds
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Skip to main navigation. Douglas Sinclair and the late Elma Johnson. The art of storytelling is surely almost as old as language itself and the storyteller has for untold generations played the entertainer and historian for our ancestors. From the sweeping majesty of myths and sagas to the most commonplace of anecdotes, stories have played a formative part of our culture and have assisted in the preservation of our dialect. Told by Tom Tulloch. A tale of witchcraft and fishermen. Joen Tait and da Bear.
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Skip to main navigation. Sorry, there are no upcoming events at the moment. Poetry, Prose and Drama. Dialect Map of Shetland. Sayin o da Week. Der mony a guid man faan haalin up a docken . People who set out to right wrongs can often be harmed themselves . Web design and development by NB Communication Ltd.
Prose :: Shetland ForWirds
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Skip to main navigation. Poetry, Prose and Drama. Over the past fifty years, Shetland dialect short stories have often featured, and continue to feature, in the. Magazine, and also appear in. Magazine and various collections of writing. There are two approaches to story-writing: write entirely in dialect, or write the narrative in English and direct speech in dialect. To date, no novel has ever been written completely in dialect, though several have dialect dialogue. John Graham, in his two novels. Da Pe...
Learning :: Shetland ForWirds
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Skip to main navigation. Dialect materials for the classroom. Where to learn about Shetland dialect in Further Education: Centre for Nordic Studies, UHI. For individual lifelong learning about the dialect, see. Section, which includes online sources. Section, which includes online sources. Early Years ( nursery and P1). Dialect in Nursery/pre-school and Primary 1. First Level ( P2-4). Material for Primary classes 2 -4. Currently available across the range of primary classes. Dialect in secondary schools.
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Bijibou: Halloween Greetings...
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Plinky Boat | From Unst to Arran tour blog
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From Unst to Arran tour blog. Teaching, learning and playing Scottish island tunes. Podcast no.2 Meet the Musicians. This entry was posted on June 20, 2011 by Catherine. It was filed under Meet the Musicians. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Podcast no. 5, Carinish Primary, North Uist. | From Unst to Arran tour blog
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From Unst to Arran tour blog. Teaching, learning and playing Scottish island tunes. Podcast no. 5, Carinish Primary, North Uist. This entry was posted on June 20, 2011 by Catherine. It was filed under Outer Hebrides. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Webmasters of this site.
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From Unst to Arran tour blog. Teaching, learning and playing Scottish island tunes. Podcast no.1 Aberdeen Harbour. This entry was posted on June 20, 2011 by Catherine. It was filed under Shetland. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
Stage 1 : June 7th – 16th, 2011. | From Unst to Arran tour blog
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From Unst to Arran tour blog. Teaching, learning and playing Scottish island tunes. Stage 1 : June 7th – 16th, 2011. Calum MacCrimmon, Innes Watson and Mike Vass. Tuesday, June 7th – Baltasound Hall, Unst, Shetland – 7.00 pm. Thursday, June 9th – Nunton Steadings, Benbecula – 7.30 pm with Còmhlan. Friday, June 10th – Stoneybridge Hall, South Uist – 7.30 pm. Monday, June 13th – Arran Theatre, KA Campus, Lamlash, Arran – 7.30 pm. Tuesday, June 7th, Baltasound Junior High School, Unst, Shetland. You are com...
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Each heart has its haunted chamber,. Where the silent moonlight falls! On the floor are mysterious footsteps,. There are whispers along the walls! And mine at times is haunted. By phantoms of the Past. As motionless as shadows. By the silent moonlight cast. A form sits by the window,. That is not seen by day,. For as soon as the dawn approaches. It sits there in the moonlight. Itself as pale and still,. And points with its airy finger. Without before the window,. There stands a gloomy pine,. Is the place...
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Shetland ForWirds - Promoting and Celebrating the Shetland Dialect
Skip to main navigation. Come in - wir blyde ta see you! Explore the Shetland ForWirds. Voices from people living in different parts of Shetland;. John Graham’s Shetland Dictionary. Of the dialect;. For teachers and students of all ages;. With texts and sound clips;. Oral history, stories. A selection of Guddicks. A list of reference. Explore the sounds of Shetland dialect with our sound map of the isles. View John J. Graham's Shetland Dictionary (2009) online, with sound files attached. Sayin o da Week.
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Saturday, 15 August 2015. For many people Yell is a place to drive through on the way to Unst. The road from the ferry passes the west side, virtually a straight road north. It does pass several interesting places if you have time to take a detour. Westsandwick beach is superb with parking nearby. A good place for Otters and a paddle. Yell in fact is the largest of the north isles with a population of around 900 people, most on the eastside. The normal pre wedding advertising above. This will come as goo...
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