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Ever since John Barbour put quill to parchment in the 1370s, people have been debating and discussing political matters on paper through the Scots language, and long before that era, in …
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An
interesting episode in Scotlands linguistic history was recently highlighted
in the press (Scotsman, 19 February) when it was reported that a very rare dictionary
of English was put up for auction …
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The Tyger by William Blake, owerset intae Scots by Scott Forster
Why might we translate a poem from English into Scots? Not because there is anyone in Scotland who cannot read it in …
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On Sunday 8 February there will be a
special event in the Greyfriars Church, Edinburgh, to highlight the use of the
Scots language in church services and preaching. Called Plane and Douce: …
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The SLC merks Burns Nicht this year wi a mindin o whitna lang wey the Scots leid has cam in the last quarter century. This is forbye a preein o a important projeck that the SLC is gaun tae host, …
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Members
of the Scots community, and visitors alike, may remember the little show put on
by Ishbel McFarlane last year which has gone down a treat at the Arches in
Glasgow. Ishbel won a Platform …
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During
the past couple of years the Scots Language Centre has followed, and assisted
with, the Evertype project to produce versions of Alice in Wonderland in the
various dialects of the Scots language. …
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At
a launch held at the Scottish Storytelling Centre in late November this year,
the Scots Language Ambassador scheme was officially announced. Developed by
Education Scotland the scheme is intended …
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Poet Janet Paisley has recently produced a new collection of poems, in both the Scots and English languages, called Sang fur the Wandert. The launch will take place from 6.30 to 8pm at The White Horse …