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South Central

Scots has been spoken here since the Middle Ages. The dialect is known as South Central Scots, because it is closely related to the other dialects of Central area. Its speakers usually call …
East Central South

The dialect is known as East Central South to distinguish it from the related dialect further north. Speakers call their dialect either Scots or Scotch, which are the traditional …
East Central North

The dialect of this region has long been called either Scots (the traditional name) or Scotch. In the city of Dundee, which is on the edge of this region, the Scots dialect of the …
Asterix and the Pechts

Fans of Asterix the Gaul will welcome the news that a new version of the story has been published in the Scots language Astrix le Gaulois was originally written by Ren Goscinny and illustrated …
Debate on Scots

In the aftermath of the release of the first census results for Scots the most significant single event to have happened in the world of Scots in the past 100 years there will be a debate on …
STIRLING proper n the town of that name on the Forth

This is a Scots weekend at Stirling Castle, where visitors of all ages will be encouraged to explore the language through stories, clothing, food and the castle itself. I will be in the dictionary corner …
1.5 million Speakers

Scots Language Centre welcomes census figures Responding to figures released today by the National Records of Scotland which show 1.5 million people speak Scots Michael Hance, Director of the …
Tapsalteerie

Are you a budding writer of poetry in Scots? Looking for an outlet to offer your work? Well a new pamphlet publisher might be able to give your work a home. Newly established Tapsalteerie publishing …
Scots Weddings

Scots have always enjoyed a good wedding. Not so long ago weddings in Scotland could last for days. Nowadays weddings are probably a bit smaller than some were 40 or 50 years ago. But they are always …
This train disna stop at Glesga!

I wis on the train fae Lithgae tae Glesga the ither week an I noticed that mair stations on the Embra Glesga line haes signs wi Gaelic vairsions o their names. This follaes on fae the signs pit up the …

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