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[Andy B]

finally I understand the reason why I cant understand any word from Scotts

Nor can I Cem if they are a Glaswegian, apart from one word that I'm sure you would recognise as well - Whiskey!

Wrong country fro Whiskey Lizzie. Scots generally drink Whisky   
http://www.whisky-distilleries.info/QuestionReponses_EN.shtml 

lol Once I start drinking the nectar it could be spelt anyway you want!!

     My problem with whisky isn't drinking it .... but waking up the following morning after with a banging head     

    I never have had that problem Andy thank goodness, even after drinking most of a bottle of the stuff!

a diny drink the water o life a get pissed oot ma naper on bacardi an its pure dead brilliant ye ken wit a meen wi a wee bit o blaw chaser. [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]
if you think us weegies are bad yev no met the dons i but(fur ye dunderheeds sooth the boarder,Aberdeen )
the native language is gaelic

C'mon. This is supposed to a forum in(written) English! Y'ken?     

[cem_devecioglu]

finally I understand the reason why I cant understand any word from Scotts

Nor can I Cem if they are a Glaswegian, apart from one word that I'm sure you would recognise as well - Whiskey!

Wrong country fro Whiskey Lizzie. Scots generally drink Whisky   
http://www.whisky-distilleries.info/QuestionReponses_EN.shtml 

lol Once I start drinking the nectar it could be spelt anyway you want!!

     My problem with whisky isn't drinking it .... but waking up the following morning after with a banging head     

    I never have had that problem Andy thank goodness, even after drinking most of a bottle of the stuff!

a diny drink the water o life a get pissed oot ma naper on bacardi an its pure dead brilliant ye ken wit a meen wi a wee bit o blaw chaser. [smiley=vrolijk_26.gif]
if you think us weegies are bad yev no met the dons i but(fur ye dunderheeds sooth the boarder,Aberdeen )
the native language is gaelic

C'mon. This is supposed to a forum in(written) English! Y'ken?     

were.. supposed to be

ne diyoduk   (what we were saying)

[hoofing it]

aye thats pure dead brilliant man i but ye ken wit a meen gony no dae that gees a honk ya dobber ;D

[Drewomega]

It's just as well you have not heard the "Doric" language emanating from the east coast of Scotland, around Aberdeen. Even a dinny ken fit the're on aboot 

[Pitchfork]

finally I understand the reason why I cant understand any word from Scotts

Nor can I Cem if they are a Glaswegian, apart from one word that I'm sure you would recognise as well - Whiskey!

Nae, thut's Whuusky

[Banjax]

It's just as well you have not heard the "Doric" language emanating from the east coast of Scotland, around Aberdeen. Even a dinny ken fit the're on aboot 

aaah - Furry Boots city


as the locals watch you getting out of "yon mechanical horse" and ask in awe "Furry Boots ye fae?" 





and don't mention Dundee

"Fev pez an an ingin ing in aw"

translate that if you're south of the Tay 

[Andy B]

It's just as well you have not heard the "Doric" language emanating from the east coast of Scotland, around Aberdeen. Even a dinny ken fit the're on aboot 

aaah - Furry Boots city


as the locals watch you getting out of "yon mechanical horse" and ask in awe "Furry Boots ye fae?" 





and don't mention Dundee

"Fev pez an an ingin ing in aw"

translate that if you're south of the Tay 

ingin ..... is that an onion?  :-/  :-/   :-/

[Banjax]

It's just as well you have not heard the "Doric" language emanating from the east coast of Scotland, around Aberdeen. Even a dinny ken fit the're on aboot 

aaah - Furry Boots city


as the locals watch you getting out of "yon mechanical horse" and ask in awe "Furry Boots ye fae?" 





and don't mention Dundee

"Fev pez an an ingin ing in aw"

translate that if you're south of the Tay 

ingin ..... is that an onion?  :-/  :-/   :-/

correct 

"Could I have 5 normal meat pies and one with onions as well" 

overheard in a Dundee bakers 

[hoofing it]

It's just as well you have not heard the "Doric" language emanating from the east coast of Scotland, around Aberdeen. Even a dinny ken fit the're on aboot 

aaah - Furry Boots city


as the locals watch you getting out of "yon mechanical horse" and ask in awe "Furry Boots ye fae?" 





and don't mention Dundee

"Fev pez an an ingin ing in aw"

translate that if you're south of the Tay 

ingin ..... is that an onion?  :-/  :-/   :-/

correct 

"Could I have 5 normal meat pies and one with onions as well" 

overheard in a Dundee bakers 

aye wi a pair o rear  hoofs in them (sheeps)

[Drewomega]

Na Na Na! or is Baa Baa Baa! They hev gan aal upmerket noo! Nae wellies, the fermers hev twa strips o velcro in the frent o the troosers! and werin the noo fangled Nike trainers! (Tae catch the sheep ye ken!) 

[hoofing it]

the pair gagyies doon sooth ill not ken wit wer talkin aboot

[Drewomega]

Hoofin it! Fit a funny wy ye spik min!  8-)

[BigAl]

Bawbags :exclamation

[MikeDundee]

A dinnae ken wit yer takin aboot , the chookter fae inverness mibee kens

[Andy B]

I reckon that Scotts of all flavours is dead easy to undestand compared to Wigan-ise ...... that really is another language!