Name: Davie Browne 1/11/2003 Email: biggles@our.net.au Hamepage: URL: http:// Airtit bi: A Freend. Airt: Hobart , Tasmania ( the bottom bit in aussie land )
Been here a while the noo an am forgittin ma mither tongue . Getting marrid tae a rare local lassie in april , embdy gie us some help with the right traditions fae a rare Scot's weddin ? Ah'm hevin pipers , me in a kilt and 'a , but want tit proper . cherio the noo
Name: Tomas 1/9/2003 Email: Hamepage: URL: http:// Airtit bi: Juist comin ower it. Airt:
What a pile of nonsense. Invent a language / culture for Orangemen. What garbage. Wabmaister's comment: If this is so I'd be interested in more details. I've just presented what literature and various linguistic studies have documented. I didn't invent it. If it is invented I'd like to know by whom and when so I can add that usefull information to the site.
Name: naedoot 1/7/2003 Email: Hamepage: URL: http:// Airtit bi: Juist comin ower it. Airt:
what does this mean? "ye may gang far tae faur waur"
Name: Jimmy 12/18/2002 Email: alanjmcc@ntlworld.com Hamepage: URL: http:// Airtit bi: A Sairch Ingine. Airt: Glesca
I thocht the site wis unco guid. Bit why is it thit naebody yases the auld Scots forms i inglis sounds. For example the screivit forms i the Makars lik 'sch' for the inglis 'sh' sound, 'quh' for the inglis 'wh' (Colquhoun, Balquhidder etc.), 'ei' for the inglis 'ee' sound(heid, deid) an 'ou' for the inglis 'oo' sound(soond). Aa these forms were yasit bi the Scots parliament for mony guid years an the gie us a seperate sense i oursels rather than jist yase a phonetic Scots based on modern inglis.
Name: Éanna MacAonghusa 12/18/2002 Email: webmaster@endamcg.com Hamepage: Endamcg.com - Web Resources URL: http://endamcg.com Airtit bi: Juist comin ower it. Airt: Howrya
Ay unly wis ae cud spake Scots lek ey so il speek inma nativ tonge. Tis a grand site dat ya have laddieos! Fair dues an awl dat to yez! Be de holy God shur I wish we'd a site az gud as et. Be gorra! Anywayz, shur, howys frem da Emertald oil! slán go fóill Éanna