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Wir Ain Leed: An Introduction to Modern Scots
— What is Scots?
— Language or Dialect?
— Dialects and Pronunciation
   — Southern Scots
   — South East Central Scots
   — North East Central Scots
   — West Central Scots
   — South West Central Scots
   — Ulster Scots
   — South Northern Scots
   — Mid Northern Scots
   — North Northern Scots
   — Insular Scots
      — Orkney Scots
      — Shetland Scots
   — Aberdeen Scots
   — Dundee Scots
   — Edinburgh Scots
   — Glasgow Scots
   — Belfast Dialect
   — Gaelic Influenced Scots
   — Scottish Standard English
— Scots Orthography: Written Scots and spelling.
— The Indefinite and Definite Articles
— Nouns
— Pronouns
   — Demonstrative Pronouns
   — Personal Pronouns
   — Possessive Pronouns
   — Reflexive Pronouns
   — Interrogative Pronouns
   — Relative Pronouns
   — Negative Pronouns
   — Other Pronouns
— Adjectives
— Numbers
— Auxiliary and Modal Verbs
— Verbs
— Adverbs
— Prepositions
— Conjunctions
— Greetings
— Days, Months and Holidays
— Aspects of Colloquial Speech
— Idioms
— Proverbs

The Scots Reader
— Tradeetional Sangs
— Robert Fergusson
— Robert Burns
— Robert Louis Stevenson
— Bairns' Rhymes and Stories
— The Brithers Grimm
— Original Orthographies for the above.

Listen In Listen In! A celebration of spoken Scots.
— Insular Scots
   — Auld Mansie's Crui'
   — Nursery Rhymes and a Riddle
— Northern Scots
   — The Auld Caff Seck
   — A Conversation About Superstition
   — It Wisna His Wyte
   — The Fish Van
   — Anecdote About a Train Journey
— Central Scots
   — Buckie Braes
   — Rashie Coat
   — Teenie Tit
— Southern Scots
   — The last Epistle to Tammus
— Ulster Scots
   — Ulster Phrases
   — The Lade

The Online Scots Dictionary Guidance for using the dictionary.
— Scots to English
— English to Scots
— Read through Scots to English as in a book.
— Abreviations used in the OSD.
— Spelling Guide
— Phonetic Symbols

Download the Android Scots Dictionary App

Articles in and about Scots
— Aw Ae Oo: Scots in Scotland and Ulster
— Aw Ae Wey: Written Scots in Scotland and Ulster
— Tha Boord o Ulstèr-Scotch: An English Name for a Scots Organization?
— Consultation contribution Our response to the Ulster-Scots Academy Implementation Group spelling proposals.
— NOSTRA VULGARI LINGUA: Scots as a European Language 1500 - 1700 © Dr. Dauvit Horsbroch
— An Introduction to Modern Scots
A PDF version of 'Wir Ain Leed' that contains additional material in A4 format so as to be be printed and read as a book.

Scots Aboot Us
— A photo slideshow of written Scots on street signs, homes, farms, boats, earthenware, and various other objects.

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