08 Mar '12 19:50>
Originally posted by Shallow Bluewell ok you have a point but we have words that you will not find in any English
Erm, no. Not nearly.
Scottish English is a dialect of English, i.e. the same language.
Lowland Scots (which is not the same thing) could reasonably be seen as a language descended from English, which would make it as close to English as Afrikaans is to Dutch, i.e., pretty bluidy close.
Dutch is closely related to both English and Scots - they're ...[text shortened]... ters and Rangic, bluidy hill-dwellers? Let'em play shinty, or catching the caber!
Richard
dictionary. In fact we have our own Scots dictionary! As for the fitba' today it was
declared that the owner of Rangers was unfit to preside over a football team and
Rangers may be charged with bringing the game into ill repute, like it was ever
respectable, you gotta laugh at some of these lunacies, decided by some fat cat in a
leafy suburb somewhere!