Scots word of the day volume 3: 16th-22nd July 2020
Alright lads, volume 3 for your viewing pleasure. I hope you and your family are well, I hope the sun shines for you. x Ceilidh Footer Blether Dreich Glaikit Clype Skelp From the bottom of my heart, thank you and I love you all. Lennie. x
The Scots language - by an English polyglot
Curious about the Scots language - its history and what it's like? As an English polyglot, I wanted to experience learning a language closely related to English. I signed up for a three week course and was pleased to find my friend Richard Simcott was a classmate. In this video, I take an informative and humourous look at the history of Scots and its relationship to English (they are sisters separated at birth but strongly influencing each other in later life). I then share my favourite bits of the pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar of Scots. Fellow polyglot, Richard Simcott and I then get together to discuss our experiences of learning Scots, and, in Richard's case, Ladino, Frisian, Scandinavian languages and Bulgarian coming from Macedonian. I hope this whets your interest in the Scots. If so, make sure to check out the following resources: Free series of videos by Michael Dempster: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLmk3hiyUEgWl7Qa9pBGN3r94ahQiSXJ2U http://www.scotslanguage.com/ Dictionaries: http://dsl.ac.uk/ https://www.scots-online.org/mobile/dictionary/english_scots.php –––––––––––––––––––– Acknowledgements Huge thanks to Michael Dempster for sharing his passion for his native language Thanks to Richard Simcott for a most agreeable blether I am grateful to @simonroper9218 for the invaluable tips on Anglo-Saxon costume https://youtu.be/oFX1nbD3dV0 Thanks also to Karen Grimmer and Michael Bird of Lowestoft for Aethelfrith's accent Scots Lang-en.svg original svg of scotland Supergolden. This version: Chabacano / CC BY-SA (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0) Castle Background https://www.freepik.com/vectors/background Background vector created by vectorpocket - www.freepik.com Tranparent tree images https://imgbin.com/
Scots word of the day Volume 2: 9th- 15th July 2020
Alright lads, here's the second instalment of my compilation videos. Bear with me while I work out the kinks, I'm learning how to edit and make videos as I go so things might be rough for a wee while. Greet Midge Piece Peely-wally Mawkit Shooogle/shoogly Yous As always, thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to watch, I'm so grateful. Lennie x
Dr. Michael Dempster on You Call That Radio
Dr. Michael Dempster, first language Scots speaker, Director of the Scots language Centre, maker of comics, songs, operas, theatre and film, all in scots. Michael is also involved in the recent scots wikipedia incident that garnered international media attentionand left him and others trying to save the scots language online after an American teen accidentally 'did more damage to the scots language then anyone ever' . This will be an interesting one. YCTR is buiding a hing at patreon.com/youcallthatradio
Scots word of the day Volume 1: 2nd-9th July 2020
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