1. @anthropreneur I thought the same thing, being born and bred in Glasgow, then I found out it is considered a Dialect.
2. its scunnart no scunnered wits the point in teaching how tae speak like us if ye canny even say it wae oot soundin english!
3. @DancesWithLlamas HAHAHA!!! I know that's fromwhar!
4. Who can explain - what does it mean Bearneagh
5. Love that this video started out with Rab C. Nesbitt. :D
6. @DancesWithLlamas LOL
7. @sotefb Quit being so rude.
8. @Pawnbroker00 No. It is his/her roots. The roots being where he/she came from, as in the great great grandparents. Don't be so rude.
9. This is all Glasgow type stuff. There are many regional accents for Scotland. I'm from the Highlands and no-one speaks like this. It's all very stereotypical. No wonder other countries think we all speak like this. We don't!
10. @anthropreneur most places have differen't accents from one another. Glasgow has grown so much thats its deleoped its own unique accent. Bloody trouble is now that there so many accents us scots sometimes have trouble understanding each other if we are from differen't areas :P
11. How is glaswegian a native tongue?
12. I have heard it said that Scots is actually closer to Old English than modern English is - because Old West Germanic held on North of the border after the Norman Conquest, whereas the English spoken in England became a creole of Old Engish and Old Norman French. I have also heard it said that a Scots speaker and a speaker of Platt Deutsch (low German) can half-way understand each other.
13. Set phasers tae Malky !!
14. we dont even talk like that normally, we talk like that for a joke most of the time :)
15. If I were from England and should learn one foreign laguage, I would chose this one :D :D :D
16. @jpbackintown I SOOOOO wanna learn some Gaelic!!! It is a cool sounding language! Ciamar a tha sibh?
17. i loooooooooooooooooooooove the glaswegian accent
18. @SPITFIRECARPENTRY lol I don't understand the "english" version either
19. I never have any idea what Scottish people are talking about.
20. its "TWA PEHS A PLEN BRYDEE AN AN INNING ANE ANA {TWO PIES A PLAIN BRIDIE AND AN ONION ONE AS WELL} PLEN meaning plain just mince
21. @Pawnbroker00 Sorry mate, I agree with you on a lot of what you say, but Pictish actually died well over a 1000 years ago, not a few hundred years ago.
22. @sweiland75 In which case they would have spoken Scottish (or Scottish Gaelic) rather than Scots (what people are speaking here) :)
23. 0:13 WINSTON AND TAM OUTA STILL GAME !
24. Ingin in anaw - and and and and all (captions fail)
25. @DancesWithLlamas dude it's hagrid xD

Teach Yourself To Speak Scottish - 1 - Scunnered

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Scottish dialect from the BBC documentary "Scunnered", including Gregor Fisher, Elaine C Smith. Rikki Fulton, Stanley Baxter, Janey Godley, Robbie Coltrane, Tam Cowan, Ford Kiernan, Greg Hemphill, Karen Dunbar, Rab C Nesbitt, Chewin The Fat, Taysiders in Space and more
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