Hallo there neebr!

Welcome to the finest collection of Scottish slang you've ever seen (or heard.)
Brought to you by a number of people caught somewhere in England trying to impersonate true Scottish slang.


SSP#7:
Chris Byers
6/4/98
WAV: SSP #7RA3 Scottish - Come hither tae yer mither cause yer fayther disney want ye.
English - Please child, come to your mother as your father is really not interested at all!
SSP#6:
Chris Byers
26/3/98
WAV: SSP #6RA3 Scottish - Gin awa' doon the toon n git mi a bottle o thon ginger, n dinnae hing aboot neither.
English - Please could you make your way down to the local shop and get me a bottle of pop and don't delay!
SSP#5:
Chris Byers
13/1/98
WAV: SSP #5RA3 Scottish - Whits fur ye'll no gin by ye
English - What's meant for you will not pass you by.
SSP#4:
Rob Shepherd
7/1/98
WAV: SSP #4RA3 Scottish - It tacks a lang spoon tae sup wi' a Fifer.
English - It takes a long spoon to eat with a person from Fife. i.e. it's difficult to get to know them.
SSP#3:
Mark Douglas
14/12/97
WAV: SSP #3RA3 Scottish - Heh neebr, goat a rotry airm fur ma fordie?
English - Excuse me friend (neighbour), have you got a rotor arm for my Ford motor car?
SSP#2:
Iain Fraser
7/12/97
WAV: SSP #2RA3 Scottish - Go ben i skullery n git mi thi pepper.
English - Could you go to the kitchen and bring me the paper.
SSP#1:
Iain Fraser
1/12/97
WAV: SSP #1RA3 Scottish - hinka cumfae cashore canfeh, Ahl hityi oar hied 'caw taughtie.
English - Do you think just because I come from Carronshore I cannot fight? I shall hit you over the head with a cold potatoe.


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