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It is correctly called Scots. Scots is as old as English. It is just as much its own root British language though often misconceived as a dialect of English. S
by deepnet 10y ago
It is correctly called Scots. Scots is as old as English. It is just as much its own root British language though often misconceived as a dialect of English.
Scots has its own dialects like Dundonian Doric.
The other Scottish tongue, the language of the Highlands and Islands, is Gaelic - a Celtic kin of Irish.
Scots is Grammatically Distinct, e.g. the 2nd person plural: yous (the plural of you): as in 'yous are all dafties'.
Some American derives from a Scots root rather than English, e.g. the poke of chips of Appalacia is Scots.