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"Over in Glasgow we had no contact or mention of Scots as a language in school whatsoever." Pretty unsurprising, given that it's Glasgow. You're totally outwit
by kylegordon 8y ago
"Over in Glasgow we had no contact or mention of Scots as a language in school whatsoever."
Pretty unsurprising, given that it's Glasgow. You're totally outwith the areas being discussed. It even says in the article that Scots is predominantly in the North of Scotland.
- raesene9 8y agoEh, the Highlands speak Gaelic traditionally not scots in the way they're discussing in the article. Also to quote the article "Over the next few centuries, Scots, which was the language of the southern Scottish people, began to creep north" So that doesn't really support your point EDIT: so unless I miss my guess you're actually in Glasgow, so I'll ask, have you ever heard anyone speak "scots" as a distinct language, in real conversation? I'm genuinely curious about whether my experience of 40+ years not having heard it is unusual.