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Scots: The Mither Tongue

Scots: The Mither Tongue
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Scots: The Mither Tongue

 
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In this revised edition of a classic of contemporary Scottish culture, Billy Kay vigorously renews the social, cultural, and political debate on Scotland’s linguistic future. He compares Scottish with other European lesser-used languages, and celebrates its survival in its various dialects, literature, and song.

 
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Product Details
Author:Billy Kay
Paperback:288 pages
Publisher:Mainstream Publishing
Publication Date:March 01, 2006
Language:English
ISBN:1845960521
Product Length:6.12 inches
Product Width:0.69 inches
Product Height:9.19 inches
Product Weight:0.67 pounds
Package Length:9.06 inches
Package Width:6.06 inches
Package Height:0.71 inches
Package Weight:0.66 pounds
Average Customer Rating: based on 1 reviews

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5Scotland's dialects  Dec 29, 2011 By AnneJoyce
This is a great book for Scots, their descendants, or anyone who has visited Scotland and wondered why there are so many different "languages". As always, Billy Kay does an incredible job, comparing and contrasting the dialects by geographical regions. He does not omit the finer differences within these regions, e.g. within a 50 mile radius of Glasgow there are numerous variations, each having quite different words for the same subject. He tells of people who feel that speaking Scots is wrong, many believe it is slang. Depending on the geographical area, the dialect can be musical and a delight to the ear, others may sound coarse and grating. This is a book that should be passed around to spread the word.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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