AHRC-funded project mapping syntactic variation across dialects of Scots.
Glasgow, Scotland
Joined May 2016
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You're going out tonight, aren't you?
They're going out tonight, aren't they?
She's going out tonight, isn't she?
I'm going out tonight...oh!
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Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Hey #Scotland! Tell the @ScotsAtlas team about how you speak, and help build a super cool educational resource 🗣️🎙️
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Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Grannies and buses. Same rules apply to grandads/papas? speakforyersel.ac.uk
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Oh ye cannae/canna shove yer granny aff the bus! Let us know how you sing this song at speakforyersel.ac.uk
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Day 1 vs. Day 2 over at speakforyersel.ac.uk. Hooray for crowdsourcing! Thank you so much to all who've taken part so far. The site is open and ready to hear from more of you ballers/bawers/baers.
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Mind-blowing fact no.1: some people pronounce 'brood' and 'brewed' differently. Mind-blowing fact no.2: some people pronounce 'brood' and 'brewed' the same. Let us know how you blow minds at speakforyersel.ac.uk
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
La la la la la la la la. I just can't get you out of my head/heid. Speakforyersel.ac.uk
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Affa lot o' greetin gan on across Scotland 😭. What do you cry it? speakforyersel.ac.uk
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Do you pronounce ball more like Paul, paw or pa? Check out speakforyersel.ac.uk to log how you speak Scots!
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Check out this new educational resource for #Scots developed by @ScotsAtlas - add your own words, do the quizzes and have fun with Scots dialects! speakforyersel.ac.uk/ Braw!👏👏👏
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
@ScotsAtlas - we can finally explore modern #Scots grammar systematically- prezzie by @essikert at #scotsed2020: Clips, transcripts, linguistic info, interactive maps, all accessible and free! This is where ‘youse’ is found in Scotland 👇#Scots – at Edinburgh, Scotland
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Really excited to see @ScotsAtlas go live this week - a tremendous undertaking, tracking variation across 145 unique communities in Scotland. Data, examples, recordings all available here:
scotssyntaxatlas.ac.uk/
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
We love this: the @ScotsAtlas maps Scots as it is spoken across Scotland - people what they do and don’t say across different dialect areas and why socsi.in/WQV5y
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
this is a really wonderful project! click through and explore some great interactive maps of modern Scots usage 😀
And we're live! 🎉 The Scots Syntax Atlas launches today. Find out more about the atlas in this thread – or if you just want to get straight into it, head to scotssyntaxatlas.ac.uk.
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
A FREE milestone resource for the study of #Scots grammar released today! Check out the thread 👇 to find out more.
And we're live! 🎉 The Scots Syntax Atlas launches today. Find out more about the atlas in this thread – or if you just want to get straight into it, head to scotssyntaxatlas.ac.uk.
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Now anybody can explore the grammar of today’s #Scots all over Scotland! Fit braw! Congratulations to our own Jennifer Smith and team @essikert @davidadger Caroline Heycock and Gary Thoms on the launch of this hugely important resource! Read the thread to learn more 👇
And we're live! 🎉 The Scots Syntax Atlas launches today. Find out more about the atlas in this thread – or if you just want to get straight into it, head to scotssyntaxatlas.ac.uk.
Scots Syntax Atlas retweeted
Superb interview with @UofGlasgow @uofgarts Professor Jennifer Smith and @EdinburghUni Dr E Jamieson @essikert talking about the launch of their new @ScotsAtlas project which maps Scots spoken across the country. The project was funded by @ahrcpress
📻 You can listen to two of the Scots Syntax Atlas team talking about the atlas at around 15 minutes in to this programme! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m000c9…