Traditional Dialect of Dumfriesshire
This was a South Scots dialect. It was not only spoken in southern Scotland, but also over the English border in the Cheviot Hills of north Cumberland and north Northumberland.
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brudhdherr |
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brother |
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sunn |
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son |
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dohchterr |
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daughter |
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fehdherr |
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father |
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mudhdherr |
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mother |
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Munndeh |
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Monday |
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sprreng |
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spring |
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T-yoozdeh |
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semmerr |
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summer |
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Weddenzdeh |
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Wednesday |
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eh am |
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I am |
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