Talk like a Scotsman

I've been in England, Ireland, North Ireland, France, Holland and Germany and I'll tell you what...them Scots were the hardest to understand speaking English.

As someone whose grandfather was a scotsman I like most things from or about Scotland

Old Mack wrote:I've been in England, Ireland, North Ireland, France, Holland and Germany and I'll tell you what...them Scots were the hardest to understand speaking English.

Were them Scots in England?

Did you go to Birmingham or Newcastle-on-Tyne?

Did you visit Wales?

Accept no substitute:

If you don't eat yer meat, you cant have any pudding. have can you have any pudding if you dont eat yer meat?

Strawberry Jam wrote:Do you native speakers of English understand that guy?

Aye ah di so Jimmy! Ya bas!

Strawberry Jam wrote:Do you native speakers of English understand that guy?

Rab C. Nesbitt (for it is he), transcends language-based understanding. He is best understood at the purely elemental level at which he plies his craft.

Andy Murrary won a gold medal for the UK!