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What is Scottish English?

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What makes the Scottish different? Can James even understand Scottish English? In this episode, Chris & James chat all things Scotland and help you navigate the land of tartan kilts and bright orange fizzy drinks.
Part One
Bloody hell (informal, British): used to express anger, annoyance, or shock

Loch (noun, Scottish): a lake

Scenic (adj): relating to views of impressive or beautiful natural scenery

Strenuous (adj): requiring or using great effort or exertion
Toddler (noun): a young child who is just beginning to walk
Irn Bru (noun): the best drink on earth (if you ask a Scottish person)
Florescent (adj): vividly colourful
Och aye (expression, Scottish): Oh yes
Part Two
Gonnae (verb, Scottish): going to
Cannae - Can't (verb, Scottish): can't
I dinnae ken (Scottish): I don't know
You're just a wee bairn (expression, Scottish): you're a small child
Wee (adj, Scottish): small
Yer bum's oot the windae (expression, Scottish): you are lying or exaggerating
Yer oot yer face (expression, Scottish): You're out of your face, meaning you are very intoxicated
Ma heid's mince (expression, Scottish): my head is mince, meaning I am confused
Part Three
Right up one's street (idiom):
something that appeals to someone
"I love a bit of whiskey, so I'm sure Scotland will be right up my street!"

Running on fumes (idiom): to continue to do something even if you are extremely tired or lacking in enthusiasm
"When I got to the top of Ben Nevis, I was running on fumes and I needed to have a rest."

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What makes the Scottish different? Can James even understand Scottish English? In this episode, Chris & James chat all things Scotland and help you navigate the land of tartan kilts and bright orange fizzy drinks.
Part One
Bloody hell (informal, British): used to express anger, annoyance, or shock

Loch (noun, Scottish): a lake

Scenic (adj): relating to views of impressive or beautiful natural scenery

Strenuous (adj): requiring or using great effort or exertion
Toddler (noun): a young child who is just beginning to walk
Irn Bru (noun): the best drink on earth (if you ask a Scottish person)
Florescent (adj): vividly colourful
Och aye (expression, Scottish): Oh yes
Part Two
Gonnae (verb, Scottish): going to
Cannae - Can't (verb, Scottish): can't
I dinnae ken (Scottish): I don't know
You're just a wee bairn (expression, Scottish): you're a small child
Wee (adj, Scottish): small
Yer bum's oot the windae (expression, Scottish): you are lying or exaggerating
Yer oot yer face (expression, Scottish): You're out of your face, meaning you are very intoxicated
Ma heid's mince (expression, Scottish): my head is mince, meaning I am confused
Part Three
Right up one's street (idiom):
something that appeals to someone
"I love a bit of whiskey, so I'm sure Scotland will be right up my street!"

Running on fumes (idiom): to continue to do something even if you are extremely tired or lacking in enthusiasm
"When I got to the top of Ben Nevis, I was running on fumes and I needed to have a rest."

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