Table of Contents

1 Introduction;2 Whit's thon? What's that?;3 Whit dae yea dae? What do you do?;4 Rare tae see ye Great to see you;5 Bye for noo Goodbye for now; 6 There's them There they are;7 That's richt kind; That's very kind; 8 Whit are ye haein? What are you having?;9 It's about twa mile It's about two miles; 10 Dae ye mind? Do you remember?;11 A'm nae carin I don't care; 12. Dinna be lang! Don't be long!; 13 It rins weel yet It still runs well; 14; Whit dis it cost? How much is it; 15. The back o twal Shortly after twelve; 16 Ten Year? Then lang years. Ten years? Ten long years; 17 Helen waukens quicker Helen wakes more quickly; 18 Wha lockit the door? Who locked the door?; 19 Something byordinar. Something extraordinary; 20 A wull say I must say; 21 Whit a fowk! What a lot of people!; 22 A canna bit fash I can't help worrying; 23 Wha wad ye dance wi? With whom would you dance?; 24 A'v tint it I've lost it; 25 Haaste ye back! Come again soon!.

About the Author

L COLIN WILSON was born in 1958 in Aberdeen, of parents and grandparents who themselves were from the Aberdeen area. Having spent his early childhood there, and then some two years in Cumbernauld, he was raised in Peterculter on Lower Deeside. He was educated at the local primary school and later at Cults Academy, after which he graduated from RGIT in Electronic Engineering. As well as North East Scotland, he has also lived and worked in London and Glasgow. By profession he is a computer software developer. Nowadays Colin lives in Aberdeen's Midstocket area, with his wife Fiona – a native of Cairnbulg – and her golden retrievers Honey and Cara. When not working at his job, or promoting Scots, his main interests are other languages, travel, and his music collection.

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