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I wasn' sure whether to put this here, or in the research forum.
But I have a question for any Scot in here.
Scots Language, or Lallands, is the form of Anglic spoken by, according to my research materials, quite a few people in Scotland.
Note, I’m not talking about Scots English, but actual Scots, the variant of Middle English.
An illustration: https://sco.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_leid
It is a bit unclear from my sources whether Scots (Lallands) is actually spoken, or if it has suffered such a language disintigration that what people call Lallands now is in fact a variant of Scots English.
Could anyone shed some light on this? Thank you!
But I have a question for any Scot in here.
Scots Language, or Lallands, is the form of Anglic spoken by, according to my research materials, quite a few people in Scotland.
Note, I’m not talking about Scots English, but actual Scots, the variant of Middle English.
An illustration: https://sco.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scots_leid
It is a bit unclear from my sources whether Scots (Lallands) is actually spoken, or if it has suffered such a language disintigration that what people call Lallands now is in fact a variant of Scots English.
Could anyone shed some light on this? Thank you!
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