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Can you speak 'Scots' Aye Can or Aye Can't?
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http://tinyurl.com/62u7b9j
I didn't realise that there are problems with some over the Scottish Census Form?
Perhaps the powers that be could also demand that all Call Centres should speak the Queen's English?
I didn't realise that there are problems with some over the Scottish Census Form?
Perhaps the powers that be could also demand that all Call Centres should speak the Queen's English?
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So jackthehat says "there are no problems"
Pity the Scots didn't consult her first, it would have saved them going to the trouble of raising the web-site, to ask people if they can understand Scots.
Such questions are not asked on the English form, so it would appear that they do have a 'problem', that we don't.
/// As part of this year's census people in Scotland will be asked to say if they can understand, speak, read and / or write Scots.///
Do you not think things out first before posting your needless aggressive posts.
Pity the Scots didn't consult her first, it would have saved them going to the trouble of raising the web-site, to ask people if they can understand Scots.
Such questions are not asked on the English form, so it would appear that they do have a 'problem', that we don't.
/// As part of this year's census people in Scotland will be asked to say if they can understand, speak, read and / or write Scots.///
Do you not think things out first before posting your needless aggressive posts.
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I think, AOG, that the confusion arises from us growing up being told to 'speak properly'. Scots is often treated as slang or lazy speech and not recognised as a language in its own right. As a result, many people think that 'Scots' refers to Scots Gaelic which is another language completely. All the website does is clarify what Scots technically is.
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