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MareGaea
  Feb 23, 08, 16:05  #61
Seanus wrote:
three consecutive losses


Yeah, it wasn't much what I saw from the Scottish side...They better improve or else this is not gonna work for them...

M-G (33-13 says enough, I think)

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 23, 08, 16:06  #62
I think we've lost heart, 3 out of 3 defeats, no way back

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Grzegorz_
  Feb 23, 08, 16:28  #63
jones101 wrote:
I say why bother talking. just flash some money and your passport


That's how you met your wife ?

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jones101
  Feb 23, 08, 16:30  #64
I am not married. But my fiancee did pick me when she could do far better. She is an amazing woman and I am thankful every day she loves me.

And imagine this....she makes good money and doesn't want to live in the USA. So I guess my passport and wallet are safe :)

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GlasgowSteven
Edited by: GlasgowSteven  Feb 27, 08, 07:24  #65
i love my glaswegian accent!! and wouldnt change it for any other in the world! and no matter where in the world you go, people always have a warm smile for you when they hear or realise that your from scotland, dont get me wrong the line i most hear is " i cant understand a word you say, but i love yer accent" but i can live with that....

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ShelleyS
  Feb 27, 08, 09:35  #66
Trust me, the kilt doesn’t work, Polish girls were as appalled as I was when in Krakow a couple of years ago...

Its really not a good look..

Grzegorz_ wrote:
Aren't Scotish men homosexuals ?


Are you offering to show them round Krakow if they are ;-)

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nikola
  Feb 27, 08, 12:00  #67
Grzegorz_ wrote:
Aren't Scotish men homosexuals ?


I hope not otherwise i've dated a lot of homosexuals 0_o


There's quite a few different Scottish accents.
Depends what part of Scotland you're from.
Glasgow is more... slang
and Edinburgh is more Posh.

My accents mixed from living all over Scotland ;P

GlasgowSteven wrote:
i love my glaswegian accent!! and wouldnt change it for any other in the world! and no matter where in the world you go, people always have a warm smile for you when they hear or realise that your from scotland, dont get me wrong the line i most hear is " i cant understand a word you say, but i love yer accent" but i can live with that....


I met a Polish man the other day who said some people in Scotland are like 'Och aye the noooooo!' and others are more like 'Hello there. How are you this evening?'
You seem the 'Och aye the noo' type :p
Okay I'm kidding, I live near Glasgow so I can't say a word :p

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GlasgowSteven
Edited by: GlasgowSteven  Feb 27, 08, 15:50  #68
nikola wrote:
i love my glaswegian accent!! and wouldnt change it for any other in the world! and no matter where in the world you go, people always have a warm smile for you when they hear or realise that your from scotland, dont get me wrong the line i most hear is " i cant understand a word you say, but i love yer accent" but i can live with that....


I met a Polish man the other day who said some people in Scotland are like 'Och aye the noooooo!' and others are more like 'Hello there. How are you this evening?'
You seem the 'Och aye the noo' type :p
Okay I'm kidding, I live near Glasgow so I can't say a word :p


Im definetly the " och aye the noo" type, although i never do say och aye the noo......

but as has been mentioned there are so many localised accents in scotland that its hard to pin on one city, to an untrained ear i would have a broad Glaswegian accent, but as im form lanarkshire im not even glaswegian, therfore my accent is quite different from the hardend glaswegians.....

still wouldnt change it though........

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 27, 08, 16:37  #69
The Weegies are a great bunch.

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JustysiaS
  Feb 27, 08, 17:06  #70
i love Scottish accent...

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 27, 08, 17:08  #71
Which one?

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JustysiaS
  Feb 27, 08, 17:10  #72
Highlands and Edinburgh

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 27, 08, 17:13  #73
I find that there are more accents in Scotland than Poland, well, more distinction at any rate. I don't hear the differences in Polish accents that clearly

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szkotja2007
  Feb 27, 08, 17:19  #74
I find the accent in the south of Poland the most difficult to understand.
JustysiaS wrote:
Highlands and Edinburgh

Great answer !

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 27, 08, 17:22  #75
Where exactly in the south of Poland?

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szkotja2007
  Feb 27, 08, 17:24  #76
Malopolskie.
I suppose it depends on the individual, I have two friends from Lodz. One is quite clear but the other speaks too fast.

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Feb 27, 08, 17:26  #77
Have u heard sb from O¿imek, near Opole in Silesia? Or a góral?

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PolskaDoll
Edited by: PolskaDoll  Feb 27, 08, 17:28  #78
JustysiaS wrote:
Edinburgh


Good choice...so much more refined... ;)

szkotja2007 wrote:
One is quite clear but the other speaks too fast.


I have a friend from Gdansk who speaks very fast in English but he goes into turbo mode in Polish. I never understand how anyone understands him...
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LondonChick
Edited by: LondonChick  Feb 27, 08, 17:29  #79
Am trying to come up with a witty response about Scots guys visiting loch (those who know Warsaw know excactly where I mean LOL)

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szkotja2007
  Feb 27, 08, 17:29  #80
Can't say I have and I wouldn't know if I did !!

Btw - I dont know if this is regional or common throughout Poland but....when asked a question someone will say "No" which means yes.

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JustysiaS
  Feb 27, 08, 18:01  #81
szkotja2007 wrote:
Great answer !


i heard Aberdeen and Dundee people, and no disrespect, but i hardly got a word out of that. Highlandish accent is very nice and easy to understand. Edinburgh is 'polished' Scottish. Ach! :)

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szkotja2007
Edited by: szkotja2007  Feb 27, 08, 18:09  #82
Here is a fine example of the Aberdeenshire accent.
Big Aggie telephones looking for her money, only to realise later that in her anger she has dialled the wrong number....


Seanus - Is that a tear in your eye ??

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GlasgowSteven
  Feb 28, 08, 18:37  #83
PolskaDoll wrote:
Edinburgh


Good choice...so much more refined... ;)


If by refined you mean posher then aye your probs spot on!!! but who wants refind??? rough round the edges is what your after.... lol

The diversity between scottish accents to areas is actually amazing, for want of a better word... the accents and even words used can change only a few miles down the road, my area of lanarkshire ( north and south ) has 32 smaller counties incorperated, and you could nearly say that they would all have a slightly diffenet twang to the accent......

and when abroad practically everybody from the west of Scotland will tell you they are from Glasgow!!!

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_Sofi_ [Guest]
  Feb 28, 08, 18:48  #84
GlasgowSteven wrote:
The diversity between scottish accents to areas is actually amazing, for want of a better word...

Actually, I have to say that when I was in Aberdeen my friend and I were amused by how different the accent was from where I live.

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PolskaDoll
  Feb 28, 08, 18:51  #85
GlasgowSteven wrote:
If by refined you mean posher then aye your probs spot on!!! but who wants refind??? rough round the edges is what your after.... lol


Yes, of course posher ;) As to the next part...no comment ;) hehe

GlasgowSteven wrote:
The diversity between scottish accents to areas is actually amazing, for want of a better word... the accents and even words used can change only a few miles down the road,


Yes I completely agree with this. Such a small country yet within a day you can experience several different Scottish accents and about five meanings of the one word. The Doric is maybe my favourite though.
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GlasgowSteven
  Feb 29, 08, 18:40  #86
PolskaDoll wrote:
The Doric is maybe my favourite though.


I can agree that it is a braw accent, rustic would you say?

would it impress ya if i told you that the Ancient Greek word "Doric" became "rustic" in English........

nope didnt think so..... lol

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Seanus GOLD MEMBER
  Mar 1, 08, 12:18  #87
That's tears of laughter maybe. Straight from Northfield more than likely

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