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Thank you for sharing xxx❤ Scot living in Perth Western Australia.

Cooncillor swick from Scotland the what used to make us laugh at home. I love and very much miss the country accent from the Huntly area. Gives me a warm feeling when i hear it. Im a toonser child of country parents growing up in 80s. I ended up working in Norway for a while. Lots of the same words and phrases there like rydde op (tidy up, red up in doric) and obvious direct ones like Kvinne(quine)for woman. And Norwegian for tomorrow, i morgen sounds exactly like someone from Aberdeen saying "tomorrow"...(ih moooaarn!). An interesting link. Another thing i noticed, was the inward breath "hi" thing. (The Norwegians do Jah with an inward breath) You hear that in Sweden too.

May Almighty Allah bless our youth, protect them and guide them in doing the correct thing. Amin.

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funny how im picking this up faster than working behind a cash register on the first day

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What are the job prospects? I am a banking finance lawyer in India. However, I would like to explore the possibility of working in the oil and gas sector in Scotland. Please guide. Thank you.

It was very great this ceremony 🥂! Greetings from Argentina!

Dear Khalid Mansoor A huge congratulations on your graduations and on your outstanding achievement. I’m really proud of you hoping. The whole world is now in front of you & I wish you much happiness & success Your uncle Mohamad Alkhalaf

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What does piece mean specifically in Doric. In central Scotland Scot’s it means sandwich but he was eat a pudding

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I'm a native spikar of doric, but I'm also a half orcadian myself through my biological faither. So my accent sounds more deeper And soft 🤔, so fit would that mak me?

Wonderful Ceremony, Congratulations 🎊 to all who graduated today. Especially, our Ellie Westwood. The future is yours, loads of love today and always ❤️ your loving Clan in Two Rocks, Western Australia. Grand Aunty Barbara, cousin Yvonne n hubby Kaz 😊🎉

Outdoor spaces are very key to our mental health, both green and blue spaces, so I am glad that it is being investigated further. Paul

Congratulations to you all 🎉 I would be part of this someday

I am supper happy Bro. Congratulations

I want to have a go at that shop and burn down my credit card! BTW if you are wearing the vest you can wear braces or suspenders under it to keep the kilt planted. As a piper, I do not have access to my hands to tug the kilt up when it slides down when not wearing a belt.

Kudos to you Neel Mehta…very very proud of you!!!

Kudos Neel Mehta…very very proud of you!!!

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WHOOOOOOOOO!!!!! GO ON Sarah!!!!!!!!!

So so proud of each and every person who graduated today. As a class, and as a team, we've been through a lot and I'm very grateful to have made it through the other side with so many lovely people!

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Congratulations brother

Long live the Scots leid and the distinctive Doric dialect!!!

24;46 it's ironic because his surname is Fairbairn!

I'm confused. Are you speaking English and Scots simultaneously or is it pure Scots

The language sounds like a combination of English and Norwegian

Hi, I enjoyed your school tour. Good to hear that you studied ChE. I just got an offer for a PhD in Chemical Engineering. Can I connect with you? I will appreciate an opportunity to do that.

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Did he just use the fact that one the American founders who is acknowledged as a not a devout Christian Jefferson as an excuse to call "most "of them deists in order justify calling their constitution a product of epicureanism?

Love listening to Professor NT Wright, but his take on American history is misleading which makes me wonder how can I trust his take on his other presentations

Hello. this is Ermias from Ethiopia. It was an outstanding discussion and I am so glad to bee part of this community. I hop I will join university of Aberdeen and study my masters degree. Please I want you to give me information about scholarship program.

I’m fascinated. I’m studying Greek in Greece this summer, but my mind can manage learning two non-related languages simultaneously.

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I’m Aberdeen born and bred but now live near Perth Australia. Back in Scotland we met a Dutch family from a town near the Germany border. They spoke English well but often forgot and spoke to us in Dutch and l was amazed how many words were the same as Doric like coo, richt o’re at crossroads, Stracht for straight and so many more. I’ve tried to find out why the similarities but never managed to.

The Scots (Scotii) came to the North West of Great Britain from Ireland in the 5th century AD. They spoke Gaelic not Old English. The so called ‘Scots’ language is based on Old English and has nothing to do with the Scots. The real Scots language is Gaelic.

moved to inverurie last may form the forest of dean. (originally from bolton). i love accents so so much#!! scottish is the hardest one to grasp. i do love the phrase, a gunni ha maself a wee swalli . ''oot an aboot'' is one of my favourites. and hoos. car canny. i meet so many people in aberdeenshire as i am a gardener. i know an electician... i cannot understand a single word he says .

This was a lovely, meaningful research presentation Zoe. I am most grateful you shared!

Our former Baptist minister compared it to shooting a mad dog to save others lives. I believe he borrowed the illustration from Bonhoeffer.