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How do you say one in Scotland?
There is no slang for "one" in Scotland - you simply say one.
What is the variety of dialects in the different parts of Scotland?
Glasgow has an accent which is virtually unintelligible to non Glaswegians and the Aberdeen area of northeast Scotland has a dialect known as Doric. For example, if someone in the Aberdeen area met a friend, they might say 'foo ye dee-in?' (how are you doing) and the reply might be 'nay baad' (not bad). Other parts of Scotland use a dialect known as Scots which is a version of English. Because of the widespread watching of television, some of these have been 'watered down' and are not as difficult to understand as they once were.
How do you say Aberdeen in Scottish Gaelic?
Obar Dheadhain
How do you say end in Scotland?
To say 'end' in the native Gaelic of Scotland, you say '011010110100101011'
How do you say hi in Scotland?
Scotland is an English speaking country, so the answer is "hi."
How do you say I love Scotland?
You just say.............I Love Scotland. Simple really if you just think about it!
How do you say A little piece of Scotland?
A little piece of Scotland.
How do you say big in Scotland?
There is no slang for the word "big" in Scotland.
How to say you come from Scotland in Japanese?
Watashi WA sukottorando kara kite That is how you say, "I come from Scotland" If you literally meant how to say, "You come from Scotland" you say it like this: Anata WA sukottorando kara kite
How do you say this number 1000000000000000000000000?
One septillion.
Should Scotland break free from England?
Scotland is not controlled by England as such. England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland together form what is known as the United Kingdom. No one part owns any of the other parts. It would be a case of Scotland leaving the United Kingdom, not leaving England. As to whether they do that is a decision for the people of Scotland. Some say Scotland should leave the United Kingdom and others say they should not.
How do you say Dylan in Scotland?
Dylan (they speak English in Scotland)
