Do we have an interpreter here? ![]()
Did you understand anything? Does Scottish English understandable to you? Or maybe you are Scottish and these kind of movies aren’t really funny to you? Leave your opinions in the comment section.
Do we have an interpreter here? ![]()
Did you understand anything? Does Scottish English understandable to you? Or maybe you are Scottish and these kind of movies aren’t really funny to you? Leave your opinions in the comment section.

When I first became a wedding photographer in Edinburgh I was surprised at the number of people who did not live in Scotland that wanted to get married here. From people who moved away as children to those who simply fell in love with the country or city it was apparent that a large number of people who did not live here wanted to get married in Edinburgh.
This ranged from people just over the border in England to a couple who came from Australia that organised their whole wedding online and only arrived in Edinburgh a week before their wedding! Czytaj całość »

If you were preparing for battle and could only bring three weapons, which would they be? Ancient Scottish warriors would have brought a Claymore for their primary weapon and a Scottish Dirk with matching Sgian Dubh for their backup.
Claymore swords had blades that were notoriously large and double-edged. These swords were basically like customized Scottish Hand And A Half Swords if you take the time to examine both styles. Czytaj całość »