This glorious beast Louis helped me with some Scots Language lessons today 🐶🐕 We’ve been using Slavering since about 1325, which is amazing Slaistering seems a bit more recent, used for a few hundred years, and can be to eat messily, to drip food or liquids out yer mouth, or be slopping about in liquid or mud This was a controversial reel in the stories cause of Louie’s massive slobbers, but I really like the big man! What do you call slesters where you are? | Alistair Heather

"Scots should be a future language!" | BBC Scotland

Fit like? Alistair Heather, from the University’s Elphinstone Institute, has a few words to say about a new class that aims to help people learn to use Scots! Scots is the language of much of Scotland, and includes Doric. We’re running evening classes in collaboration with Scottish Culture and Traditions for speakers and new learners to read, write and speak with confidence in Scots. This is a chance to experiment with Scots in a safe space, through exploration of great literature and media old

"Haud yer wheesht". Actor Connor Bryson brings to life the Scots dialect in sign language. | BBC Scotland News