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Old 18th May 2009, 10:30
Ferryhill Ferryhill is offline
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Happy Birthday in Scottish Accent
Hello!

I was wondering how you would write happy birthday in different scottish dialects like doric etc not actual languages like gaelic/scots etc.
Cheers!
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Old 18th May 2009, 10:33
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Hello!

I was wondering how you would write happy birthday in different scottish dialects not actual languages like gaelic/scots etc.
Cheers!
'Happy Birthday'
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Old 18th May 2009, 18:11
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Hello!

I was wondering how you would write happy birthday in different scottish dialects like doric etc not actual languages like gaelic/scots etc.
Cheers!
What a strange thing to wonder about ! And why do you ask how it is said in a Scottish accent in the title and then ask about how it is written in different dialects ?
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Old 14th August 2009, 10:13
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Hello!

I was wondering how you would write happy birthday in different scottish dialects like doric etc not actual languages like gaelic/scots etc.
Cheers!
Thanks for sharing, but it is not useful.
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