How well do you know the Scots language? I'm not talking about Scottish Gaelic, this is something completely separate from Lowland Scotland! Here are the words: Bairn - A Child Ken - To Know something/someone Peece - Your lunch, usually a sandwich Off to get the messages - The shopping/groceries. Braw - good/nice. Dreich - wet, grey weather Havering - talking nonsense Blether - Chat Weesht- be quiet Glaikit - stupid or daft. Bahookie - Bum Coorie in - Cuddle/Nestle "It's going to be a braw brigh

😂 The Scottish language is a term that can refer to more than one linguistic tradition found in Scotland. Most commonly, it includes Scots and Scottish Gaelic, two distinct languages with unique histories, structures, and cultural significance. Scots, a Germanic language closely related to English, evolved from Old English and has been spoken in Lowland Scotland and parts of Ulster (Northern Ireland) for centuries. Though often mistaken for a dialect of English, Scots has its own rich vocabular