In Scotland, what part of your body is informally known as your bahookie?
Correct answer: Bottom
Greygranite
we also speak Doric in the NE Scotland - completely different vocabulary
Tracey
I think you will find that Gaelic, as a language, is distinct from Latin based and German based languages. It is one of the Celtic languages.
I may be wrong, but I think you should check.
AndyV5615
Shane about the Big Yin! (That’s Billy Connolly to those who don’t know)
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I see the picture shows Scottish children as “wee Yins “ . The tragedy is that there will only be one “ Big Yin”
Wozza
Some great Scottish words ; Drietch is one of my favourites ; for wet nasty weather!
Castra
Coo,
I'm neither Scottish nor a Geordie, (I'm English) but thank you for putting p in their place.
Castra
Queen Esther,
I don't think many of us care and I doubt that it's complimentary.
Queen Esther
other slang than American slang is weird!!
Queen Esther
Guys always say that I have a gyatt if y'all don't know what that means look it up right now!!!
Coo
p, We are NOT Scotchmen we are Scots or Scottish. I don't think that Geordies would be too happy with your name for them either.
Dalia
It would be marvelous to visit Scotland someday..
Wombat
Greygranite, Doric? *wonders how the Greeks ended up in Scotland* 🤔 Interesting…
(Okay I looked it up, and the word is actually probably a reference to the Doric Greeks, so lol. Not related though, just named after them.)
Julie
That’s my new word! Classic and thank you Scotland!
pun'kin
every slang is different, that's what slang is for