Comments by "Rob Fraser" (@krashd) on "1976: ACCENTS - GLASGOW vs EDINBURGH | Word of Mouth | Voice of the People | BBC Archive" video.

  1. For England it would be Essex, for Scotland it would be a Glasgow youth of ill repute, or 'ned' as they are known.
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  2.  @IAmSoMuchBetterThanYou  No true Scotsman would speak Doric? That's good to ken, I must be English then for speaking an actual Scottish dialect instead of your Queen's English.
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  3.  @stoobie94  No, his point was that "no true Scotsman" would say "I dinnae ken", meaning that he is a prat who doesn't know a thing about the various dialects of our country. I'd bet my life savings he's a London-worshipping Rangers supporter.
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  4.  @meelodeshmeeelo2034  I'm not talking about the OP, I'm talking about the first guy who replied to him. ‘no true Scotsman…’ geffel was correcting the OP by saying no true Scotsman would ever use that phrase. Have you just joined the conversation half-way in?
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  5.  @shespeakssoftly  Why are you thanking him?
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  6.  @K_-_-_-_K  Fit like?
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  7.  @InTheRhettRow  Yes, a dialect of English that is spoken in Scotland, hence a Scottish dialect.
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