Scots Dictionary for Schools App – Edinburgh City of Literature Trust

City of Literature Trust. 27 January 2021. Edinburgh-based Dictionaries of the Scots Language have developed a new Scots Dictionary app for schools.

Scots Dictionary for Schools app

Produced for young Scots learners everywhere, our fully updated Scots Dictionary for Schools app gives definitions in English for 9,500 Scots words, plus 600 ...

Scots Dictionary for Schools - Apps on Google Play

Want to know the meaning of 'gallus', 'sonsie' or 'swither'? How to say 'capercailzie', 'dreich' or 'stour'? Look no further!

Our Story – Edinburgh City of Literature Trust

The Edinburgh City of Literature Trust has been enrichening lives with Scotland's literary story since 2004.

Scots Dictionary for Schools on the App Store - Apple

Provider: Dictionaries of the Scots Language ; Size: 53.5 MB ; Category: Education ; Compatibility. iPhone: Requires iOS 11.0 or later. iPad ...

Scotland :: More information and resources - Speak For Yersel

Compiled by Dictionaries of the Scots Language SCIO, the nation's authority on Scots, the Scots Dictionary for Schools provides meanings in English for around ...

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A literary charity connecting people to place through books, words, and ideas. Entertainment & Recreation Edinburgh cityofliterature.com Joined May 2009

Iseabail's list of Scots language reference resources

Rennie, Susan (1999) Grammar Broonie: A Guide tae Scots Grammar, Edinburgh: Scottish National Dictionary Association. For schools. Robertson, T. A. and John ...

Dictionaries of the Scots Language | Edinburgh - Facebook

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Scottish Book Trust and the Scots language

We are encouraging children to learn 'slang' or 'dialect' at the expense of grammatical English, and that this will harm their education and future prospects.

Edinburgh celebrates 20 years since becoming first City of Literature

The Scottish capital has hosted a series of events over the past two decades highlighting its literary credentials.

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Scottish Book Trust - Reading, Writing & Literacy Charity - Scottish ...

We are a national charity transforming the lives of people in Scotland through reading and writing since 1998. Find out more about Scottish Book Trust.

reading – The NEN - North Edinburgh News

Keira Brown from Edinburgh UNESCO City of Literature Trust and UNESCO Cities ... Schools ambassador, Scottish Book Trust, Tynecastle High School ...

Scotland - Wikipedia

Edinburgh is the capital and Glasgow is the largest of the cities of Scotland. Scotland. Scotland (Scots) Alba (Scottish Gaelic).

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University of Edinburgh - Wikipedia

The University of Edinburgh is a public research university based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Founded by the town council under the authority of a royal charter ...

UNESCO Cities of Literature Conference - Scottish Storytelling Centre

Being a UNESCO City of Literature isn't just about the past and present, it's about working together for the future, and the Edinburgh City of Literature Trust ...

Scottish Book Trust announces Scots Language Publication Grant ...

10 new books will be published in Scots this year through the Scots Language Publication Grant. The Scots Language Publication Grant provides assistance for ...

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... Edinburgh Legal Education Trust, while Scottish law books are also issued by publishers with wider interests, the most important being Bloomsbury and Edinburgh.