Grammar and Usage of the Shetland Dialect

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Shetland Times, 1991 - Foreign Language Study - 46 pages
A grammar which provides a comprehensive introduction to the grammar and usage of the Shetland dialect.

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THE NOUN
2
THE VERB
9
CONJUNCTIONS
16
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Grammar & Usage of the Shetland Dialect
T. A. Robertson,John J. Graham
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Common terms and phrases

aald abön aboot ADJECTIVES ADVERBS afore alang ANGUS'S GLOSSARY apon athin atween auxiliary boat bön brak BROKEN cast catched common dere doon door draa Du'll ECHOES FROM KLINGRAHOOL English examples Expression fire furt geng gerund gien göd gyaan hadd HENTILAGETS hill Hit's hoose indicative INTERROGATIVE itil kyerri laek laid licht LOWRIE lowse makkin meaning MICHIGAN mind muckle never NOTE NOUNS ower passages Past PHRASES PREPOSITIONS continued present PRONOUNS purlin rain RASMIE'S BÜDDIE reader redd Set dee SHETLAND DIALECT SHETLAND FIRESIDE SHETLAND FIRESIDE TALES shö SMAA MURR SPECIAL speech spelling staand taen tear Tense things took UNST LETTER usage usually verb weel whaar Whin wind writer

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TitleGrammar and Usage of the Shetland Dialect
AuthorsT. A. Robertson, John J. Graham
Edition2, reprint
PublisherShetland Times, 1991
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedFeb 28, 2008
ISBN0900662786, 9780900662782
Length46 pages
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Foreign Language Study / Miscellaneous
Language Arts & Disciplines / General
Language Arts & Disciplines / Spelling & Vocabulary
Social Science / Popular Culture
  
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