Usually predictable from spelling, the typical patterns are ur→/ʌr/ (nurse), er/ear→/ɛr/ (berth, learn), ir→/ɪr/ (birth), but exceptions do exist. Similarly, ...

Scottish English is mostly rhotic, meaning /r/ is typically pronounced in the syllable coda, although some non-rhotic varieties are present in Edinburgh and ... Background · History · Phonology · Scotticisms

SSE has less vowels than other varieties because SSE is rhotic i.e. <r> is pronounced /r/ after vowels and not vocalised to /ɪə/, /ɛə/, /ʊ ə/ and /ɜː/ as in RP ...

12 мая 2023 г. · Pronounce “u” and “oo” sounds the same. Form a narrow gap in your mouth and pronounce both “u” and “oo” sounds as “ooh”: “good” and “gut” both become “goohd.”

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Hi, I'm from Glasgow or as some people say “Glasgae”. The pronunciation of I am as /ɑm/ is common not only in Scotland but in many parts of the UK.

19 февр. 2020 г. · The Scottish r sound is usually pronounced as a 'flap' or 'tap' similar to the r sound in Spanish.

Scots is spoken in various dialects. The traditional Scots spelling conventions used here can, on the whole, be read and pronounced in any Scots dialect.

Scottish English has its own vocabulary and pronunciations that differ from Standard English, such as not using the schwa sound and lack of distinction between ...