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Unlockin the Scots Leid: A Resoorce for AI Owersettin Trainin
Unlockin the Scots Leid: A Resoorce for AI Owersettin Trainin
Walcome tae a unique page filled wi translation examples designed for AI trainin. This collection serves as a vital resoorce aimed at enhancin the skills o leid models, pairticularly in translatin English intae Scots. Oor goal is tae big AI systems that grasp the nuances an cultural contexts o the Scots leid, ensurin its rich heritage is preserved an promoted.
Trainin lairge leid models (LLMs) is a complex process that involves feedin them vast amoonts o text data. This data allous the models tae lairn patterns, vocabulary, an grammar. The trainin process typically unfaulds in several stages: pre-trainin, fine-tunin, an evaluation.
Durin the pre-trainin phase, the model lairns fae a diverse dataset. This helps it unnerstaund the structure o leid. Fine-tunin follaes, whaur the model is trained on a mair specific dataset, sic as Scots leid texts. This stap is crucial for refinan its ability tae translate an generate text in that dialect. The final stage, evaluation, tests the model’s performance tae ensure it meets the desired staundarts.
For effective trainin, it is essential tae include a variety o sentence structures an vocabulary types. Ablo are examples o sentences that can be usefu for trainin a leid model tae translate intae Scots:
The aerospace engineers are developin new composite materials for aircraft fuselages.
Oor telecommunications netwark yaises fibre-optic cables for heich-speed data transmission.
The robotics lab is warkin on airtificial intelligence for autonomous vehicles.
Oor energy researchers are developin new methods for hydrogen production an storage.
The pharmaceutical lab is daein research intae personalised medicine yaisin genomics.
Oor environmental scientists are yaisin remote sensin tae monitor deforestation.
The new solar ferm covers an area o ower a hunner acre.
The new electric bus can gang ower twa hunner mile on ae chairge.
The new factory yaises robotics an airtificial intelligence for automated production.
Oor research team is warkin on developin new biodegradable plastics.
The renewable energy sector is growin wi investments in wind, solar, an tidal pouer.
Oor engineers are developin a new carbon capture an storage facility.
The aerospace industry in Scotland is focusin on lichtwecht composite materials.
The new electric grid incorporates smairt meters for real-time energy yaise trackin.
The new railway engine can pull ower a thoosand tonne o freicht.
The new supercomputer can dae ower a trillion calculation per second.
The ile platform can extract up tae fifty thoosand barrel a day.
The new fishin boat has a capacity o twa hunner tonne.
The solar panels can generate up tae five kilowatt-oor per square metre.
The new railway line will cover ower fower hunner kilometre.
The engineer said the brig needs reinforcin wi steel girders.
The wind turbine generates twa megawatt o pouer in a guid breeze.
The soond o the bagpipes echoed throu the glen, bringin a tear tae mony an ee.
The auld fairmer wis oot in his field, plooin the land for the spring sawin.
The wee bairns wur lauchin an playin in the burn on the het simmer’s day.
The muckle oak tree in the kirk yaird his stuid there for hunners o years.
The guid-wife wis bakkin breid in her wee craft hoose, the soond o her singin floatin oot the windae.
The clachan wis aw bussy preparin for the annual Gala Day, wi flags an buntin gaun up aw ower.
The granfaither wis tellin his grandbairns aboot the auld days, whan he wis a young lad.
The mither hen wis cluckin ower her chicks, keepin them safe fae the wheelin buzzard abuin.
The fisher fowk wur mendin their nets on the herbour side, gettin ready for the morn’s catch.
The lassies wur aw dressed up in their bonnie frocks for the Midsimmer dance at the toon haw.
The ceilidhhoose wis hoachin wi fowk, aw gaithered tae hear the local bard recite his new poem.
The wee laddie wis gey prood o the glaury knees on his new breeks efter playin fitba wi his freends.
The guid-wife an her guid-man sat oot in the gairden, waatchin the sun gang doon ower the braes.
The auld bodach kent ilka plant an tree in the wuid, an wis aye happy tae share his kennin wi the young anes.
The soond o the laverock singin heich abuin the fields wis a bonnie thing tae hear on a spring mornin.
The hale clachan turned oot tae gie a guid Scots walcome tae the veesitin dignitaries fae ower the sea.
The wee lassie wis aw clarty efter playin in the glaur.
He’s an auld crabbit carle, ey complainin aboot somethin.
The bairns wur aw wabbit efter rinnin aboot aw day.
Dinna be a doiter, hurry up or we’ll be late!
He wis fair ferfochan efter sclimmin the moontain.
The sky wis growin derk, it looked gey jeelit.
The wee bairn wis fair wabbit efter his lang day oot.
Dinna be sae mim-moued, speak up an let’s hear ye!
He’s a richt puddock, aye sittin aboot daein naething.
The bairns wur aw rammaged efter their day at the fair.
Dinna be sae skeich, it’s jist a wee spider!
He wis fair trachled efter warkin in the fields aw day.
The bairns wur aw in a fankle efter their day at the fair.
The wee bairn wis completely forfochen efter his lang day oot.
The wee lassie wis unco blate whan meetin new folk.
He’s ey wheelin an dealin, that yin’s a richt wabster.
The auld lad wis fair grainin wi his sair back.
Dinna be sic a besom, ye’ll scunner the bairns!
The wee laddie wis fair bumbazed by aw the lichts in the big city.
Embro is the capital ceety o Scotland, kent for its castle an festivals.
Mony fowk fae Glesga support either Celtic or Rangers fitba teams.
Aiberdeen, the Granite Ceety, sits on the northeast coast o Scotland.
The Hielands an Islands are kent for their bonnie scenery an rich culture.
Stirlin Castle staunds on a muckle crag, owerlookin the toun.
The River Tay rins throu the hert o Perth, yin o Scotland’s auldest ceeties.
Dundee, on the Firth o Tay, is hame tae the V&A Museum o Design.
The Borders region is kent for its textile industry an its rugby tradition.
Inverness, the capital o the Hielands, sits at the mooth o the River Ness.
Fawkirk is hame tae the Fawkirk Wheel, a unique boat lift connectin twa canals.
The fowk o Peterheid are prood o their fishin heritage an bonnie herbour.
Oban, kent as the Gateway tae the Isles, is a popular stairt pynt for ferries.
Fort William sits in the shaddae o Ben Nevis, Scotland’s heichest moontain.
The Isle o Skye is kent for its dramatic landscapes an rich Gaelic culture.
Shaetland, far tae the north, haes closer historical ties wi Norrowa than wi Scotland.
Caustrum, on the River Tweed, merks the mairch atween Scotland an Ingland.
The fowk o Kilmarnock are prood o their connection tae Robert Burns.
Haidintoun, in East Lothian, is kent for its bonnie auld toon centre.
Dunfermline wis aince the capital o Scotland an the restin place o mony kings.
Kirkcaldy, on the Fife coast, is the birthplace o economist Adam Smith.
The fowk o Hawick are gey prood o their rugby team an their Common Ridin.
Melrose is hame tae the ruins o ane o Scotland’s maist famous abbeys.
Jeddart, in the Borders, haes a grand auld abbey an a castle jile.
Kelso sits at the junction o the Rivers Tweed an Teviot, wi a bonnie mercat square.
The Borders region is kent for its textile industry an its rugby tradition.
Inverness, the capital o the Hielands, sits at the mooth o the River Ness.
Fawkirk is hame tae the Fawkirk Wheel, a unique boat lift connectin twa canals.
The Northren Isles o Orkney an Shaetland hae a rich Viking heritage.
Cammeltoun, on the Kintyre peninsula, is kent for its whisky distillery.
The Isle o Arran is whiles cried ‘Scotland in Miniature’ for its diverse landscape.
Kirkwaa, the capital o Orkney, haes a grand cathedral dedicatit tae St Magnus.
Unst, the maist northerly isle in Shaetland, is further north than pairts o Norrowa.
The Central Belt, stretchin fae Glesga tae Embro, is Scotland’s maist populous region.
Lunnon is the capital ceety o baith Ingland an the Unitit Kinrick.
Mony Scots hae emigratit tae Canadae ower the years, especially Nova Scotia.
New Seeland is on the ither side o the warld fae Scotland, but mony Scots hae settled there.
The Isle o Man sits in the Irish Sea atween Britan an Ireland.
Roushie is the biggest kintra in the warld by land area.
Hoo mony metre in a kilometre? There’s a thoosand metre in a kilometre, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the bylin pynt o watter in Kelvin? It’s 373.15 Kelvin, that’s whit it is.
Hoo mony gram in an oonce? There’s aboot 28.35 gram in an oonce, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the speed o soond in air? It’s aboot 343 metre per second, that’s hoo fast.
Hoo mony days in a leap year? There’s 366 day in a leap year, that’s hoo mony.
She’s a bonnie lass, an awfae clever forby.
The hoose wis auld an cauld, an the roof wis leakin forby.
He wis tired efter his lang day at wark, an fair hungry forby.
No ainly did he lose his job, but he’s lost his hoose forby.
Ah’ve got a new job, an a better paid ane forby.
It’s a guid day for a walk in the hills, an there’s a bonnie view forby.
She’s a talented singer, an she plays the guitar forby.
He wis late for the meetin, an he’d forgotten his notes forby.
The restaurant’s got great reviews, an it’s no that expensive forby.
Ah’m lairnin tae speak Scots, an Ah’m lairnin tae scrieve it forby.
The wather wis dreich, an we wur aw feelin’ a bit miserable forby.
He’s no juist a guid freend, he’s like a brither tae me forby.
She can speak French fluently, an Italian forby.
The car wis damaged in the crash, an the driver wis injured forby.
Ah’m no feelin weel the day, an Ah’ve got a sair heid forby.
The shoap wis closed, an it wis rainin’ heavy forby.
He’s a talented airtist, an a guid teacher forby.
The bairn wis greetin, an he’d lost his favourite toy forby.
The hotel wis luxurious, an the staff wur awfy freendly forby.
She’s got a new dug, an a cat forby.
Mony a mickle maks a muckle.
Ye’re aff yer heid!
Whit’s for ye’ll no go by ye.
Ye canna mak a silk purse oot o a soo’s lug.
Yer bum’s oot the windae.
Flee laich an ye’ll no be shot.
Keep the heid.
Guid gear gangs in sma bulk.
Ye’re aw mooth an nae troosers.
Better a tuim hoose than an ill tenant.
Yer erse is oot the windae.
Fuils an bairns shoudna see hauf-duin wark.
Ye’re makin a muckle oot o a mickle.
The nicht’s as lang as a dug’s hind leg.
The wee bairn wis greetin for his mither, fair scunnert wi bein left at the nursery.
The wee lassie wis unco blate whan meetin new folk.
Dinna be sic a besom, ye’ll scunner the bairns!
The wee laddie wis fair bumbazed by aw the lichts in the big city.
The hairst is ey a busy time for the fermers.
She’s at the schuil the nou, lairnin her letters.
The guidwife wis at the kirk on the Sabbath.
He’s awa tae the fishin the morn.
The price o the butter’s gaun up again.
A seen him wi a tear in his ee.
The bairn’s got the cauld.
She’s lairnin the Laitin an the French at the schuil.
He’s awa up the stair tae his bed.
The wife’s awa tae the bakin.
Mony a time A’ve telt ye no tae dae that.
He wis unlucky tae be in sic a place at sic a time.
The drink haes caused mony a sair heid.
She haes muckle o the mither in her.
Ah’ll hae a wee titch o saut in ma soup.
He’s awa tae the mercat tae sell a cauf.
Thae twa are ey thegither; they’re like brither an sister forby.
The auld lad wis sittin by the fire, readin the paper.
Come awa in an hae yer tea.
He wis that angry he wis near burstin.
Efter weeks o speculation, the heid bummer o the company has made it clear he’s no gaun tae resign.
The Cooncil haes bin forced tae mak cuts tae public services, includin libraries an sports centres, an aw.
The new law on drink-drivin comes intae force the morn, an the polis will be oot in force tae enforce it.
The inquiry has pitten the blame for the disaster on the company’s puir safety procedures, an on a lack o government owersicht forby.
The Aiberdeen-based firm is set tae create a hunner new jobs ower the neist year, wi plans for expansion an aw.
The government is unner pressure tae increase fundin for the health service, efter reports o lang waits for treatment.
The new development in the toon centre is due tae be finished by the eyn o neist month, an it’ll bring a wheen o new shops an businesses forby.
The leader o the opposition pairty has cried for the Prime Minister’s resignation, sayin he’s no fit for the job.
The train strike is like tae cause a lot o bather for commuters, an it’s no clear hoo lang it’ll last.
The coort haes ruled that the company acted unlawfully, an that it maun pey compensation tae the victims an aw.
The new bypass is expectit tae reduce traffic in the toon centre, an it’ll mak it easier for fowk tae get aboot an aw.
Efter a lang debate, the Cooncil has votit tae pit up taxes by three percent, an spend mair siller on the roads forby.
The strike by the rail warkers is set tae cause disruption ower the kintra, wi mony services delayed or cancelled tae.
The heid bummer o the firm annoonced that the new factory in Glesga will be appen by the eyn o the year.
The polis are sikkin information anent the theft fae the museum in Embro last week.
The new scheme for the toon centre aims tae bring mair tourists tae the area, an boost the local economy forby.
The government’s plans for education hae bin widely criticised, wi some sayin they’ll no dae eneuch for the neediest bairns.
The fire at the auld kirk in Peebles has noo bin brocht unner control, but there’s a lot o damage tae the historic biggin.
The inquiry intae the accident has concluded that the driver wis at fault, an that the road conditions wur a factor tae.
The fitba team fae Dundee are throu tae the final o the cup, tae the muckle delicht o their supporters.
The new wind fairm near Aiberdeen is tae bring a hunner jobs tae the area, an’ it’ll pouer thoosands o hames forby.
Efter weeks o negotiation, the cooncil has finally gien the green licht tae the new hoosin development in Glesga.
The strike action haes haed a muckle effect on the hale public transport system, wi buses aff the roads an trains cancelled an aw.
The heid bummer o the company tellt the sharehauders that profits wur up by ten percent, an that the ootlook for the neist quarter wis guid forby.
The polis are speirin efter witnesses tae the incident, whit happened on the Heich Street in Embro last nicht aboot ten o’clock.
The new recyclin scheme in Fawkirk aims tae mak it easier for fowk tae dae their bit for the environment, an’ it’ll save the cooncil siller tae.
The government’s new plan for the economy haes bin met wi mixed reactions, wi some sayin it’ll help businesses, an ithers sayin it’ll dae nae guid.
The fire at the auld factory in Dundee haes bin pit oot noo, but the hale biggin is in ruins.
The inquiry intae the scandal has fund that several cooncillors wur involved, an that public siller wis mis-yaised forby.
The fitba match atween the Herts an the Hibs wis that roch, the referee haed tae gie oot fower reid cairds.
The new laboratory’s equipment is that advanced, it can measure doon tae the nearest nanometre.
Gin ye’re no careful, that dug’ll be ower the dyke an awa afore ye ken it.
She’s no just a bonnie lassie, she’s a weel-kent scholar forby.
The cooncil’s pit in a request for mair siller for tae upgrade the computer systems.
The auld Laird’s that frail, he canna walk wioot his stick, an he’s near deef an aw.
No ainly wis the project ower budget, but it wis ahint schedule tae.
The scientist wis tryin tae fin oot whit the reaction wis happenin sae quickly for.
The hale toon’s fair bumbazed by the news; naebody expected sic a thing.
Them’s the best apples we’ve haed this year, an’ they’re fae oor ain orchard forby.
He’s a richt sumph, an he’s supposed tae be a heid bummer in the company.
Efter lang deliberation, the Cooncil has finally pitten in for a grant for tae improve the toon’s braidband speed.
The researchers are yaisin artificial intelligence for tae analyse the data fae the space probe.
The new electric caur haes a range o aboot five hunner kilometre, an it can be fully chairged in less nor an oor.
The Heiland wind fairm will create jobs forby, an that’s a thing that’s sairly needit in the area.
The telescope’s that pouerfu it can detect galaxies millions o licht-year awa, an’ it’s ey pickin up new data.
The company’s new policy on flexible warkin is bein weel received by the staff.
The government has allocatit an extra twa million pund for tae fund scientific research in Scotland.
The new heidteacher’s awfy strict, but ye’ll can lairn a lot fae her gin ye gie her a chance.
Gin the wather hauds up, we’ll hae the conference ootside in the quadrangle.
The scientist wis tryin tae mak shair that the experiment wis duin safely an accurately.
The Cooncil’s report anent renewable energy targets shaws that fifty percent o oor needs will be met by wind pouer by 2030, an solar energy will contribute a tait mair forby.
The new Heiland wind fairm will hae a capacity o twa hunner megawatt, an it’ll pouer thoosands o hames an aw.
The study shaws that the sea level’s risin at a rate o three millimetre per year, an the rate o coastal erosion is increasin an aw.
The University’s research intae climate chynge is warld-leadin, an they’re warkin on solutions for carbon capture forby.
The new electric caurs are mair efficient, an they can traivel for five hunner kilometre on a single chairge tae.
The company’s investin in new technology for tae bring doon emissions, an they’re committit tae yaisin a hunner percent renewable energy an aw.
The inquiry fund that the new computer system wis vulnerable tae cyber attacks, an recommended pittin in place stranger security measures forby.
The proposed satellite link will provide internet access tae far-awa places, an it’ll be a benefit tae education an commerce tae.
The new laboratory is equipped for daein research on a molecular level, an it’s got the capacity for haundlin thoosands o samples forby.
The kintra’s carbon emissions hae fawen by twinty percent in the last five year, an the air quality’s improved a lot an aw.
The Cooncil is haudin a hearin anent the proposed road, an the public are invitit tae mak their vyces heard forby.
The Laird’s ha wis a grand affair, an’ the gairdens wur a sicht tae behaud tae.
New regulations are in the affin for the fishin industry, an for the fermers an aw.
The university is at the forefront o scientific discovery, an is drawin minds fae aw airts forby.
The First Meenister’s words brocht howp tae the fowk, an his address tae the Pairlament wis met wi muckle approval tae.
The inquiry’s findins wur far-reachin, an a wheen o recommendations wur pitten forrit forby.
The pact atween the twa nations will uphaud peace, an it’ll help the common guid an aw.
The organisation’s principles are soond, an their wark is makkin a real difference tae.
The new rules will be guid for the warkers, an they’ll help tae uphaud the richts o the common fowk forby.
The facts o the case wur clear, an the coort’s decision wis the same for awbody an aw.
The Cooncil has gien the green licht tae the new biggin, an the plans for the sports centre are proceedin forby.
The Laird wis weel-regairdit amang the community, an wis kent for his kindness tae.
The new laws will hae a muckle effect on businesses, an on the fairmin sector an aw.
The University’s studies are leadin the wey, an it’s drawin siller fae ayont the sea forby.
The First Meenister’s speech wis weel taen, an his address tae the pairlament wis waarmly applaudit tae.
The board’s report wis complete, an it haed a wheen o recommendations forby.
The new agreement will mak the bonds atween the twa kintras stranger, an it’ll be guid for the economy an aw.
The organisation’s goals are guid, an their weys o daein things are warkin weel an aw.
The proposed chynges will be guid for the warkin fowk, an they’ll be a benefit tae the middle classes an aw.
The evidence wis owerwhelmin, an the decision o the jury wis aw the same tae.
The Cooncil has approved the new development, an the plans for the leisure centre are proceedin forby.
The Laird wis weel respectit in the community, an he wis kent for his generosity tae.
The new legislation will hae a significant impact on businesses, an on the agricultural sector an aw.
The University’s research is grundbrakkin, an it’s attractin fundin fae owerseas forby.
The Prime Minister’s speech wis weel received, an his address tae the pairliament wis waarmly applaudit an aw.
The committee’s report wis comprehensive, an it contained a nummer o recommendations forby.
The new treaty will strengthen ties atween the twa kintras, an it’ll promote economic growth an aw.
The organisation’s aims are laudable, an their methods are provin effective tae.
The proposed reforms will benefit the warkin fowk, an’ they’ll be guid for the middle classes forby.
The evidence wis owerwhelmin, an the jury’s verdict wis unanimous tae.
The shop wis awfy busy, an the staff wur awfy freendly forby.
She’s a talented musician, an she’s a guid lairner tae.
No ainly wis the fuid delicious, but the service wis excellent an aw.
He’s lost his job, an he’s facin eviction fae his hoose forby.
The wather wis awfy, an we wur aw feelin a bit wabbit tae.
Ma brither is lairnin tae drive, an he’s takkin his theory test an aw.
The bairns wur bein awfy noisy, an they wur rinnin aboot the shop an aw.
She’s no juist a guid neebor, she’s a great freend tae.
The caur wis badly damaged, an the driver wis seriously injured forby.
He’s a skilled carpenter, an he’s a talented airtist tae.
She’s a bonnie singer, an a braw dancer forby.
The auld lad cuid hardly walk, an his eesicht wis gaun tae.
No ainly did he lose his job, but his hoose wis repossessed an aw.
The cafe wis thrang, an the coffee wis awfy guid tae.
Ma da’s a keen gowfer, an he plays the fiddle forby.
The bairn wis greetin, an his face wis aw reed an aw.
She’s no just a guid cook, she’s a fine baker tae.
The wind wis snell, an it wis stairtin tae rain forby.
He wis late for the meetin, an he’d forgotten his notes tae.
The laddie wis covered in glaur, an his breeks wur torn forby.
The shoap wis appen, an they wur sellin ice cream forby. The wee bairn waanted a cone, an aw.
No ainly wis he a guid scriever, but he wis a fine penter tae. He wis awfy talented, an aa.
She’d lost her keys, an her phone wis deid forby. She wis haein a richt bad day, tae.
The auld hoose wis haunted, an they said a ghaistie lived there an aw. Fowk cam fae miles aroond tae see it, tae.
He wis a muckle, strang man, an he wis gey quick on his feet forby. Ye’d see him rinnin doon the road, an aw.
The cafe wis thrang, an the coffee wis awfy guid tae. We sat ootside, an aw.
The wifie wis that excited, she cuid hardly speak, an she wis greetin forby. Her dug wis barkin an aw.
Ma da’s a keen gowfer, an he plays the fiddle tae. He’s awfy musical, an aw.
The watter wis that cauld, it near taen ma breath awa, an it wis awfy deep forby. A wis fair scunnered efter it, tae.
The bairn wis clartit in glaur, an his claes wur aw drookit tae. His mither wisnae pleased, an aw.
The auld lad wis wearin a bunnet, an a scarf an aw. He’d a walkin stick in his haun, tae.
She can play the fiddle, an the pipes forby. The bairn can sing an aw.
No ainly wis he late, but he’d forgotten his keys an aw. It wis a sair fecht, tae.
The hoose wis a mess, an the gairden wis fu o weeds forby. Ye cuid hear the dug barkin tae.
Ah’m no juist tired, Ah’m fair wabbit an aw. An Ah’ve got a sair heid forby.
He’s no ainlie a guid rinner, but he’s a braw swimmer tae. Ye’ll see him at the pool an aw.
The shaps wur thrang, an there wis a muckle queue ootside the bank forby. We wur fair trauchled efter it an aw.
She’s a bonnie lassie, an she’s awfy clever tae. Ye’ll see her at the schuil an aw.
The wather’s bin awfy, an it’s no gettin ony better forby. We’ll need tae tak oor brollies tae.
He’d tint his job, an his wife haed left him tae. He wis haein a richt hard time, an aw.
The auld wifie wis ey a cheery body. She’d gie ye the claes aff her back, an she wis a guid neebor forby.
Dinna be fashin yersel aboot the glaur on the flair. The bairns’ll clean it up later, an it’s no as if it’s a new carpet or ocht.
He wis a muckle, muckle man, wi a vyce that cuid mak the lift shooggle. An whan he wis fou, he’d haiver an blether till aw oors.
Yon dug is awfy fikey. It’s ey rinnin roond in circles an chasin its ain tail.
The stour wis that thick ye cuidna see yer haun afore ye. An the reek fae the lum made it even waur.
She wis in a richt dwam, her heid noddin like a hen’s. She didnae hear a word he said, the glaikit sumph.
The loch wis croodit wi boats. Wee anes, muckle anes, an even a yacht or twa.
Dinna be a gowk, pit a jaikit on. It’s that snell oot there, it’ll freeze the neb aff ye.
The toon wis thrang wi fowk. The shoaps wur daein a roarin trade, an the pubs wur fu forby.
He’s a sleekit scoondrel, that yin. Dinna lippen tae him, he’ll cheat ye oot o yer last bawbee.
Ah dinna ken naebody in the hale toon.
He wis that tired he fell asleep whiles staundin up.
Ye maun come in for yer tea the nou.
Ah tellt ye afore no tae gang near the watter.
The sheep wis aw in the field.
Them books should hae bin pitten back on the shelf.
Thon yin’s awa up the brae.
Ye ken whaur the post office is?
She’s gane tae the shops an she’ll no be lang.
The auld lad wis that sair forfochen efter climbin the stair.
Yon dug’s that glaikit, it’ll rin efter its ain tail till it’s fair wabbit.
The bairn wis greetin sae muckle, ye’d think it wis hert-scaldit.
She wis fair scunnered whan she heard the besom haed won the lottery.
Dinnae fash yersel, it’s no worth makin a stooshie aboot.
He’s a muckle sumph, aye stotin aboot an clypin on ither fowk.
The windae wis that clarty, ye cuid barely see throu it.
Efter a guid denner, the auld lad wis aye keen for a wee news.
The laddie wis fair forfochen efter chavin awa in the fields aw day; he cuid barely haud his een appen.
She’s as gleg as a puddock, ey kennin whit’s whit.
The glaikit gomeril wis that fou he cuidnae find his ain behouchie wi baith haunds.
He got up early for tae mak shair he got a guid seat on the bus.
She studied hard for tae pass her exams an get intae college.
The auld lad wore a thick coat for tae keep hissel waarm in the snell wind.
We saved aw oor siller for tae buy a new hoose in the kintra.
The lassie practiced the piano ilka day for tae become a famous musician.
He ran as fast as he cuid for tae catch the train tae Embro.
The wifie gaed tae the shops early for tae get the best o the bargains.
They warked late intae the nicht for tae finish the project on time.
The laddie climbed the tree for tae get a better view o the parade.
She pit on her bonniest claes for tae mak a guid impression at the job interview.
He gaed tae the shoaps for tae buy a paper.
She’s lairnin the French for tae get a better job.
The bairns are savin up their pocket money for tae gang on holiday.
Ah need a new knife for tae cut this breid.
He pit on his best claes for tae impress the lassies.
The auld mannie gaed for a daunner for tae clear his heid.
She’s awa tae the doctor for tae get a check-up.
Ah’m gaun tae the library for tae study for ma exams.
The laddie needs a new pair o shuin for tae play fitba in.
They’re biggin a new hoose for tae accommodate the growin faimily.
The spacecraft wis that fast it cuid traivel a licht-year in less nor a month.
The starn wis twinklin bricht, tho it wis fifty licht-year awa fae the Yird.
The hale galaxy wis mair nor a hunner thoosand licht-year across.
The astronaut’s spacesuit weied near a hunner kilogram, but on the Muin, it wis juist a few pund.
The rocket traivelled at a speed o thirty thoosand kilometre per oor tae rax the starns.
The comet’s tail wis millions o kilometre lang, a braw sicht in the nicht sky.
The temperature on the surface o the sun is aboot five thoosand five hunner degree Celsius.
The new space telescope can see galaxies that are billions o licht-year awa.
The hale warld watched as the lander touched doon on the surface o the planet, millions o mile fae hame.
The universe is ey expandin, wi galaxies movin awa fae ane anither at an awfy speed.
The scientist measured oot ten gram o the chemical intae the beaker.
The new wind turbine is fifty metre heich an generates twa megawatt o pouer.
The computer’s hard drive can haud a terrabyte o data, an it’s got saxteen gigabyte o RAM forby.
The caur wis that fast it cuid gang fae 0 tae 60 mile per oor in five second.
The recipe needs twa hunner millilitre o milk an a teaspoon o saut.
The warld’s fastest rinner can rin a hunner metre in ablo ten second.
The new solar panels can generate five kilowatt-oor per square metre, even whan it’s cloody.
The temperature in the lab wis minus twenty degree Celsius, cauld eneuch tae freeze yer neb aff.
The engineer measured the wire at five centimetre lang an twa millimetre thick.
The speed o soond is aboot three hunner an forty metre per second, but the speed o licht is muckle faster.
The fermer bocht a firlot o barley for tae mak parritch an feed his hens.
The auld hoose in Embro stuid juist a stane’s thraw fae the castle.
She yaised a mutchkin o milk in the scones, an a choppin for the tae.
The cairter’s horse wis that forfochten it cuid barely pull a cairt-load, let alane a stane’s wecht.
The field wis aboot a Scots mile lang, an a Scots acre braid.
The wife bocht a peck o tatties an a lippie o saut for the denner.
He drank a gill o whisky aifter his supper, syne gaed ben the hoose for a sleep.
The bairn cuid eat a hale laif o breid, an twa pund o mince forby.
The weaver in Fawkirk bocht a pund o oo an a spuin o claith for tae mak a new coat.
The recipe cried for twa haundfu o grosets an a curn o sugar.
The coo wis loupin the dyke, an landit in the kailyard.
He wis ey a lang-gabbit, tuim-heidit gomeril.
Efter the rain, the burn wis aw lowpin an foamin.
The glaikit eedjit wis ey hingin aboot the close, keekin in fowk’s windaes.
She’d gie ye the breeks aff her dowp, she’s that guid-hertit.
The bairn wis ey girnin, naething seemed tae please him.
He’s a real clanjamfrie, that yin, aye roon the doors.
The wife neist door is awfy nairrae-nebbit, aye keekin throu the curtains.
Ah wis fair wabbit efter sclimmin the brae.
The glaikit sumph’s ey chavin the dug, ah’m feart he’ll tummle in the burn.
The hoose wis cauld an clarty, an the lum wis reekin forby.
She wis a wee bit fashed, an gey aip-like wi it.
“Keep the heid!” he cried, as the stot gaed lowpin past.
The bairn wis that forfochten, it cuid hardly haud its een appen.
Dinna be a daft gowk, the toon’s fu o glaikit eejits the day.
The glaur on the loan wis that glit that the coo gaed skitin on its bahookie.
The lang-leggit tinkler wis ey speirin efter the guidwife, but she’d hae nane o him.
The coos wur aw keekin oot ower the dyke at the kemp passin by.
Yer havers are aw blethers an clash, ye dinna ken whit ye’re speikin aboot.
He’s a nyaff, aye yatterin awa an makin a stooshie ower nocht.
The stoor fae the quarry wis blawin ower the hale toon, an settlin on the waashin forby.
The loch in Embro wis fair thrang wi wild birds, mawkit an fleein aroond.
Dinna fash yersel wi the glunchin o thon thrawn auld bodach.
The lassie wis in a richt dwam, hauf asleep an no heedin the clarsach’s lilt.
He’s that fou, he’s seein twa muins, the glaikit sumph.
The wifie wis nithered an suin her teeth wur chitterin thegither.
The gowd in thon burn is finer nor ony jeweller’s in Glesga.
The auld wife wis hirplin alang the road wi a creel fu o cawer herrin.
The bairn sookit up aw the honey an left nane for the bairns’ piece.
The wifie wis ey dichtin at the stoor on her dresser, it wis gey tae mak ye sneeze!
Embro’s a muckle ceety, an it taks mair nor a twa-three oor tae see it aw.
The auld wife in Glesga bocht a firlot o meal for her bakkin.
The clarty bairn’s claes wur that weet, they weied a stane forby.
Yon fairmer near Aiberdeen haes a thoosand heid o kye, an a hunner acre o land forby.
The toon o Fawkirk’s nae that far fae Stirlin, mebbe a Scots mile or twa.
She wis that forfochen efter the lang walk, she cuid barely lift a spuin, let alane a hale mutchkin.
The neep-heidit laddie wis aye gettin intae a soss, an his claes wur ey needing waashed forby.
Dundee’s no as big as Embro, but it’s got a braw herbour forby.
The hale clachan turned oot tae see the waddin at Gretna Green, it wis the talk o the toon for weeks.
The glaikit gowk bocht a pint o milk an a choppin o ale, syne stottered hame, singin aw the wey.
The stoor in the auld hoose in Perth wis that thick ye cuid hae scrieven yer name in it, an it wis gey cauld forby.
The bubbly-jock wis that muckle it cuid hardly fit in the hen-hoose, it maun hae weied near a stane.
She wis ey chavin awa in the field, even whan the sun wis splittin the stanes.
The fike he got intae efter he fell in the sheuch wis unbelievable, he wis fair rammaged lookin forby.
The clootie dumplin weied a guid twa pun, an it wis awfy tasty forby.
The laddie wis that bumbazed by the lichts o Lunnon, he didnae ken whaur tae look first.
The mither wis that crabbit, she wis grainin at the bairns, an tellin them aw tae wheesht.
The hoose in Stornowa wis gey sma, barely a butt an ben, an cost a fortune forby.
The besom fae Kirkcaldy wis that sleekit, she cuid sell ye onythin.
Ma da’s a wabster in the Borders, an he can weave a guid ell o claith in a day.
The glaikit lassie wis stotterin aboot, hauf asleep.
Yon midden is fair hoachin wi rats.
Dinnae be fashin yersel aboot it.
He’s a muckle, muckle man, a real muckle sumph.
The gliff o cauld air near jeelit the banes o me.
The bairns wur aw greetin, fair stymied wi the heat.
She wis in a richt dwam, an didnae hear a word.
He wis that fou, he wis haiverin an bletherin the hale nicht.
Yon dug’s gey fikey, aye rinnin roond in circles.
The wifie wis fair nithered wi the cauld.
He’s a real neep-heided sumph, aye gettin things wrang.
The lum wis reekin aw day, an the hoose wis fu o soot.
The bairn’s smearin his fuid aw ower the flair.
The auld bodach wis gey frail, ey hirplin aboot wi a stick.
She’s that furthy, ey willin tae len a haun.
He’s no weel, he’s as peelie-wallie as a ghaist.
The glaikit gowk’s aye hoastin an gauntin.
The bubbly-jock wis strutin aboot the yaird, aw prood-like.
The snaw’s that deep the sheep are aw smoored.
He’s a sleekit scoondrel, no tae be lippent tae.
The bairn’s fair forfochen efter rinnin aw day.
Wheesht, ye’ll fleg the wee moose.
Yon coo is awfy boukit.
The glaur on the road wis that glittie that Ah near gaed skite.
She’s a lang-leggit, ill-shappit tinkler.
The kye wis aw keekin at the kemp in the field.
The blethers cam oot o his mou like a clatter o watter.
Yer heid’s fu o haivers an clash, sae haud yer wheesht.
He’s a nyaff, aye compleenin anent ilka wee thing.
The stoor wis that thick ye cuidnae see yer ain haund afore ye.
The loch wis fair croodit wi swans an deuks.
Dinna be a gowk, pit a bunnet on yer heid, it’s snell oot there.
The bogle lowpit oot fae ahint the dyke.
She’s a clarty besom, an her hoose is ey in a soss.
The auld lad wis aye chavin awa in his gairden.
He wis aye tholin, but nivver greenin.
It’s a job tae get him tae flit his gear.
Come ben the hoose an hae a blether.
He’s as teuch as auld buits, thon yin.
The loonie wis cawin at the ba an near fell in the sheuch.
The hairst is ey a busy time for the fairmers.
She’s at the schuil the nou, lairnin her letters.
The guidwife wis at the kirk on the Sunday.
He’s awa tae the fishin the morn.
The price o the butter’s gaun up again.
A seen him wi the tear in his ee.
The bairn’s got the cauld.
She’s lairnin the Laitin an the French at the schuil.
He’s awa up the stair tae his bed.
The wife’s awa tae the bakkin.
Mony a time Ah’ve telt ye no tae dae that.
He wis unlucky tae be in sic a place at sic a time.
The drink haes caused mony a sair heid.
She haes muckle o the mither in her.
Ah’ll hae a wee titch o saut in ma soup.
He’s awa tae the mercat tae sell a cauf.
Thae twa are ey thegither; they’re like brither an sister forby.
The auld lad wis sittin by the fire, readin the paper.
Come awa ben an hae yer tea.
He wis that angry he wis near burstin.
Hoo mony litre in a gallon? It’s aboot 4.5 litre, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony gram in a kilo? It’s a thoosan gram, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony inch in a fit? It’s twal inch, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony millilitre in a pint? It’s aboot 568 millilitre, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony metre in a mile? It’s aboot 1609 metre, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony oonce in a pund? It’s saxteen oonce, that’s hoo mony.
Hoo mony centimetre in a metre? It’s a hunner centimetre, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the wecht o a litre o watter? It’s aboot a kilogram, that’s whit it is.
Hoo mony acre in a square mile? It’s 640 acre, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the bylin pynt o watter in Fahrenheit? It’s 212 degree Fahrenheit, that’s whit it is.
Hoo mony furlong in a mile? It’s aicht furlong, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the speed o licht in metre per second? It’s aboot 299,792,458 metre per second, that’s hoo fast.
Hoo mony fluid oonce in a UK gallon? It’s 160 fluid oonce, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the meltin pynt o ice in Celsius? It’s zero degree Celsius, that’s whit it is.
Whit’s the bylin pynt o watter in Kelvin? It’s 373.15 Kelvin, that’s whit it is.
Hoo mony gram in an oonce? There’s aboot 28.35 gram in an oonce, that’s hoo mony.
Whit’s the speed o soond in air? It’s aboot 343 metre per second, that’s hoo fast.
Hoo mony day in a leap year? There’s 366 day in a leap year, that’s hoo mony.
By incorporatin these varied examples intae the trainin dataset, we can help the leid model lairn hoo tae translate effectively intae Scots. It is crucial tae ensure that the model no ainly translates words but captures the essence o the Scots leid.
As we continue tae develop an refine oor translation capabilities, we encourage collaboration an feedback. Oor aim is tae create a robust AI that respects an promotes the Scots leid, makin it accessible for spikkers an lairners alike.
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