American Couple Reacts: Scotland: Things you NEED to know about the Scottish People! P.O. Box Gifts
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Happy Easter to everyone that celebrates! We hope this episode finds you all well! This was something we've been wanting to do, getting to know about the Scottish people. Gotta admit, it really weirded us both out just how much of this is so like Natasha!! We were talking about this well after filming. Scotland is such a beautiful country in the United Kingdom and from this video, the people are just as beautiful!! Let us know if you agree with this list and what you would add to it. We know it's a generalization and doesn't represent every single person. Please drop us a Like if you appreciate the content we make. Also, consider subscribing to the channel. Thanks everyone!
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I'm an English man in my sixties who just got back from visiting Scotland for the first time and I absolutely loved it. A beautiful country and the people were really friendly. Wish I hadn't waited so long to visit.
Don’t wait so long next time
@@harryc8415 Don't trusted then!
Come back soon!!
Sir, as a Scotsman in your age group who's been all over England, work & leisure, I'm bloody nosey to know why you left it so long to visit 🏴 ?
@@AuldScot1888 That is a fair question and to be honest I used to have an idea that holidays should be somewhere exotic and preferably hot. I don't care so much for the heat now and I'm far more interested in beautiful places to ride and walk and Scotland definitely fits that criteria. 🏴🥃
The best story teller of all time is Billy Connoly that Scottish story telling is legendary xx
That's exactly what i was going say Sara 👍. Enjoying your videos ladies. I live in a little village in Lincolnshire UK, but originally from Merseyside. Mostly Irish though, my Dad was from Belfast. Do check out Billy Connolly The man's beyond talented and much loved all over the world really . Cheers for the videos xx
I met Billy at inveraray games he usually turns up for the games,it's gran had a hoose air tighnabruich way-tigh=house na-on-bruich=the hill,so translates as house on the hill,Inver means river and arays the name of the river,
You can get Irn Bru in the pub.
I'm Scottish and trust me you havent offended us at all. We love other people who love Scotland as much as we do. As the guy says we welcome everybody. When you come here you are one of us. Never apologise for being proud of having a bit of Scottish in you. Love your reactions xxx
I am Canadian but have Scottish heritage on my fathers side and to help ya out with the Scottish/British label of how some identify within the UK and for those who identify with their UK based heritage I'll share my late grandmothers favourite phrase. Scottish by birth, British by law and a Highlander by the Grace of God.
Oh I was brought up with that saying . I’m Scottish but my grandfather was born in Canada, Black Dimond, Calgary. We have amazing photos with Mounties standing with Argentine gaucho, who had come with my family because they had settled in Argentina after leaving The Falkland Island’s, way back.we have photos of the family in Troikas in the Canadian snow. There upsetting photos of a big group of men in WW1 uniforms with a message on the back saying Charlie and friends, you can’t help to wonder who made it home. There’s many more I must let Black Dimond have copies of these pic’s.
I love it. 😍😁👍💙
Perfect. 😁👍💙
I am a highlander and thank God for that.
@@stewartmackay from Highlands? Maybe from Inverness? 😁🏴
I’m a Canadian Ex-Pat. The Scots are a wonderfully warm and welcoming, proud bunch of folks, second to none. I’ve worked in a lot of countries in the world, but Scotland is one spot where I could live permanently without any reservation. It’s a beautiful country, with welcoming friendly folks. Some of the best times I’ve had here is backpacking in the Highlands or fly fishing on the many rivers. For any history buff or history nerd, it’s an amazing place. The fact that I’m not Scottish at all but do play the pipes makes it way easier to make friends here.
I still remember a recruitment officer friend reading my resume back in the 90's, & telling me to change my nationality from 'Scottish' to 'British'. She said it would look bad to employers...that I would appear to be a nationalist! I argued the toss at the time... my family is Scottish through & through, I was born in Scotland....I'm Scottish! (Only British when formal questionnaires don't give me an option to say otherwise! We're definitely passionate about that!) 🤷♀️🏴❤️
what he did not mention was the Scottish ability to make up a whole sentence with swear words.If there was ever swearing world cup we would be guaranteed winners.I am UK passport holder with a Welsh dad,a Welsh grandmother and a German grandfather but i am Scottish first i always have been and i always will be.Another great reaction ladies
So very true 🤣🤣🤣
It will be a great challenge between a Scots and a Venetian. Our sentences don't make sense without some swearing words. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Aye, bollocks, yer splaffin' shite! .....(irony)
As a proud Scotsman and very many Scottish peoples we consider ourselves always Scottish and never British 🏴🏴🏴.
I am Scottish and hold a British passport, however a bone of contention with me is that nowhere is my nationality acknowledged. It would be so easy to have the four individual nationalities recognised ie, Scot/Brit, Welsh/Brit, NI/ Brit and Eng/Brit. We as a United Kingdom have great pride in our countries and I for one would like to be known as a citizen of the country I was born in.
A bloody good point.
I did manage to get Wales onto my driver's licence.
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@@OnASeasideMission Even our local Scottish councils don't let us use Scottish as our nationality, we can only use British. Thanks James, keep safe.
@@alisonwhyte8885 The thing about being British is that we're like a family.
Need I say more?
@@alisonwhyte8885 For my Driver's Licence I put a Scottish flag sticker over the UK flag one. It is enough that the UK is printed on the card. What really annoyed me was seeing my mum's driver's licence, as instead of the printed UK name it says England.
@@alisonwhyte8885 Because the nation state is Britain , Scotland is no longer a state
You can judge your scottish heritage by listening to flower of Scotland and seeing how many goosebumps you get
Thankyou again for another great video. My mums best friend was Scottish, she was possibly the friendliest, and funniest person I’ve ever met. My favourite story I heard about her. Was the day she went into Labour with her daughter. They gave her gas and air to manage the pain, but she took a bit too much, and got high on it. She then started dancing down the corridor, after the midwives and nurses had managed to pin her down, she gave birth to a healthy girl, but when shown her daughter, she said “Oh what a lovely baby whose is it?” She had no memory of giving birth at all 😂🤣
Billy Connolly noted there is only 2 seasons in Scotland. Winter and June.
My nan was scottish she was tough as old boots ...been to scotland only once to Edinburgh felt right at home and up to isle of Skye which was stunning , Happy Easter all 🙂💙🤍💙
I am from 🏴 I love 🏴
Loved your reactions....don’t worry about not drinking in Scotland 🏴 we have plenty of recovering alcoholics here too so soft drinks readily available 😉
Debbie and Natasha thank you for your interest in Scotland and your obvious delight in the video by Shaun. It's a pleasure that people want to have their Scottish heritage acknowledged. I'm from Glasgow
My mum was half Scottish and I lived just outside Stirling for around 4 years in the mid 70's. The scenery is stunning and the Scots are great people generally. Great video again ladies.
Edinburgh's got a monster too - Nicola Sturgeon
Thanks for uploading, ladies. Not Scottish myself (from northern England) but the Highlands are probably my favourite part of the world - heaven on Earth. 😎😁🏴🇬🇧🇺🇸🇺🇦👍
Yeah I loved how Natasha was getting passionate about how similar she is to us Scottish people 🏴❤. I am from Clydebank which is just 10 outside of Glasgow. However my family is from the highlands and islands of Scotland as well as the east coast.
What he said was quite true for most of the Scottish people I know. 🏴🏴❤❤
My Mom was from Clydebank and my Dad from Glasgow.They were the best people on earth and blessed me and my siblings with Scottish pride that we will carry in our hearts forever🏴❤️
The channel Scottish History Tours does amazing videos on old Scottish history actually going to the locations too is he can I highly recommend
I love your enthusiasm to learn about Scotland. Did you know the Scottish national animal is not the Highland Coo or Deer it's actually the Unicorn. If you ever come to Scotland you will be very welcome. Love from Scotland 🏴
Nonsense, it’s the fury Haggis.
Happy Easter!! Thanks for tuning in! Drop us a Like and let us know where you are from. This video was so much fun! The Scottish people are absolutely wonderful!! We hope you enjoy this episode. So do you think certain characteristics travel down through our ancestors? We think some absolutely do. Let us know your thoughts below
I've got friends in Scotland, the best wedding I've ever been too was in Scotland.
Enjoyed the show the Scottish people are wonderful and they know how to party. Love from Ireland.
We think the same about you 🏴🇮🇪
I have lived in Glasgow my whole life and I can say it is an incredibly friendly city, especially in summer months when it's sunny, everyone is in a good mood.
The night life here is amazing too with hundred of bars, pubs, nightclubs, theatres and live music venues. A trip on a Glasgow night bus is always a very unique fun-filled experience. (Picture between 30 and 70 drunk strangers on a bus all making friends, sharing junk food, singing, dancing etc. There are videos of this on RUclips if you're curious)
P.S.👍 Congratulations on your sobriety, it's an amazing achievement. 🏆
I've been sober for 15yrs myself so I know how difficult it can be.
That's why I love Scotland ❤😊
🤫🤐 Have to whisper because it upsets some people but its St George's day on the 23rd April
Another great show lassies !
Having been born in Scotland, I lived in England for many years before returning to Scotland in 2020. I’m very happy to be back and proud to be a Scot. It really is a magnificent country! Your reactions to this video are priceless Natasha. I hope that Scotland has a bright future ahead which will make you even prouder of your Scottish heritage. I’m sure if you visit you’ll get a very warm welcome!
A ceilidh (kaylay) is a bit like a barn dance. Everyone getting together dancing, telling stories and just having fun.
It's mostly posh folks who go to them nowadays☹️
@@belindakennedy5828 and wanna be posh people 🙄
When I was a teenager I used to go to the Highlanders' Institute in Glasgow. Great fun. Sadly, I think it's long gone.
Thanks i am scotish from place called Dundee about 80 miles from Edinbrugh.
Don't worry Natasha. You can go to a pub and have an Iron Bru or a coffee!
Great video! I’m going back to Scotland for my summer holiday (first time seeing the Highlands) so I’ll be watching this a few times and taking his advice 🙂
Glasgow here and so enjoyed this. So pleased to see you watch a video about Scots but even happier to see Natasha find her common traits. If you both ever make it to us, you’ll have a fantastic welcome. Thanks for this video.
Thank you for a Scottish video. For Scotland we have the National Trust for Scotland a separate organisation to the National Trust
I was always taught that Scotch was whisky; the people are Scottish or Scots. I'm English; I could be wrong.
You are most definitely not wrong.
Scotch refers to produce. Food and drink. So, lamb, pork, beef etc and of course Whisky.
No,your absolutely correct.
It's a ray of light to know there,s one decent English guy. I get my dander up if called Scotch,don't do it,it's an insult ..
Naw! Yet right,keep it up! 🏴
aye scotch is whiskey in that its the geniune article from scotland-ie scotch-
My university experience is nearly 40 years ago (St Andrews) and I agree with most of what he says I agree with. But it also applies very much to central Scotland rather than the whole country. The Isles, the Highlands and the southern part of the country in the Borders aren't all like that, there are parts which are right but I wouldn't apply it all to the whole of Scotland. There are parts of the country where people are a lot quieter.
Hello I am Scottish very proud to be,but also proud to be British
The Scottish vs British thing comes up a lot. Mostly it's down to the person but there's also a big independence movement in Scotland and you'll find those who want to remain part of the UK usually identify as British and those who don't as Scottish. Naturally this isn't 100% true all the time but it's a fairly safe bet. Best thing to do is just to ask each person and that way you offend no one.
I am a Shetlander and never seen myself as Scottish. I am British through and through.
@@pauljohnson1664 that was my point it's very much a person by person thing but there is also a wider context.
@@pauljohnson1664 😊👍👏👏👏
I am scottish through and through
@@Darren.ftk. You are British through and through.
I am 66 years old and was born in Scotland. I moved to England when I was 6. I AM STILL A SCOTSMAN THROUGH AND THROUGH !
Glad to have Natasha as part of the Scottish family xx
I don't get the " recovering " alcoholic saying. If you haven't had an alcoholic drink for 17 years then surely you've " recovered " already ?
Many prefer to use the term 'recovering' to acknowledge that we still have the cravings and to recognise how close we may still be to a relapse.
There is no "recovered" it's a daily fight.
Happy Easter from Manchester UK
Big HELLO from Edinburgh, Scotland. I always, if I can, put down Scottish on forms.
Won't change the fact your nationality is British LOL.
Awesome video, it was so special to get to know you more... loved it.
Happy Easter to you both 😁 This was a great video! Natasha, I don’t know many Scots, but the beautiful people I do know are exactly as this video describes (and I definitely include you in that). Debbie, your reaction as always was spot on. Love to you both 🏴
I have a serious question.
Are you renaming the RUclips channel.
"The McNatasha and Debbie Show" 😆
Debbie's reactions to all the traits was epic!
Yeah, that's Natasha. Yeah, that one's Natasha too!
Fantastic.
Scottish here and you are not offensive in the least for thinking "what?? - this is MEEEE" (I was honestly doing the same ha ha ha) Also congratulations on the sobriety Natasha that is AMAZING you should be very proud
Happy Easter! I may have mentioned once or twice that looking at Scottish inventions would be interesting. There are general listing videos and ones like How Scotland Invented The Modern Word. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised.
(Invented World) is a pile of Tosh/Pish, book on that was ridiculed rightfully.
@@mktf5582 I was talking about the video not the book.
@@margaretnicol3423 Regardless the claim itself is BS.
@@mktf5582 Fine! It's just a light interesting video. Take a look at a list of Scottish inventors/inventions. Why are you so bothered about this?
@@margaretnicol3423 Because separatists use BS claims like this to feed separatism.
Happy Easter. Not offended at all. Fun for a Sunday morning. 😊🐥🐤🐣
Proud to be Scottish 🏴🏴
I love that you actually care about your viewers. 17 years, great work 💪
I have English and Welsh blood, so I call myself British.
To Scots like myself, don't ever call us British. It's a grievous insult.
wonderfull video thank you very much
i respect you Natasha on your recovery, you were also talking about the similarities with yourself and the video, well you are 25% scottish it will be in your genes,say hello to your Bonnie ( beautiful ) wife Debbie for me, love you both,you both make me laugh, from Pete 100% Scots lol from Scotland x
Hello ladies I'm a new sub from bonnie Scotland 🏴 yes we are a very passionate and loving nation of people ❤
The phrase 'A guid Scots tongue in yer heid ' says a lot about ourselves.
U gotta view Billy Connelly ( The Big Yin). P.s. I'm officially moving to the Scottish Highlands at the end of May. Yay! 😁💕
Happy Easter Ladies! Best Wishes!
I am a Scottish girl who lives in Australia, came over when I was young but very proud of my home country. A lot of the things mentioned in this video is what my parents called Scottish morals, they were instilled from birth and yes most of them is how I am and how I conduct myself. Was a great video
I keep thinking Natasha reminded me of someone. Its my Auntie Ann from Glasgow. All my family on Dads side come from the Highlands going back hundreds of years. We are all settled in England or Australia these days. Scotland is so beautiful but a little on the chilly side weather-wise. Great reaction as usual.
There's another 'monster' in Scotland in Loch Morar. She's called Morag. As they haven't been seen for a while perhaps she and Nessie swam off into the sunset together? :-D
Happy Easter ladies. Enjoyed the video. I trained to be a nurse in Edinburgh for three years and everyone was very nice to me. I’m not from Scotland but enjoyed it so much that I stayed and worked for a few years after I qualified. I loved the Castle and the Royal Mile.
Happy Easter!!. Thankyou for brightening my day 💓
Hi Lassies , wee Scots term for you ladies. Loved this & seeing Natasha freaking out as her 28% traits were already there 🤗🤗🏴🏴🏴 . Just remember Debbie, if Natasha is doing your head in ........ it's because she is Passionate. Take care 🏴🏴💪💪🤗🤗👍
Happy Easter, hello from nearly Scotland 40 miles in on the English side
My aunt lives about 15 miles on the other side of the border in Langholm! Perhaps you could meet in the middle? Entente Cordial??? :-D
Happy Easter to you both. Loved this video was so good. You always brighten up my day.
10:46 The Victorian-era Police Station which was the equivalent of the Tolbooth was built on the steep slope down to the Cowgate - the cells on the lowest level were notoriously unpleasant - dark, cold and dank. It was said that drunks and vagrants would deliberately walk far enough west or north to avoid being in the High Street Police District after nightfall.
Aye Bonnie lassie I knew there was something Scottish about you. All the very best to you and yours. Rab from Glasgow, Scotland.
My first paternal ancestor came to this country in 1646 from Scotland at age 18. He was indentured for 7 years to pay off his passage. After his indenture was paid he was given 10 acres of land in Virginia and 10 English pounds. He worked the land, got married had children and bought more land and sponsored other Scott's to come to this country. We have fought in every war from the Revolution to the present. We are VERY proud to claim Scottish heritage.
Tom Boyte
GySgt. USMC, retired
Vietnam 65-66/70-71
Happy Easter Debbie an Natasha FROM A UK FAN THE LIFE AN TIMES OF NATASHA 😂 OLOLOOLO
Very good show, loved it, good video too.
It only occurred to me while watching, in the 90's Billy Connelly did a 6 episode programme called
Billy Connellys World Tour of Scotland, I Googled it and it is available on DVD but in the UK it is region 2, I don't know if you are able to play region 2 DVD's, I know that the US is Region 1, its available on Amazon but I don't know if it would be available in the US, I watched it when it was shown and it was very informative, well worth a look.
I was told how welcoming and lovely everyone in Scotland was recently, a tourist was trying to get somewhere which was a little difficult to explain, I said “I have ten minutes to spare, I’ll just take you” , I didn’t really think about it but it seems it’s not like that everywhere in the world.
Reminds me of when to English guys pulled up in their car one night and asked me and my mate directions to a pub in centre of the town and we said "we're actually going there ,gives us a lift/ride and we'll take you there" ....they were very apprehensive but agreed, they were nervous as hell, they thought they were gonna get robbed lol
Hi, Happy Easter! I'm from Scotland, I live in Fife, just north of Edinburgh, you have to cross one of the Forth Bridges to reach us.
If I'm asked, I'll say I'm Scottish but that doesn't mean I'm in favour of independence but I respect everyone's opinion on the subject.
I'm very superstitious, my whole family are, right down to not cutting our nails on a Sunday because its bad luck lol
I've never been a drinker, I just never acquired a taste for it.
The other things he was right about is the spitting on the Heart of Midlothian which must confuse people who don't know the history of it and lots of people really do refer to us as Scotch, it's really annoying lol
Takes a lang spin ti sup wi the deil and a Fifer.
If Scotland goes to join Europe, then that cant be named as independence, when i was educated, but racist against the auld enemy.
Remember Fife is the only Kingdom thats within the United Kingdom.
Happy Easter both of you, did you notice Sean and Debbie wearing same pattern shirts only different colours 😂
I also have Scottish cousins they live in sterling Scotland.
That RUclipsrs right. There's so many Scottish inventions you could easily do a whole video on just that. I've blown our trumpet a few times about it cause it still amazes me for the size of us a relatively small country how big a contribution we made to the world. But it's ok to blow your trumpet now and again right? Here's an Scottish poem about some of our inventions.
Wha's Like Us ?
The average Englishman in the home he calls his castle, slips into his national costume ---- a shabby raincoat...patented by....
...Chemist Charles Macintosh from Glasgow, Scotland.
En route to his office he strides along the English lane, surfaced by....
...John Macadam from Ayr, Scotland.
He drives an English car fitted with tyres invented by....
...John Boyd Dunlop, Veterinary Surgeon of Dreghorn, Scotland.
At the office he receives the mail bearing adhesive stamps invented by....
...John Chalmers, Bookseller and Printer of Dundee, Scotland.
During the day he uses the telephone invented by....
...Alexander Graham Bell, born in Edinburgh, Scotland.
At home in the evening his daughter pedals her bicycle invented by....
...Kirkpatrick Macmillan, Blacksmith of Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, Scotland.
He watches the news on T.V. an invention of....
...John Logie Baird of Helensburgh, Scotland.
And hears an item about the U.S. Navy founded by....
...John Paul Jones of Kirkbean, Scotland.
Nowhere can an Englishman turn to escape the ingenuity of the Scots.
He has now been reminded too much of Scotland and in desperation he picks up the Bible, only to find that the first man mentioned in the good book is a Scot..
...King James VI...who authorised its translation.
He could take to drink but the Scots make the best in the world.
He could take a rifle and end it all but that breech-loading rifle was invented by..
...Captain Patrick Ferguson of Pitfours, Scotland.
If he escaped death, he would find himself on an operating table injected with Penicillin, discovered by....
...Sir Alexander Fleming of Darvel, Scotland.
And given Chloroform, an anaesthetic discovered by....
..Sir James Young Simpson, Obstetrician & Gynaecologist of Bathgate, Scotland.
Out of the anaesthetic he would find no comfort in learning he was as safe as the Bank of England founded by....
...William Paterson of Dumfries, Scotland.
Perhaps his only remaining hope would be to get a transfusion of guid Scottish blood which would entitle him to ask-----
"Wha's Like Us?"
I’m from Falkirk in Scotland where the Kelpies are 🐴
I love your honesty in your recovery. I'm 3 years.
Congratulations!! Keep it up! ❤️❤️
Wishing you guys an Happy Easter 🙂❤
Congrats on the 17 years of sobriety. It's 4 for me.
Be proud and strong please.
Have a happy Easter everyone 😊
I'm Scottish and 28% is more than enough to call yourself a Scot. We are very welcoming. once we take you to our heart then you're one of us. Plus your wife will be classed Scottish too, purely through marriage.
Stream needs to have Natasha doing a " How Scottish am I " test
Love you lassies drinking IRN BRU. Well done hen.
While we are British we are also proud of our heritage, the Scots and the Welsh have fought hard for their countries in the past, speaking as a Welsh person. Like Wales,Scotland are very proud of who they are. Some people from foreign countries tend to think everyone in the UK are English, nothing would annoy us more. If your not sure where in the UK someone is from say British. Scotland have a lot of regions with their own dialects. I noticed that until recently Braveheart was America's only introduction to Scotland, and maybe Billy Connolly.
I am glad you are learning more about the UK.
For some lovely viiew's of South Wales Checkout Absolute History's "king Arthur's secret castle in South Wales".
Love your reactions.
You can be british if you want but don’t speak for all of us!
Fantastic video ladies, I’m very proudly Scottish and loved your reactions Natasha, the DNA has obviously trickled down. I hope you both make it over someday 🤗
Happy Easter guys!
Mow Cop is about 10 miles from where I was born - in Cheshire, England. 🏴
FYI, Scotland voted about 2/3 to stay in the EU, but for Scottish independence it is a closer issue. I wouldn’t blame any Scot for wanting that separation.
I have a smaller amount of Scottish DNA - about 4 generations back a Scot whose name was Andrews went to Lithuania and became known as Andrewski. His great grandson fled the Nazis with the Polish army and eventually navigated British RAF bombers, was shot down, married his nurse in London. My parents. 🤗
2/3 ? Aye OK lol 55/45 is 2 thirds, don't worry we get another chance in 2023 😉✌
@@1nikg I said “about”. It’s a rough figure. Eleven twentieths would have been more accurate. 🙄
wee is slang for small we say it in Ireland too.
Scotland born and bred myself.
I was in the twin cities in 2015 and beside the hotel i was staying in was a church which just before i was to fly home, held a street fair with food, stalls ect. It was a ticket affair which i bought and as i sat down on a bench, i noticed a young lassie across the road selling raffle tickets which no-one was buying from so, i went across and asked her why - she started off by saying `As a black American i....` I stepped in at that point and stopped her and asked her why she said that ? I told her i`m a Scotsman and very patriotic about my Country and i`m sure she is about hers but, she`d no right to apologise for that and that she has every right to be there as much as i have or, the folks across the street have......Well, she took a couple of steps back, picked her chin up off the floor and gave such a huge hug that nearly separated me from my breath.
She told me she was selling raffle tickets for a community centre so, as she wasn`t selling any, i bought an entire book from her. She thanked me for saying what i just said and that no-one ever said that to her before.
I told her never to feel a need to explain the colour of your skin, it was the last thing on my mind when i 1st spoke to her, its not the colour, its what`s in your heart that matters.
The Only Thing Is I’m English! Next Saturday Is St George’s Day! Proud To Be English!
And you are British.
growing up in Scotland we have a few traditions that I hope still exist (I now live in Australia) 1. when a child is born whether it is a boy or girl we gift them silver bracelets which is to ward off evil spirits. 2. When a child is christened we give out Christening pieces which is two biscuits with a silver coin if you have a girl we give the piece to a boy and if it is a boy we give it to a girl. 3. when there is a wedding and the cars carrying the bridal parties away from the church they throw coins out to the children gathered there we call it bowl money. 4 when someone has a new baby and takes it out in the pram most people stop the mother and put silver coins under the babies pillows.
Yes I remember those putting the christening pieces between the biscuits ,or putting a coin in the pram of a newborn lol ,oh and the scrambles when their was a wedding was great when you were a wean 😂.great memories.
Did your family also have the ‘ never put new shoes on the table ‘ ?
@@fenellainnis7216 Throwing cash was called a poor oot in Edinburgh .
Love you guys! I am Scottish first and British second, but not offended either way. I agree with Drew's granny. Haste ye tae Alba as soon as you are able, always welcome.
Proud Scot here (Sunny-Port-Glasgow-by-the-sea).. Soo funny to watch Natasha tick every box as the Lad rolled thro' those ten typical Scottish traits.. gotta admit; I identify with them all too. :D
HUGE Kudos on the willpower 17 yrs and counting of course for people who do drink the Royal Mile is where you can find companies who will sell you the kinds of alcohol you get out of the locked cabinet to wet the head of the grandchild
Hi girls,have a happy Easter Sunday,you should try to visit Scotland if possible.Natasha you Said you would like to see the inside of stately houses,so look up Real royalty mix,where you can see the interior of these Stanley homes.
Congratulations on your sobriety, Natasha! Well done!
A very Happy Easter to you both... Rocks and stones from in and around Aberdeen in the North of Scotland can be Radioactive... As well as being called the Granite City Aberdeen is also called the Radioactive City... Also Radioactive Gas escapes from the earth... Love the show... 🇺🇸 💞 🇬🇧
As a Scottish person, I wonder how much of this I'll agree with :D
For the ancestry thing, I don't think most people get mad about it. We just tend to find it a little strange. We just don't tend to put as much emphasis on ancestry in Europe, as a general rule. Most folks have no idea where their ancestors came from beyond the last two or three generations.
Yeah, he's not wrong. Scotland pretty much invented the world.
"Scotch" is something the English call us a lot. That, or "Jock". Both are considered highly offensive, and the English have a long history of demeaning and talking down to Scots and Scotland. When he says that we don't appreciate jokes about Scotland from "certain places", he's talking about England. Because when the English make fun of Scotland, they're usually not doing it fondly. They're doing it with contempt.
Most Scots prefer to be called "Scottish" rather than "British". Because the UK is basically just England and everywhere else it's exploiting.
It is true that Scots are notorious drinkers, but I'm something of a lightweight. I can manage one pint before I start feeling dizzy, but I'm also a very small person.
Coming to Scotland for news years is something I think everyone should do at least once in your lives. And like he says, you'd be very welcome here. Scotland is by and large very welcome of foreign folks coming to visit.
I am a recovering Alcoholic 11 years and counting x I was born in Ireland my mom is Scottish my dad was English i live in England now but my heart is in Scotland
You need to check out tartan, and see if you are entitled to wear a particular clan. My great great Gran was Scottish. Her surname was Glendinning and the tartan we are allowed to wear apparently is grey, black and white I believe.
Nice one,you should invest even if it’s just a skirt rather than a kilt
@@lilyliz3071 I do have a disabled blue badge holder in the tartan, and I am currently looking for a purse and picnic blanket and rucksack. I also have a bedding set which is very similar to the tartan. I am currently looking to get a skirt made as I am really short, and not exactly skinny so kilts are too long on me. I don’t know whether I can buy a skirt with the right tartan online but will investigate.
@@vickytaylor9155 wow,you’ve certainly got a collection going,I love the badge holder idea,a skirt would be nice,saying that I can’t remember the last time I wore a skirt,jeans for work and dressier trousers for nights out ,that’s as exciting as my wardrobe gets 😀
@@vickytaylor9155 there's places in Scotland that can make you up whatever attire u please in your tartan, rucksacks etc too. check them out and see if can get sent overseas, down south ,wherever u live.. And kilts aren't made for one size. They get made to suit you regardless of shape or size .
My name is Gray ,and just love the colours in my tartan , obviously I'm gonna say that though.
I am American as well. The question you asked about the passport, it is similar to our own country. I am from South Carolina, so I am a proud Southerner! Very much similar to the United Kingdom. Also, not sure of your family Clan, but I am Clan MacLean and Clan Campbell.
As a Scot i would say i am Scottish 1st and then British.