Notifications let me down 😭 But you look like an adorable little peanut and I’m looking forward to falling asleep to this (I’m glad you reminded me you were Scottish Murmurs because I forgot) 😏
"And what did you do today?" "Well, I spent most of an hour listening to a braw lassie whisper terms of abuse into my ears." "... You... What... On purpose?" "Oh, yes! It was DIVINE."
I am from Ontario, Canada and have never heard 95% of those slang words! It must be more localized to your part of the World, which is really cool! This video was very informative and of course, lovely to listen to. The Scottish accent is beautiful and so ear pleasing. Kisses from the North! xo
Dear netizens, let's help this talented woman to get more people to join this wonderful channel, she deserves to reach a bigger audience, you know very well that she is one of the best doing asmr, thanks once again dear Scottish, this language I love, there is no better teacher than you, and as always you look so amazing
I was surprised by how many of these I use and I'm from North Carolina. Loved this video. So interesting. I love accents and slang from around the world
CD Williams cause most of the people in the mountains of tn ga nc/sc came from Irish and Scottish decent I I know living in western North Carolina most of us use words like these
mro689 Ik this Sound very very dumb and yes I googled but I still didn’t understand it but what does Iconic mean lol ? maybe I can use a excuse that I wasn’t born in England or America lol (I wasn’t tho lol)
@@khadijaaah._5315 simple enough. "Iconic" means it would make a great thumbnail. Seriously, though: Icons were (and, in a technical sense, still are) religious art created to be used as a teaching tool, thus had a formalized list of features that must be present. The orthodox churches hired exceptional artists to create some of these and the best were displayed in major church structures so (This is the part you're waiting for) they could be used as a reference for making other icons. That reference aspect has become what the term "iconic" meant. Add to that the impiety of our age, and now *any* art people think is good enough that it will spawn copies (or that already has) is deemed "Iconic".
I love you Lauren..!! I've one Scottish and one Irish grandparent who came over on the boat. So I get most of your alang, and much of these words are in the American vernacular too. Awesome to hear from a real Scottish kasie.
Very interesting video, but I think it would be a good idea to add a list of words you mention e.g. in the description of the video. Greetings from Poland :)
I thought you said that "scran" meant "foot" at first. Then you said "but not just any foot. It would have to be good foot." I was so confused at first! (>_
I REALLY enjoyed this one...we traced our heritage back to the clan of MacLeans of Castle Duart, Isand of Mull, going back to 1531...I'm also 1/4 Oglala Sioux Indian, and I YOUR Sioux name would be EHA-WEE, which means,"smiles a lot; laughing maiden"...
My family is from Scotland, and we emigrated to the United States during the civil war. To this day I still love hearing random Scottish slurs and slang to use on my family 😂 love the vids, keep it up!
I am two years late in seeing this one. I found this video very educational and entertaining at the same. If I ever travel to Scotland one day, maybe this video will keep me from getting into trouble.
Very interesting getting to know about your culture and some of the slang - some of the phrases are ones I’ve heard before; but it’ll be good to know I’m using them properly.
Es muy relajante el escucharte!! Es un gran trabajo el q haces, muchas felicidades y sigue asi!! Saludos y si algun dia visito tu pais espero gracias a ti, conocer mucho de su cultura!!
@@neekzz6633 Con mucho gusto! Espero q sigan creciendo en todo sentido y se ve que las personas son muy amables y educadas en Escocia!! Tu eres un muy buen ejemplo!!
Its nice to see someone explain our slang to others so they can finally understand us and i think you forgot leccy one a the pure vital things in our scheme
That's very informative and relaxing 💯💖 I'm traveling to Scotland soon and was wondering if there's a nice pal who can give me some tips while staying there
Relaxing, and now I have learned something. The phrase I would use in Dutch would be "gaaf" (it means "cool" or "fun"). 😊 Couldn't help out checking your Twitter account. My prayers are with you and your family. And you are too beautiful and underrated. 💜
Huge love from Turkey 😘 you are just adorable. Every time i enter youtube my first job is checking your channel 😚 çok tatlısın ( means you are so cute)
I liked trying to guess on what the slang means. I was not too bad at it. After a while, if I did not know I'd just guess drinking or drunk. Lol there are a lot of slang for drinking/being drunk, shutting up, or talking crap. lol
You know, I can understand where a lot of slang came from. "Tidy" for good looking, for example. It somewhat makes sense how that would mean what it does. "Messages", however, has me absolutely baffled. How does that arise as a slang for grocery shopping?!
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Notifications let me down 😭 But you look like an adorable little peanut and I’m looking forward to falling asleep to this (I’m glad you reminded me you were Scottish Murmurs because I forgot) 😏
@Sir B Kyle I second that
I think your friendship with Lauren is adorable. You two are hilarious together too
my notifications notify me when they want to.
Heehee. She called her a peanut. These two are adorable. ❤
"And what did you do today?"
"Well, I spent most of an hour listening to a braw lassie whisper terms of abuse into my ears."
"... You... What... On purpose?"
"Oh, yes! It was DIVINE."
I am from Ontario, Canada and have never heard 95% of those slang words! It must be more localized to your part of the World, which is really cool! This video was very informative and of course, lovely to listen to. The Scottish accent is beautiful and so ear pleasing. Kisses from the North! xo
@@mrgeek434 go out east to Nova Scotia, mainly Truro and cape Breton and new glasgow. You'll hear more "accents" and similar slang words out there.
Dear netizens, let's help this talented woman to get more people to join this wonderful channel, she deserves to reach a bigger audience, you know very well that she is one of the best doing asmr, thanks once again dear Scottish, this language I love, there is no better teacher than you, and as always you look so amazing
I was surprised by how many of these I use and I'm from North Carolina. Loved this video. So interesting. I love accents and slang from around the world
CD Williams cause most of the people in the mountains of tn ga nc/sc came from Irish and Scottish decent I I know living in western North Carolina most of us use words like these
yer da sells asmr
This could be my most favorite video of Scottish Murmurs of all times. So enjoyable, so relaxing! Thank you so much!
Loving the jakey discription lol. What a nice way to put it. Didnt realise how many slang words we use that the rest of the world doesnt.
I know it’s Irish not Scottish but since u r an accent queen u should do a Derry Girls roleplay!!!! It would be iconic!!!
This is such a good idea!
mro689 Ik this Sound very very dumb and yes I googled but I still didn’t understand it but what does Iconic mean lol ? maybe I can use a excuse that I wasn’t born in England or America lol (I wasn’t tho lol)
@@khadijaaah._5315 I think "legendary" is the best definition I can think of! I hope this helps!
mro689 oh ok thank youu
@@khadijaaah._5315
simple enough. "Iconic" means it would make a great thumbnail.
Seriously, though: Icons were (and, in a technical sense, still are) religious art created to be used as a teaching tool, thus had a formalized list of features that must be present. The orthodox churches hired exceptional artists to create some of these and the best were displayed in major church structures so (This is the part you're waiting for) they could be used as a reference for making other icons. That reference aspect has become what the term "iconic" meant. Add to that the impiety of our age, and now *any* art people think is good enough that it will spawn copies (or that already has) is deemed "Iconic".
Yay another Scottish vid!
yaaaas I love your Scottish slang videos! Educational and relaxing! 😍
Awesome. Lauren, you really spoil us with all these amazing uploads. Truly grateful. You're my favourite asmr artist. Thanks a ton!
"Scrotum" in a Scottish accent was everything I ever hoped it would be.
I love the Scottish accent, Lauren! ❤️ This was a great Scottish slang ASMR video! Loved it, sweetheart! 👌💕
These videos are the best. So educational and relaxing too!
I love you Lauren..!! I've one Scottish and one Irish grandparent who came over on the boat. So I get most of your alang, and much of these words are in the American vernacular too. Awesome to hear from a real Scottish kasie.
So excited that I am listening to this while on vacation IN SCOTLAND!!! I absolutely love it here!
Scottish Sundays, tingles and those great BIG gorgeous eyes. It doesn't get any better for this guy. Love ya Lauren!
I was super distracted by the necklace, that's a really fun one! It took me a moment to realize it was a swan on a pond. :)
Very interesting video, but I think it would be a good idea to add a list of words you mention e.g. in the description of the video. Greetings from Poland :)
My Scottish grandmother used to say “Many a mickle makes a muckle” here in New Zealand!
Always gives me tingles ❤️👌
We say a lot of these phrases in Newcastle as well especially shan, radge, scran and a few others :) xx
Andy Hardisty same and I live in Birmingham x 🤣
You are very good at what you do,i tried to stay up and listen to you, 20mins later i was done!!thank you for some serious Asmr.
I thought you said that "scran" meant "foot" at first. Then you said "but not just any foot. It would have to be good foot." I was so confused at first! (>_
I REALLY enjoyed this one...we traced our heritage back to the clan of MacLeans of Castle Duart, Isand of Mull, going back to 1531...I'm also 1/4 Oglala Sioux Indian, and I YOUR Sioux name would be EHA-WEE, which means,"smiles a lot; laughing maiden"...
I am having trouble falling asleep tonight so I turned on this video it's super relaxing and interesting!
My family is from Scotland, and we emigrated to the United States during the civil war. To this day I still love hearing random Scottish slurs and slang to use on my family 😂 love the vids, keep it up!
We use so many of these words in Australia too!
I am two years late in seeing this one. I found this video very educational and entertaining at the same. If I ever travel to Scotland one day, maybe this video will keep me from getting into trouble.
How am I just now discovering your channel? I absolutely love your Scottish accent! Much better than my boring Floridian accent
This vid is an absolute belter!
Beautiful as always Lauren!
this pure quality stuff right here👍
Loved this!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
Oh my word! Lauren you’ve done it again. In pure Scottish ecstasy 😍🏴
That was fun. When I see your videos, I always think you could do television. You have an ease with the camera that is nice, beyond the ASMR
When I think about it munter is an absolute belter:))
GREAT video Lauren! I learned so much in a very relaxing way! Beautiful necklace too! Thanks so much! :-)
Very interesting getting to know about your culture and some of the slang - some of the phrases are ones I’ve heard before; but it’ll be good to know I’m using them properly.
It’s so tingly!!!
I’m new to the asmr watching peoples
And I stumbled across your video in my recommendations
"it's a braw bricht moonlit nicht tonich" is a good one. learnt it from my mother
Being honest, no ane would say that lmao
@@neekzz6633 i think it is a pretty old one, my mother got it from my grand mother ( might have used in the 40s or 50s)
This is so good!!! Tidy video 💖💖💖
Would love to see a list of the words so I could see how they're spelled as you're pronouncing it. Just an idea for future vids. 🤷 Thanks !
Es muy relajante el escucharte!! Es un gran trabajo el q haces, muchas felicidades y sigue asi!! Saludos y si algun dia visito tu pais espero gracias a ti, conocer mucho de su cultura!!
Gracias por decir eso de mi país
@@neekzz6633 Con mucho gusto! Espero q sigan creciendo en todo sentido y se ve que las personas son muy amables y educadas en Escocia!! Tu eres un muy buen ejemplo!!
Roy Jesus Alvarado ¡muchas gracias! Tus palabras significan mucho :’)
@@neekzz6633 what does your profile nick means? Is it chinese??
Roy Jesus Alvarado it says ‘Kini’ in korean. It’s my nickname c:
I never seen this one it was very tingly hearing your voice say phrases that I have never heard before also quite interesting!
A few of these are pretty common in the U.S. as well. But I love this and learning certain terms I’d never heard before, as well as your accent.
Right, Haud Oan the Nooe = Alright, just wait right there, please, sir. Have Patience, please.
There's one word! ;)
Lauren, you are so dang cute with this ASMR Scottish slang video. I learn something new and interesting from each of your vids! TY me lassie! Mick~ 💓
You are incredible Lauren , thank you
when she started off with get tae I couldn't stop laughing cause it works so well for asmr 😂
Teach me, Lauren. Scotland the brave...you are a braw lassie indeed.
Been looking forward to this since your Instagram post earlier. I bet my grandfather would have known all the phrases you teach in this.
I love scottish accent so much 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you for this amazing video.
Its nice to see someone explain our slang to others so they can finally understand us and i think you forgot leccy one a the pure vital things in our scheme
That's very informative and relaxing 💯💖 I'm traveling to Scotland soon and was wondering if there's a nice pal who can give me some tips while staying there
yeah "Get Tae" always seems to confuse English ppl on twitter, they just can't seem to work out that impossible code
How is "get tae" not the Scottish equivalent of "go make me a sandwich"?
I'm from the Glasgow area too, I didn't know few of these. Nice relaxing video 😊
Wow this is like a completely different language.. on a different planet😆
1:34 One of my favourites! 👌
was very nice, thank you
Tingly and hilarious ✌🏻️😂
Thanks for the lesson! 😊
Thank you Lauren, you’re the best ❤️💜💕💚
Nice slang and whispering :)
Absolutely lovee💕💕an ulster scots version would be unreall
Relaxing, and now I have learned something. The phrase I would use in Dutch would be "gaaf" (it means "cool" or "fun"). 😊 Couldn't help out checking your Twitter account. My prayers are with you and your family. And you are too beautiful and underrated. 💜
Who else is going to walk around yelling Scottish slang at people now lmao?!
Quite a few of these are Doric words! First time I’ve ever heard them sound relaxing 😂
You looked beautiful in this video and I enjoyed learning the words and phrases thank you!
Thanks so much
I need to have a conversation with a older Scottish person... i need to find Craig Ferguson
Interesting mix of words,i heard Bawbag a lot when i was in Glasgow
Huge love from Turkey 😘 you are just adorable. Every time i enter youtube my first job is checking your channel 😚 çok tatlısın ( means you are so cute)
What an angel in the night🤩🤩🤩
turn subtitles on and your life is complete hahahahaha
In a video in the future I hope you will do us gamers a favor and say : "fookin laser sights" in the most Scottish accent you muster 😂
You just got your 900th like!
This video is proper
In North West England we use a lot of these too! Love your vids, SM!
Irish slang is so similar it's ridiculous love this ...if you could do Dublin slang that would be so funny
I liked trying to guess on what the slang means. I was not too bad at it. After a while, if I did not know I'd just guess drinking or drunk. Lol there are a lot of slang for drinking/being drunk, shutting up, or talking crap. lol
This is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen or heard in my entire life omg she's angelic
Absolutely love the Scottish accent. Your Scottish accent.
Mine is American :D
Some of these make no sense haha, but very interesting! Your accent is awesome!
Just a random thought.. chore in Hindi literally means to steal...So the slang could be a derivative from this
Very lovely ASMR. Your second word, 'dreich', sounded very similar to the word: Dreary. Though, "a dreich day would be a dreary experience."
jabs22usa I’m pretty sure it comes from the Gaelic word ‘droch’ ,meaning bad or rubbish
Perfect timing... just finnished watching third season of true detective, and now Im gona sleep -.-Zzz
2:36 how do you spell that word
Here's some more
Hummin
Gantin
Gumpin
Smackin
Brazin
Johning
This is all bo'ness patter btw
that swan necklace is beautiful it looks lovely on you LAUREN .
Isn’t she so gorgeous 🔥😊😊😊
Of course she is gorgeous
did you do Stookie?
RP or something, but in some other universe, this is something one would like to get worked up.
You know, I can understand where a lot of slang came from. "Tidy" for good looking, for example. It somewhat makes sense how that would mean what it does. "Messages", however, has me absolutely baffled. How does that arise as a slang for grocery shopping?!
Thank you love you ❤️ 😘😍
Reminds me of reading Hamish the Haggis books as a wain😂
I’m going to try some of these in the U.S. and try to confuse everybody! Should be fun!
Love you ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️