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oisin718 wrote:Ullans is Ulster Scots, the English spoken in the Lowlands of Scotland (Lallans) that got transported across the water from the Plantation on afterward.
hehe
in the north of ireland, "ullans" is the
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January 24 2004, 17:50 PM
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hehe in the north of ireland, "ullans" is the |
January 24 2004, 23:16 PM
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That's not quite correct. There are still plenty of Anglo-Irish Church of Irelanders who wouldn't be caught dead having anything to do with Plantation types who would speak Ullans!
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