Is Scottish Accent Understandable?

i av many scottish frnds n its realli hard to figure out wt they sayin Lol ....their way ov sayin terms like " yer maw " "yer dah " "yooohs " lool .

but scotish ppl r juss fantastic frm their hearts . cheers

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Many Englishmen can't understand some Scottish accents.

Maybe it's not the accents themselves, but the facts that most Scots usually slur their sppech through their drunkenness, a common occurrence up there.

<<Many Englishmen can't understand some Scottish accents.>>

Are there also many accents in England proper that are completely unintelligible to non-locals?

***Are there also many accents in England proper that are completely unintelligible to non-locals?***

One comes to mind immediately for total and complete and utter unintelligibility - that of the Bolton area of Lancashire. Even some locals born and bred there can't even fathom it out but that may well be due to the innately chronic low IQ of most of its inhabitants arising out of inbreeding.

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I think most folks would understand well over 99% of what this guy is saying. "

I think he's right though.The US government did fail African-Americans, but I think Obama will right some of those unjust actions.

<<Ponsettia seeker - seek no more! Take yourself down to your nearest Sainsbury's and you will see a whole array of these plants in full red and green glory, and in cool baskets.>>

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