Re: Scots dialects with wh > f alive and kicking

> "faar" is "where", and "fit wye" way") is "how".
Whoops! Typo. "Fit wye" is "why", "fit lyke" is "how".

Another peculiarity of Northeast Scots (aka "Doric" to many of those who
speak it) that I just remembered is that the first person singular
present of the verb "do" is "A div" -- it's developed a "v", and rhymes
with "A hiv" ("I have").

Thomas