How many of these pearls of wisdom did you hear growing up? Let us know in the comments section below.
But Scots children know all too well the wealth of unique native sayings thanks to their mums and dads. Scottish vocabulary features a lot of its own terms and phrasing, with some leading to rammies over the "correct" names for foods and clothes.
A quick read is enough to prove that Scottish parents are not short of humorous quips and advice to help their kids get through the trials and tribulations of life. If you weren't reared in Scotland, don't worry as we've broken down the meaning of each one for your enjoyment.I'll skelp your lug! - a threat of physical violence targeted directly at the ear, often as punishment for a more minor misdemeanour.
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