Learn Traditional Scottish English Songs - Auld Lang Syne - Lyric Lab

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If you're in America or the UK this New Year, you'll surely hear this classic song. We'll break down the old English so you can understand its meaning and enjoy it fully. And by listening over and over, you’ll reinforce your learning in the most sweet-sounding way.
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[@TheAnish01]

She is sublime' there are not many like her.. the world is full of noisy people and she is a hope of melody! God bless her..

[@riskadwitary546]

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[@Nogu3]

Scottish

[@rossanaolaecheasilva7673]

beautiful song .... Happy New Year 2015 EnglishClass101

[@TRUTHandLIGHT4809]

Amazing

[@ediunicko]

Amazing voice and song. Thank you for sharing.

[@tatyongtan9015]

Beautiful song. It can touch my heart. Thanks.

[@Ruben-bo8km]

What a beautiful song and gorgeous singer.

[@tatyongtan9015]

I like this song.

[@nutyyyy]

Aye that classic Scottish traditional English song 😆 Next thing you know Scotland the Brave will be English.

[@cmarsh9988]

It's definitely not old English.The language it's sung in is called Scots

[@Spambmp]

The language in this video is English.

[@claired6328]

Definitely not English Bradley! It's a traditional Scottish Song!!!

[@Spambmp]

@@claired6328 its a traditional Scottish Poem adopted and made into a song by countries across the world. 'Scots' Language originated from Old English language lmao.

[@orangechickenyum123]

Native English speaker, but just decided to check out this channel. I think this is a great way to learn English. Hope the other InnovativeLanguage channels could do something like this! (Especially VietnamesePod101!)

[@TamLe-fg8xx]

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[@williemac4260]

I know this is 4 years late but it's not English. The language is Old Scots! Spoken by the people of Lowlands Scotland.

[@pabloxd1999]

You´re gorgeous and a really really good singer. Congratulations

[@saidisakka9357]

very2 nice..i like this song..its very wonderful song..

[@matteodibari7489]

Fantastico 😂

[@LeavingMyMark101]

Lovely voice, to be sure. But the song isn't in English, modern or otherwise.

[@Spambmp]

The video is in English..... You deaf ?

[@AshantyShalimar]

so beautiful!

[@gioiaferrante]

from a young child thought how sad is this song?Why do adults sing it? I read the pome's to someone today and told him, I said this pome could kill someone if not in the right frame of mind?, He agreed, said: " do you realize most people don't know that it's a Scottish poem? Written in 1788 by Robert Burns?" (I had just learned it myself from reading it I never knew )"Than later set to the music of a folk song.Translated into English not everyone loves poetry, like us" I'm grateful they found you, K It Finally hit me, today while reading it with a tear in my eye what it means. This is what I came up with and why its lasted 200 years (damn pome song always make me tear up or cry no matter what time of year it is) It's about connecting with others. The kind that binds you to someone forever, loyalty, friendship, kindness, love; Even though that person might not be with you anymore. It's about the human spirit's ability to hope for the future while enduring rough times by remembering these precious human attributes. Each year sees many suffer from both naturally created and man-made hardships. But with each there were others willing to step in an attempt to relieve some of that hardship, exercising the best of the human spirit. So even as a child I knew it was sad it doesn't just have to be played read on New Years Eve I bide you all hopefully a great 2018 good by 2017 I wont miss u lol

[@garp411]

well said

[@richardwarren8138]

I don't think the verse or the song is sad at all. Nostalgic, maybe, but that is a world away from sad. Sad would be if the song were about someone who had died, but it is not about that. It is about old friends and remembering the times shared together. At a deeper level, it is about not forgetting your roots or the people you met along the way in this journey we call life.

[@claired6328]

It's very traditional, Originally if this song is on all friends & strangers join in a circle with crossed linked hands & dance inwards & out, this isn't a very good version on the song as the original is much faster & upbeat, its traditionally played on Hogmanay, Weddings etc

[@王俊義-j3i]

Great! 👍👍👍🙏😀

[@siscorachid922]

thats good thnk you

[@brendavisceglia3977]

This is incorrect. the pronuniciation is wrong and original should be "joe" not "dear". I'm a distant relative of Rabbie Burns (Robert) and although I don't live in Scotland...can tell you this is wrong. I could go through the whole thing but I think you can find a better reference on ...if they pronounce 'tak" like "tack" you probably have found the right pronuniciation. gotta run...

[@richardwarren8138]

Jo, not "joe." One is a name, the other a term of endearment in language of the Scots.

[@2525609]

Guys, you have a definition of Auld lang syne in the video! from 2:25!

[@sunshaking]

好听的歌

[@sashayaha]

Just amazing! Who is the singer?

[@natie331]

Taryn Brady

[@mowgli10394]

It's a Scottish song not English. England is not the same as Scotland it's a separate country, the UK is a collection of 4 countries with in a union. It came about through the union of the Scottish and English crowns as the English king died with out a next in line. So please don't refer to Scotland as England as we have a much more independent a proud history and culture that dates back to the celts and before the Romans

[@jehnbates9724]

Isnt it that this song Auld Lang Syne is the original of frank stanley?.He sang this song in scotts version,isnt it?..

[@bretwaldabjorn5657]

its not english its scottish written by the one and only robert burns

[@alialvi624]

I am pakistani but like that soft song :)

[@Isoldijw79]

Who is this singing? Does anyone know?

[@WorldOfKnowledgeTH]

bad pronunciation but hey that's life,

[@trabajora]

The name is Danish ,meaning somewhat like to long for good and so on.

[@klausm4086]

Very nice song! But I (german) will never sing this song in scottland!!! Haha.....Not possible for me to do it in the real scottish language... even the scottisch an english people don't kwow whats the right version....Very funny discussions!! But I will try it in my way!!!

[@littlegoatboy]

traditional ENGLISH song??? Really? And it's not 'OLD ENGLISH'.it's Lowland Scots - I don't have much faith in your teaching after those mistakes

[@DylanGames1000]

Acutely you're wrong

[@DylanGames1000]

The English own the Scottish sooooooo....

[@richardwarren8138]

I don't know about that part of Scotland being a "country" before England was. Perhaps the name "Scotland" was used to describe the "country" in the northern part of the island before the name "England" was used to describe the "country" in the southern part. Even that is questionable, as, in both parts, the "country" was made up of several tribal groups that, more or less, formed alliances against foreign enemies. By the time those groups joined together under one "king" and formed a true kingdom, the "country" in the southern part was already known as "England" (named for one of the Danish groups that invaded that part of the island). At any rate, England did not buy Scotland. The two kingdoms merged into a "United Kingdom" under a single monarch.

[@DylanGames1000]

It wasn't a country and it's called imperialism. They didn't have to "buy" them. Fucks sake the United Kingdom's capitol is in god damn London, ENGLAND! Scottish like to say they're their own independent country but... they're not. Neither is Australia.

[@richardwarren8138]

The song is "traditional" in the sense that its origins are unknown, in the nature of a folk song. Robert Burns' role was to write down the words to the song after hearing it sung - and probably add some words of his own. And no one said it was "old English." That is a description of an obsolete form of the English language. The language of the verse of this song is clearly a mixture of ordinary English and the Scottish dialect of English. Arguably, some of that Scottish dialect is Celtic in origin, but, even if that is so, from a linguistic perspective, the verse is predominantly English. You are aware, I assume, that the video was produced by a linguistic website that purports to teach the English language. Whether the song has ethnic or nationalistic ties to Scotland is irrelevant to the language in which it is written.

[@booyayabam3333]

Mate it's Scottish not English

[@Spambmp]

2:27 It says it's a Scottish poem....

[@miguelondejerez]

English? Aye, right! 😂😂😂

[@jaesallstrom5705]

It's SCOTTISH ...FFS

[@AverigualoEdugtcentury]

Auld lang syne what does it mean?

[@littlegoatboy]

literally means 'old long since' but to give proper meaning, it means 'long, long ago'

[@AverigualoEdugtcentury]

littlegoatboy thanks man!

[@GSHORTSUK]

BE MY girl ohh my hart she's so stunning

[@youngscotsman]

Get rid of English from the title ,Disguting!!!!!!!

[@claired6328]

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[@jess444-]

Scottish please not English, never we are free from the English

[@allanmcintyre7096]

Syne, not Zyne. And some added words. Not a good rendering of a Scottish folk song, and not the tune that Robert Burns heard.

[@stewartlound8673]

This should be corrected being half Scottish I feel like your trying to steal credit from ancestors and to today's Scottish people so just stop.

[@tomdonnelly6156]

Nice singing just unfortunate that she can't even pronounce the title of the song correctly. It's Auld Lang Syne not Auld Lang Zyne - the clue is in the spelling.

[@mrkoleymaestro1427]

Wrong

[@Rajamitaj]

The singer is singing an anglicised version of the song, she is obviously not scottish 😡

[@621jkf]

what the hell this is a scottish song not english get your facts right EnglishClass101,com search your facts first it is SCOTTISH NOT ENGLISH

[@ruadhagainagaidheal9398]

WTF ? what are you trying to teach people ? That Scots and English are the same ? Get your facts right.

[@Sockenkatze]

The singer isn't talented and this isn't even supposed to be English but Scottish... Not sure what you guys had in mind with this video but I am disappointed.