scottish

Dae ye talk Scots? Well, you might want to start. We don't hear much of the language IRL, but we run into it a lot on Twitter. And our lives are better because of that. The phonetic brogue makes pretty much everything ten times funnier, and because it's literally a different language, challenges our brains more than we're used to. Which is always a blessing. We've put together some solid gems from the hilarious Scottish Twitterverse - we hope you enjoy them, too. 

Twitter is an incredible goldmine of entertainment. We love sharing the seemingly endless supply of amusing tidbits that users pump out every day. But there will always be a special place in our hearts for the near-indecipherable humor of Scottish Twitter. These tweets may take a few reads for you to understand, but they're jam-packed with irony, sarcasm, and top-notch observational humor. The phonetic brogue just makes 'em even better.

These weird-as-hell "Scottish Pokemon Trainer" memes stem from the the Galar region in Pokemon Sword and Shield, which many have noticed uncannily resembles the UK. Accordingly, people have been creating memes that parody the Scottish accent and dialect that none of us Americans can understand at all.

We're not entirely sure what to make of these memes, but we sure got a kick out of them - see for yourself!

Though these memes are a completely head-turner, these 'slaps roof of car memes' are just completely out of control, and need to be reigned in. So you need to decide which ones are worth keeping, before the rest are scrapped.

Hey Scots, we Americans love ya and your accents, but we have no frikkin clue what you're saying most of the time.

Time to fend off those Sunday scaries! 

Disney recently released the trailer for the new film Ralph Breaks the Internet, the sequel to Wreck-It Ralph. The trailer features a scene where a group of Disney princesses are talking amongst themselves, including Merida from Brave. However, when Merida starts talking, no one can understand her absurdly thick Scottish accent and bizarre slang. Luckily, Twitter user Lizz Robinett was able to translate via her Scottish husband.

Since then, people have been pasting ridiculous Scottish tweets over a still from the movie trailer in attempt to mimic the thick Scottish accent and slang, and it's turned out to be meme fire.

Scottish tweets tend to be incredibly sharp and hilariously relatable - when you can understand them. Here's a huge batch of some of our favorite brogue-ish, witty twitter material!