Typical Glaswegian Patter:

[Arthur Little]

Francie: "D'ye mind o' the auld buroo" [employment exchange] "wi' its chairs fixed tae the flair?"

Josie: "Aye fine, ... cos when the *staff said, 'take a seat', *they were feart ye did!"

[Arthur Little]

Ah well ... ... I suppose you'd need to be a Scot at least - if not a native of Glesca itself - in order to appreciate the parlance!

[Michael Parnham]

Ah well ... ... I suppose you'd need to be a Scot at least - if not a native of Glesca itself - in order to appreciate the parlance!

Oky the noo, hope I've got that right Arthur

[Arthur Little]

Oky the noo, hope I've got that right Arthur

........ 's nearly the correct pronunciation, Michael ... tho' not quite.

... because emphasis should be on the "ch" sound when pronouncing the expression in an actual Scots' dialect, i.e., "Och aye."