Check out this lovely article about Speak for Yersel from the BBC! We're pure buzzin' over it: www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...

If you didn't catch us live on BBC Radio Ulster's programme Your Place and Mine this morning, you can listen now on BBC sounds! www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/...

The results are clear: people all over NI would say a sentence like 'The dog needs fed'. This sentence may sound so normal to you, you don't realise that it's a Northern Irish way of talking....(1/2)

We have a few new followers on here, so allow us to reintroduce ourselves: We are Speak for Yersel (NI), a new citizen science resource for mapping linguistic variation across Northern Ireland! Check it out here: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/

ooooooh #linguistics alert! the team that did the Scots Syntax Atlas (incredible tool!!!!) is collecting data in Ireland and Wales!! Please share these links around! ROI: speakforyersel.ac.uk/roi/ NI: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/ Wales: speakforyersel.ac.uk/wales/

Ah, done with work for the week! Now, should I go home and watch a film.....or a filum? Tell us how you say 'film' here: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/ #NorthernIreland #NI #linguistics #film #filum

Heard on Good Morning Ulster today: ‘Despite the fact that you provided such lovely weather for trick-or-treaters, there weren’t that many came to the door’ – Joel Taggart

Who all went out to a Halloween celebration last night? 🎃🎇 (And who all knew that not every English speaker would start a question with 'who all'?) Would you say 'Who all did you see?' What about 'Who did you see all?' Let us know here: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni #NorthernIreland #linguistics

If you play a trick on someone, are you being bold or naughty? Let us know what YOU say! speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/ #NorthernIreland #linguistics #Halloween

It's almost time for the little ones to go trick-or-treating! But what do you call the little ones? Weans? Bairns? Children? Kids? Tell us here: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/

Lovely write up from The Herald Scotland about the original Speak for Yersel project and our new expansion to NI, RoI, and Wales www.heraldscotland.com/news/2468958...

The big day is finally here! Announcing the launch of Speak for Yersel (NI), a new citizen science resource for mapping linguistic variation across Northern Ireland! Check it out here: speakforyersel.ac.uk/ni/