A few slang terms, but nowhere near enough to declare it a separate language. English as it’s spoken in Yorkshire or Tyneside is more difficult for me to understand than English as its spoken in Scotland, or “Scots”, and they have a lot of their own regional words too like the Scots. Is it only because Yorkshire or Tyneside don’t have Irvine Welsh type authors that their regional dialects aren’t considered separate languages? The Scots have a language. An ancient language. If they don’t have enough speakers left to teach them to speak it we can teach them. But they’re not bothered actually learning their own native tongue, and playing make-believe their phonetic English is a native tongue is even more pathetic when you consider they are too fucking lazy to learn their own language.