Scottish Accents

Or more specifically: my accent.

I get mocked a fair bit by my friends (this is at home, so I can't really blame this on the Scottish accent) for the way I say some of my suffixes.
'ed' or 'es' on the end of a word the way I say it sounds more like there's an 'ies' or 'ied'

Example:
(Scene: at beach mission, at the end of a session)
Me to my group of girls: "can I have all your badges in, please?"
Girls: "What's a badgie?"

So when teaching year 5 about rounds and asking them to count the number of voices (sounds: voicies), there was a fair amoung of giggling.
Which I would understand, but their class teacher has a strong Northern Irish accent!
Surely they're used to people talking funny by now!

But teaching years 1 and 2 made it all okay again.
I taught them the Loch Ness Monster Song.
Cutest. Thing. Ever.
They all sang with little copied Scottish accents.
And I made them practise their 'ccchhh' at the end of loch so it sounded authentic.

Hopefully I will capture this magnificent display on video at some point, because the actions are also awesome.

Going up and down and up and down and up and down some more...