och aye, I'll meet you at the harbour after the ceilidh.

wye aye, I'll help you move on Saturday.

we aye, I'll help you carry those bags to the car.

Aye man, I'm up for the hike tomorrow.

When I suggested we visit the old lighthouse, he shrugged and said why aye, that's the sort of thing I love.

Mum asked if I wanted to come to the concert and I replied well aye — I'd been looking forward to it for months.

whey aye, I remember when we used to fish in that river every summer.

After a lengthy debate, the chair banged the gavel and declared the ayes have it.

At the Burns Night party he shouted, 'och aye the noo,' to get a laugh.

As the final whistle blew, the away fans broke into ee aye addio, echoing around the stadium.