Accent: Ecossais

regardez cette interview avec la chanteuse écossaise Amy Macdonald. J'ai mis la partie entre 00:18 et 1:16, même moi, j'avais du mal à tout comprendre!

interviewer: So your album went into the charts at number two last week. I don't really know much about you, tell us about the album and tell us about you

Amy Macdonald: erm, well I'm a singer-songwriter, I write everything
myself, so there's no co-writes on there. I like to keep things upbeat - not - not like the typical dreary ballads of singer-songwriters so it's you know, upbeat, toe-tapping songs that just make you feel good.

interviewer: oh that's lovely.... You've done really well, has your
success surprised you, cause you're still very young?

Amy Macdonald: Yeah, I mean, it's it all comes at once - I've been
working at it for about two, two and a half years now and you never expect it to come, you just feel this is your job and you're just doing it day after day but then when finally everything kind of explodes it's a, it's a really weird feeling and it's such an honour for me to have people actually buying album and getting it to number 2 in the charts.

interviewer: Have you been into record shops and seen your album
there and seen the posters...

Amy Macdonald: Yeah, I was actually... I didn't intentionally
go in, but I was walking through Glasgow and every record shop I passed there was like, displays right in the window, which was just about weird..