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You ken fine that if you bed in the Northeast, you'll use the braw Han words your mither taught you. Fowk at the school maybe said it was slang and no appropriate, but these are the real words of the heart. Do you can Scotch?

Aye, you call that a battle axe? Barely a butter knife by dwarf standards! Now this here's a proper weapon - been cleaving orc heads since before you could walk. Forty-seven kills last month alone, and that's not counting the small ones!

Listen up, would you look at this swamp? This is my home, my beautiful home. Not exactly a fancy castle, but hey, better out than in, that's what I always say. And trust me, nobody's gonna bother an ogre in his swamp.

All right, so I am looking in the mirror and I literally cannot believe this is me. What do you call it, a total transformation? I'm totally shocked. My hair is just gone, gone, gone. Oh my god, it’s so cold now. I’m just going to wear a hat forever.

Mae'n rhyfedd sut mae pethau'n newid pan rydych chi'n mynd yn hŷn. Roeddwn i'n ceisio defnyddio un o'r apiau dating yna, ond doeddwn i ddim yn deall hanner y geiriau. Mae'n rhaid i chi chwerthin am y peth, tydi? Mae bywyd ddim mor syml ag oedd hi.

You know, people always think Sherlock Holmes was English, but if you look at Arthur Conan Doyle, he's Scottish through and through. We Scots have this way of creating these incredible characters that everyone thinks belong somewhere else.

Looking back on these years, it's truly been the adventure of a lifetime. The bond we've shared on set and with all of you is just incredible. Jamie Fraser has changed me in so many ways, and I’m just so grateful for every single moment of this journey.

Let me tell you about another Scottish tradition - Burns Night. It's this wonderful celebration we have in January where we eat haggis, recite poetry, and wear kilts. Now, if you've never tried haggis, don't be scared - it's actually quite delicious!