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British Accents: LIVERPOOL / SCOUSE

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I’m American, and I prefer the scouser accent It’s cute, and cool, even hip The London or standard one sounds pretentious
Comment from : @scootscootriot

Sounds like so much fun speaking in Scouse!
Comment from : @andros1000

Having an accent is one thing, but INVENTING new words although there is one in standard English doesn't add value On the contrary, it murders the English language Why would you want to preserve such garbage? Do you all want to speak like ignorant, drunk sailors?
Comment from : @zbigniewrichard8291

The acottish use some of these ( ie Scran sometimes we say bevvy but most of the time we say ye onit)
Comment from : @caitlindornan1400

I swear, a LOT of that stuff at the end is basically just the southern accent here in America Instead of Nothing, we'd say Nutin or instead of Something we say "Su-um" lol!!!
Comment from : @chrislaws4785

Ok, I want a remake of Married with Children as a Scouser family with Rebecca starring as Kelly Bundy! Plus: Sarah Milican as Peggy, John Bishop as Al, Rob Beckett as Bud and Ashley Jensen and Lee Mack as the couple next door Possible cameo Kelly boyfriends who get chucked out the front door: Jack Whitehall, Richard Ayoade, Noel Fielding, James Acaster
Comment from : @nicknelson9450

I hope you make some more❤❤❤fun videos like this one
Comment from : @p1dru2art

❤❤❤ this is fun
Comment from : @p1dru2art

There's a different accent for every county in England how can one of them be standard
Comment from : @p1dru2art

Let me guess the creator of this video speaks the standard British accent😂🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @p1dru2art

As a dutchman i have found my "GGGGGGGGGGG" people
Comment from : @gieljanstouten

"People from Liverpool are very friendly and down to earth"brbrLmao
Comment from : @Skelterbane69

Go ed 😂😂
Comment from : @EVERTONFC

Thanks!
Comment from : @ja9lima

Both super cute ladies They can talk to me any way they want 🥰
Comment from : @thedeanrb3769

They're both so cuuuuute!
Comment from : @vulnikkura

Looks like dutch language 😂
Comment from : @СэмҚыпшақ

GREAT GREAT!!!!
Comment from : @paoloruggi3662

Just curious: what is a standard British-English accent? Never heard of it
Comment from : @TripsandFeasts1

my fav of all! thanks!!!
Comment from : @eytonshalomsandiego

Yeah, the one in red - on the left in the “fumbnail”, looked like she was gonna be the scouse bird
Comment from : @harryrammer

Scran is very Scottish also, no?
Comment from : @miks8

This is so incredibly fascinating! Love to listen to ur pronunciations Im from Kentucky and no matter how hard I try its so difficult To lose that slight southern draw Not a hillbilly or country accent but the relaxed way of pronouncing certain words, similar to your scouser friend Whats really crazy is I can do many different kinds of accents and the slight southern draw goes away Ive spoken to people from different areas around the world, use their accent and they had no idea I wasnt from their neck of the wood! Anyways that proper way of speaking you use, is pretty awesome to say the least! high five girl, very nice!
Comment from : @ingoddafeario2757

Sounds like my first wife (Bootle girl)😊
Comment from : @timspooner59

*mERSEYSIDE
Comment from : @ephebo2026

I just found out that my English is scouse The wowels and the changing of the consonants are natural for a Dane Could it be dating back a thousand years to Viking influence?
Comment from : @Nordjyden9000

It sound a lot like Dutch
Comment from : @minta1574

Both great
Comment from : @bigsurge5906

They say NYers sound Cockney or Liverpool
Comment from : @bigsurge5906

Very nice video, as an American, I wish someone could explain to me how “Almost” all British people sound American when they sing, I still don’t understand that phenomenon) — The only British songs/artist that don’t sound American, when they sing, would be the Proclaimers, Billy Bragg, Johnny Rotten, Squeeze, “Cool for Cats” song, “Always look on the bright side of life” song, & “I’m Henry the eighth“
Comment from : @MikeCee7

As an American, How come the Beatles didn’t have that scouse Liverpool accent? Aren’t they considered the epitome of being from Liverpool? Isn’t their Airport, named after Lennon?
Comment from : @MikeCee7

Ohh, Rebecca 🥰
Comment from : @Fer-s1x

Bro I’m German … I think I really never understand this …
Comment from : @darkxerox1

I learned the word 'scouse' in episode 1 of Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen on Netflix
Comment from : @AzucaNegra16

This is taking liverpool accent to the extreme, I don't sound like this
Comment from : @karenhughes_2470

I'm from liverpool and she's getting on my nerves 😊
Comment from : @karenhughes_2470

Nice
Comment from : @modoudieng4369

Patty the baddy taught me how to talk scouse 😂
Comment from : @ds29891

Shit sounds like they put something in the water up there
Comment from : @peakonetrl2911

She has a proper fake accent 😭
Comment from : @TheScouser1

fahe bahe
Comment from : @wagyu_killer

Im scouse and she's over doing the accent
Comment from : @Mersey_basileus

How am I going to understand those scousers when i arrive in Liverpool this month 😨
Comment from : @Mimi-mb1yn

YNWA❤❤Stevie G
Comment from : @puneet848

I saw a comment saying Scouse is the proper English
Comment from : @alexandrebenois7962

I bought a house in liverpool moved there for a 2 weeks , sold the house moved back to manchester , it's wild out there , I can't have my kids sounding like this
Comment from : @MoizCOUK

The accent is very melodic I love it
Comment from : @breanamorrison8712

George Harrison had the coolest Liverpool accent I've ever heard
Comment from : @ronniechilds2002

Why the Scottish and Liverpool guys have to speak like idiots?
Comment from : @honorylealtad5596

Rebecca is a cutie
Comment from : @goshen574

Nothing has had as much of a gravitational pull as the woman on the right saying "come here"
Comment from : @SouthCanadian1

Don't go to Liverpool in the first place and don't date a girl from Liverpool
Comment from : @michaelcashrules4670

Scouse sounds a bit like dutch
Comment from : @Heimrik01

This is my favorite English accent
Comment from : @MeganHoare

Could you pleased let me know Rebecca YouTube's name❤❤
Comment from : @pernhseng1999

I usually don't turn on the subtitles for French or Italian films; just certain British shows and movies
Comment from : @giorgiopalmas7934

Hello Rebecca " All right, Babe"
Comment from : @ZulkifliJamil4033-x6s

Bifter just sounds unnecessarily long lol can I say I’m going out for a biff? 2:30
Comment from : @fernandogarcia3676

First of all Cute ladies Second the accent is amazing
Comment from : @Yamahan93

The Responder, the series brought me here Thank you very much for the content! 😊
Comment from : @kubahaman9230

I love all the British accents 😍
Comment from : @abdelmajid9331

Close to german
Comment from : @alcan6885

I'm from Liverpool and my wife is a southerner from Kent my daughters were born and brought up in Derby lots to unpick there
Comment from : @sirwalterkissmecrack

my fav is the scottish accent, but the scouse is so cute and sweet :D
Comment from : @ansiaaa

Rebecca is a babe
Comment from : @lawrenceflater3300

we are not English we are Scouse
Comment from : @oldeknight

Are those terms old or modern slang?
Comment from : @jlbaker2000

Born in Liverpool, been here all my life Liverpool is one of the few places you could meet a stranger at a bus stop, or at a queue, that you can strike up a conversation with I remember as a kid my mum having a conversation with a woman I didn't know Who's that I asked her? ?I don't know she said, I've only just met her!
Comment from : @Lynnimod

Shes so fine bruh ( the one in red )
Comment from : @itsrezz5557

u kinda look like angela white
Comment from : @Scooby-Doo-RuhOh

Surely they don't actually pronounce "back" like that? Can anyone confirm?
Comment from : @roughtoughcocopuff9313

LOOK - LOGGGG ( BOTH LASSES LAUGH) 😂😂😭😭❤️🔥💥🙏🏻👍🏻I AM ACTUALLY LEARNING SCOUSE, I AM QUITE DECENT ALREADY MY BEST BEZZY 😂 IN THE WORLD IS ACTUALLY A SCOUSER BUT I DON'T LIKE BIZZIES 😂😂😂😂😂👍🏻😭🙏🏻💥🔥❤️
Comment from : @manuelfedericocachazasanju5294

Old TV series "Bread"
Comment from : @TheAtl0001

3:53 that sounds exactly like you would say "come here" in German
Comment from : @r7176

Scouser women are the most horrible human beings on the planet Imagine having to wake up and hear that all day long
Comment from : @howzit5406

2:40 모어쌍
Comment from : @user-hh5dv5gy5j

Scousers and Glaswegians best in the world If you need a mate to help you out either in a street brawl or a favor either of these two is what you want at your side
Comment from : @someoneelse2252

This is the worst video I’ve seen
Comment from : @lucabrazzi8269

Good videobrbrHowever, a big difference and what I believe makes it hard to understand is rather the bcadence/b of the speech! Not how individual phonems sound
Comment from : @alonsosch

Absolutely fantastic I loved this
Comment from : @L8JPS

Please can someone tell me that it wasn’t just me who burst out laughing at 3:50
Comment from : @Hadeslastspatula

❤❤❤
Comment from : @ssff2544

one of those videos i wish i hadn't seen instant crush 🙄
Comment from : @romyaz1713

Some people think Liverpool accent is annoying, I love it ❤
Comment from : @sofiayevstratko4074

As an American, I can appreciate byour/b accent 😂 for me, I think English just sounds phonetically better from your side of the pond Our apologies, you will not be getting it back anytime soon 🙂
Comment from : @ALL_CAPS__

How can they pronounce “cop”, “shot”? brWould they sound the same as “cup” , “shut”?
Comment from : @minshi1040

The brunette can be a doc
Comment from : @calvinguerra

Not all of us Scousers talk like that loads of different Scouse accents across Liverpool
Comment from : @Daz-d3j

Thank you so much for this video I'm an American, fascinated with British accents I enjoy hearing the similarities of English accents to current American ones
Comment from : @silver6c

stupid but honest question: does "die antwoord" speaking scouser?
Comment from : @desan476

As a German I'm so glad to found out that there are actually some people in Great-Britain, that can correctly pronounce the name of Johann Sebastian Bach and to the tbrbrJust go to Liverpool and you will find thembrbrIronically most British people pronounce the name as "Back", at least to my knowledgebrbrSo actually they only have to imagine the way the people of Liverpool say "back" to get the correct German pronounciation of the name 👍🏻
Comment from : @gunterangel

In a weird way I hear some Southern mannerisms in the Scouser girl We have a tendency to do the same basic word twists You all vs y”all
Comment from : @demcq9534