To love the Scouse accent?

[yellowgummybears]

It's beautiful! Not just the accent but the dialect. I love it, anyone else?

I bloody love a Scouse accent!!

Oh I love it too .
Though there was a "comedy" show I watched about 10 minutes of (cannot remember the name it was a sitcom based on a family) one character had such a thick, overdone Scouse accent it made me press the remote

But otherwise , love it .

Loved listening to Derek Acorah's voice .

I lived in Liverpool for a few years, I love the accent and the people

I’m a scouser and I live here too and I like my accent but it’s not super strong and we sound nothing like the Harry Enfield characters 😊

ds is 21 and speaks nicely but some of his friends start every sentence with “lad” which I can’t stand!

I like it and the humour too. I’m Northern though too. I really dislike a brummie accent, I have to say and a rough Eastenders type accent. I love a Northern accent the most-Mancunian, Liverpudlian, Sheffield etc

Oh and love Irish too

My nan was Irish and moved to Liverpool as a young woman. She had the best mix of Irish and Scouse in her accent, it was beautiful! (Although, I'm biased as I'm also a Scouser).

Me and DH always say "lid" when we're taking the piss out of people. No one's Scouse accent is that thick they say "lid" naturally, it's definitely exaggerated.

I know a lot of people don't like the Essex accent but I love listening to my EssexBoy DS talking .
I do sometimes ask him "And how are we spelling wa'er / bu'er /.ta'oo with or without the T in the middle " but I'm his muvver so I can

I love the Scouse accent. Can’t stand Mancunian though.

It's my least favourite accent

Love Geordie. It's like a big, warm hug.

I dislike scouse. It's too harsh and sounds like they are spitting.

Maybe it’s when exaggerated, but it often sounds like a decongestant is needed to clear catarrh & phlegminess.

I really like it.
I’m Irish but we had family in Liverpool from when my grandmother’s sisters emigrated there.
They came to visit when I was a kid and we all struggled to understand each other a little bit at first, but the weird thing was once everyone got into the flow of talking, the accents sounded oddly similar.

It's my least favourite accent. A kid in school was from Liverpool and bullied me relentlessly which probably didn't help.

A soft one is lovely, but the thick, phlegmmy one not so much. Sorry! And I mean thick in accent not intelligence.

Love a Scottish accent though.

I can't stand it. It's like nails down a chalkboard to my ears. Although I'm a brummie, and most people don't like our accents much either.

I like the scouse accent and it reminds of the stoke accent

Most favourite though is southern Ireland I find that quite beautiful
Couod listen to that all day long .

I like it too. Am on holiday with a group of scousers. They are such lovely people. And so friendly. Changed groups from my local one, to this as they are so lovely. Don't like Brunei or Belfast accents though.

Ha, I really dislike it. I think it may be my least favourite English accent. Its very harsh and grating.

A Georgie accent on the other hand 😍

*Geordie!

It's o
ne of my favourite UK accents.

I hate it, I think it's amongst the worst.

My dh is a scouser though his accent is not as strong after so long in the South. I love it when we go up to Liverpool because he tops it up! It's a lovely accent.

I'm Scouse. Thanks for the compliments.