Scouse-isms... (Language of People from Liverpool)

This my attempt at educating you lovely people in the Scouse language (I did say 'attempt'). I actually had a lot of fun making this video. :-D

Music: "Hammock Flight" & "Feelin Good" : Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons "Attribution 3.0" http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

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[PaulaDaKoala1]

i actually really like this, dont listen to the hater. good job i really want to learn a liverpool accent lol just moved to england from canada soo i think your accent is amazing! xxx

[JohnBirdMedia]

@PaulaDaKoala1 Aw thank you. :-]

[danbot666]

you bring shame on real scousers

[JohnBirdMedia]

@danbot666 "Real scousers" Bless. How old are you, 10? :-]

[ninjaroger]

Why are u teaching us gay stuff?

[JohnBirdMedia]

@ninjaroger Um... Because I am gay? And it was putting it into perspective how 'queen' tends to be used by men in referral to their wife/girlfriend as a form of flattery, sort of like saying babe, hun, etc etc, but on the gay scene it's a general greeting, also.

[jazzypinkprincess12]

Awh am from Inverness and we use basically all the same words! Lol:-)

[scousepebz]

Haha lovin this video :)

[JohnBirdMedia]

@MissDemiiCullum Scousers tend to use the back of their throat alot, especially with works that end in a 'ck' sound, like back, like, sake even. Sounds croaky in a way? It'd be good if you watched clips of Stephanie Davis who plays Sinead O'Connor in Hollyoaks. :-]

[MissDemiiCullum]

Hey wts up! im tryna to learn a scouse accent for my monolouge in my performing arts class any tips? x