British Accents: LIVERPOOL / SCOUSE

The video explores regional British accents, focusing on the Scouse accent from Liverpool. It introduces common Scouse vocabulary and highlights pronunciation differences compared to standard British English. Key features include the fricative 't', the 'k' sound, and vowel variations. The video also discusses unique Scouse pronunciations of words like 'something' and 'nothing'.

What is the main focus of the video series introduced in the transcript?

• Exploring different British foods

• Learning about British history

• Understanding British fashion

• Discovering regional British accents

In Scouse vocabulary, what does the word 'busies' refer to?

• Neighbors

• Teachers

• Police

• Friends

What does the Scouse word 'scran' mean in standard British English?

• Drink

• Food

• Clothes

• Money

How is the 'T' sound typically pronounced in a Scouse accent?

• As a fricative sound

• As a silent sound

• As a nasal sound

• As a plosive sound

In the Scouse accent, how is the word 'back' typically pronounced?

• Bach

• Bah

• Bark

• Bock

What vowel sound change is common in the Scouse accent compared to standard British English?

• OO to AH

• AY to EE

• AH to OR

• EE to OO

How do some old school Scousers pronounce the 'TH' sound?

• As 'T'

• As 'S'

• As 'D'

• As 'F'