Hi Katharine, I m from Switzerland but I m living in Chester and work in North Wales. I ve got colleagues from Liverpool and Birkenhead. People from Birkenhead have got the same accent but there are called plastic Scouse because there are not the true ones haha!
I’m from Liverpool and people from Birkenhead and the Wirral do NOT have the same accent. It’s just that the difference is so minute that only native Merseysiders/Scousers can hear it hahaha. I could pick them out no problem, and I often do.
Hi kate! Ma Belle, my Fridays'moonlight, my ears' delight, my woodlands' fairy, my pansie, my violet, my Rose of England, 🌹😊 Wow, I am truly amazed, Katherine. This is brilliant! I wasn't expecting you to go into this field of accents, but then again, should I be surprised? I know you're a musician, and your musical ear must certainly help you in the reproduction and 'imitation' of these accents. It was basically Sabrah in very first instance, herself of Liverpudlian origin and very talented when it comes to accents, who had - I was going to say familiarized me, but that would probably be too strong a word - at least happily introduced and initiated me to the Scouse accent with a few videos in which she also wonderfully presented the characteristics - both force and phonetic - of this accent which I like very much, apart from the fact that it was, as you recalled it, that of the Fab Four! As far as vocabulary is concerned, I particularly remember some very characteristic words and expressions, of which scran, bevvy and wool/wollyback were indeed part, such as: You're boss / Have (get) a cob on / Go to the offie / chocker / clobber / trabs / a jarg /la'; lad; fella / a bird; judy / geggin' in / a meff / It's baltic / I'm devvoed / the ozzy / you know 'warra' mean ... to name but a few ;-) As a Frenchman, of course, I'm far from familiar with the accent, nor with the countless other ones in the UK, and I think I'd be quickly lost (as is the case with some of the videos I've watched where they speak with a Liverpool accent), as my ear is of course only familiar with, broadly speaking, RP and modern RP that I learnt. But it's always interesting and useful to get even a small idea of them and possibly and hopefully know how to identify them. I adore your version! It seems to me that you reproduce it perfectly, with those very particular, lilting intonations and inflections that I would have been able to identify immediately had I not known that the lesson was on the subject. I also really appreciated the very interesting cultural context and historical reminder, as well as the lightness, freshness and enthusiasm and, above all, the delightful and so charming touches of humor with which you have treated the subject. A big, big Bravo, you're sensational and I can only hope that in the future you'll also cover other English accents such as Cockney, Brummy etc. or why not Scottish, Welsh and Irish accents which I also love, and/but of which I have only a very limited knowledge, that would be so great! Please get all my encouragement! A thousand thanks yous, Merci beaucoup Katherine! 🙏🙏👏👏👏 I wish you the loveliest of weekends, Love 😘🌹❤❤🎸🎹☮💌🕊
Thank you dear lovely Katharine for your new released video. That is a great idea from you to publish videos about different British accents.I am a person who struggle to understand English movies because of the different accents .I like your new shorts .It is also a great idea.I hope you had more than a productive week. Have a cosy weekend .
I’m an American Anglophile. This is one of my favorite accents!! I hear the Irish in this accent so much that the first I met someone from Liverpool I thought he was from Ireland. I was in love. 😍
I'm a Scouser and I always felt the Welsh influence is stronger than the Irish. I did a few lessons in Welsh language and the teacher said Scousers pick it up much easier than other regions of the UK because we have absorbed some of the features of Welsh due to so many Welsh settling here a long time ago.
Hi there, this accent actually reminds me of a Welsh PE teacher I once met in Madrid and another Welsh guy I once met in London. What reminds me of them is not exactly the sounds and general pronunciation but the speech intonation. Thanks very much for this and all your other videos.
North Wales Welsh. Welsh immigrants to Liverpool spoke Welsh( Cymraeg). They spoke North Wales Welsh. North Wales accents sound quite similar to Scouse accents, not the same, but similar.
I'm an English-speaking Canadian, but I've long been interested in accents and language, so I enjoyed your explanation of Liverpudlian/Scouse accents. The funny thing is I've been a Beatles fan for close to 60 years, but I've never before tried to dissect the Liverpudlian accent. Britain has such a great diversity of accents and dialects for such a small island. I would love to hear your take on Mancunian or Geordie accents (or Cockney and others). I first learned to understand Mancunian from watching Coronation Street, but in the beginning I had to turn on closed captioning to understand it. I loved hearing Fiona Hill's northern accent during the first Trump impeachment inquiry. I understand she faced persecution for her working class and Geordie accent in the UK, but in America she's only seen as British. There are some regional accents in Canada, especially in the Atlantic provinces, but we don't have the same diversity as the UK or even the U.S. My partner is American, but lives in Canada, and she easily "code switches" between Texan and Canadian whenever she crosses the border.
I just can’t believe your Scouse accent. It was really good. Some of the parts you say sound like the Boston accent, especially when you say ‘cah pahk’. So that is where they got it. And I thought they got from the Irish. You must be reading my mind again because I do have character in my novel who lives in Liverpool, but she is Scottish. Anyway, it is in the publisher’s hand. I love the Beatles too. But I also love the Moody Blues and ELP. I love ELP’s rendition of ‘Jerusalem’, it is so much better than the typical English church choir.
@@englishwithkatharine Judging visually, you must likely never grew up with these songs unless you listened to an oldies radio station. If you have a chance, listen to the Moody Blues' 'Days of the Future Past' LP or CD. And if you can, listen to 'The Best of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer (ELP)' LP or CD. That was truly great progressive music by the English in the late 1960s to the 1970s. Oh, what a 'Lucky Man' I was growing up in that era.
Hi Katharine! When it comes to british accents, then it seems that some of the northern accents are similar to some american accents from the east coast of US
Very interesting explanation. I'm from Barcelona and for me is not easy guess the different British accents. This video is so much special because I'm fan of The Beatles. I'll try to recognize the scouse accent in their first interviews and songs 😉 Thank you very much, you're a great girl! Warm regards 🤗💖
Hi Katharine. Thanks a lot for your sharing. I learn a lot of British English and British culture from your videos. I love this video in particular. I arrived UK few months ago. I can understand the RP accent, but it is so hard to understand the accents from other cities. Thanks for this video, I can have better understanding in Liverpool accent. Thank You!
Wow.... Good job dear... 👏👏👍 Btw, scouse accent and the Irish accent sound more like same to the same to me... 😮 You did a great job with both the accents and I was in awe by your this great presentation... 🙏 Also, you looked so gorgeous and amazing as well today and the black ribbon bow on your hair was so eye catching and looked so cute on you as well. 🤗😘 Have a good day and sending lots of love and good vibes for a wonderful weekend my dear friend ❤️!! Hugs.xoxoxo Gams ❤️
Well done for reconnecting the Welsh and Norwegian influence on our accent rather than simply saying Irish. Would like to know if you recognise the origin of the " wool " terminology.
Sympa video about Liverpool accent. I didn't know it. My regards from a little village in Spain from a catalan. You cannot imagine the varity of accents in Spain too, or in each community. Liverpool always liked me in England.
Hello Katharine!! 😀 I’ve really loved this video!! 🥰🥰 When you learn a language it’s important to know the different accents to better understand the speakers of that language, so I’m looking forward to seeing the new videos on British English accents!! 💂 By the way, the two most difficult accents of Spanish, at least for me as a native, are that of Cádiz (Andalusia, Spain 🇪🇸💃🏻) and that of Chile 🇨🇱 😁😁😁 Best regards from Spain! 🇪🇸❤️🇬🇧
Hi teacher Katherine. Nice to see you again. Great video about Liverpool accent. The British accent generally is so cute. Thanks for sharing this content. Have a great weekend!
I'm from Brazil and I noticed that this accent puts the vowels closer to romance languages and consonant ending a world, closer to germanic languages... ( 🤪 Maybe I'm tottaly wrong, but It sounded like that to me...) 😊👍
Hello, Katharine! How have you been doing? As I can see, you are just doing great! 🤩 What a lovely video, again! Oh, I should admit that I’ve never actually heard of Liverpool (how embarrassing it sounds!) in the UK, but I absolutely love The Beatles! I am going to know more about the Liverpool Accent from now on. The rolling R sound is greatly common here in India, we are quite used to it because we have to roll our tongues to pronounce the R in our languages. And the rest of the sounds are just amazing and interesting! ❤️ Yes, I don’t want to tell you again with the same words that you are amazing as always! 😁 Rather, I must think of some better words for you! 🥰 You have mastered the power of capturing us and taking along with your stories (but this one is more like a lesson today ☺️)! Whenever it’s Friday I switch up to a happy and jolly mood, just because of your videos! 🥰 Thank you so much, Katharine! ❤️ You inspire me to study, and score good grades although you haven’t talked about it or your content is not related to it. In some way, I am motivated by your speech and I study with 100 percent energy. I would like to thank you in person, also, it has always been my dream to come to the UK, and my sister lives there as well. 😊 Lots of love Katharine, I’m glad to see your lovely and divine countenance today! 😍 See you next Friday, I can’t wait for it! 😅😀 Going to start working out some Mathematics, I love it! 😍👍🏽 Take care, my dear Queen of all Beauty! ❤️ With love and hugs, Ria ❤️
Thanks Katharine teacher excelent explanation AND the liverpool city Is a beautiful city AND mi favorite soccer team in the premier league Is liverpool ❤
Hi Katharine❤I am an English teacher and your videos REALLY help me improve my accent, can u do me a favour and spot more light onto the illusive “y” that you talked about before, it really helps me catch this difference between my accent and native’s but I still need more explanation… thanks in advance 🙏
@@helenlouiseadams it's a kinda of tricky question bcs is always changing It used to be Norwegian wood but choosing just one is difficult They made timeless gems as happiness is a warm gun, not a second time, every little thing, tomorrow never knows, I am the walrus, A day in the life, Hey Bulldog..etc I've been inspired by these ppl my whole life And the vast majority of time by John Lennon which used to be my favourite as a kid and now During my learning musician process I Was into PAul MCcartney bcs he is the most skilled musician. And not forgetting about the spirit/soul George give them or perfect timing drums and good vibes for Ringo I mean is the only band I like every member even in their solo careers. Love theeeeem so muuuuuch with intensity!
Hi my princess, what a lovely video!!! I adore english accents, even though I can't understand a single word when they speak! You know, it's already difficult for us foregneirs to understand modern rp, but trying to catch the english dialects is almost impossible! Anyway, with your help nothing is impossible, cause you have the gift to make everything easier than it seems! By the way, if you wanna eat the real carbonara, come over to rome and delight with the best food in the world! Kisses 🥰
This lesson was definitely a funny one 😂 but I really enjoyed it. It was intriguing. I would love to learn more about the accents around the UK. What's the meaning of the word modern pr? I wish you will do videos about london, the life in there, the culture, the economy, the lifestyle, the sport, the weather, the interests of the people... I would love to know everything about london! Very passionate about that. Thank you for the video Katherine. Can't wait for the next one! Sending you love and positivity. Thank you for making studing english into a fun and interesting experience! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much Katharine❤❤❤ Liverpool is a wonderful city))) I've been there in ☔ rainy and ☀️ sunny days. It's stunning in spite of the weather. Modern and ancient. Noisy and quiet. It's different. In the centre it's like the square in Rome. Sometimes it's difficult to understand people's accents. Your video about Liverpool's accent is really useful and helpful, interesting and inspiring 💕💕💕
Ma'am,I would like to share my experience about the style of pronunciation of the same language but in different regions in completely different ways. Bengali is my mother tongue. I can speak Bengali fluently. I can understand the language well although Bengali uses idioms in abundance. Same word carries different meanings/notations as per tone and body language. Let us come to the incident. Once I went to Silchar,a Bengali dominated town in the state of Assam,India. In the reception of the hotel ,a group of hotel staff were talking to one another in an obscure language.In India approximately 200 languages and dialects are spoken. Almost all of them are of Sanskrit origin. If anyone lends his/her ear ,he/she can guess the subject of their discussion. Naturally I tried to understand what they were saying. I failed. I couldn't help but ask them to name the language they were speaking. To my surprise they replied," They were speaking in Bengali" I am happy to learn that in UK same thing is going on. Thank you ma'am, regards
Hi Blondie, I speak english but just a little bit but I understood cleary what you´ve said. I loved this video and I will follow you. Saludos desde Mexico
I couldn't know what I write because the video is great. To recognise also learn another British accents or culture are nice. I did enjoy it. Thanks Katharine for your labour ☺☺☺
Ohhh Gosh ! This video took me back to❤ Liverpool ❤ 😂. Missing it so much. River Mersey, food, people are all lovely. ❤❤❤❤❤ Though I tried to learn scouse accent but couldn't learn all just few word Chicken, Milk,etc😂
Welsh speakers roll the R sound. It's the Welsh letter RH.As in Rhyl, Rhuddlan, Rhuthun. The K sound is the Welsh CH, as in Llanerch, ( glade) or Bach( small).. Remember Welsh immigrants to Liverpool apoke North Wales Welsh ( Cymraeg). Scouse has a mix of Nirth Wales Welsh and Irish phonology. The Welsh bit though is only obvious if your familiar with accents in North Wales and Cymraeg spoken in North Wales. Good video though.
Hello, Katharine.😊 I came across your channel by chance. I found it so engaging. Your English reminded me of the Brits I used to work with when young. I'm looking forward to watching your another videos. Lots of love from Japan.❤ Thanks a lot.
Scouser here. Best example to use for "k" is chicken or coke. Lost count of how many times non-Scousers who like the accent have asked me to say "chicken and a can of coke" 😂 You slip out of the accent in a few places, but decent attempt. To do it properly you need more of the slang. Scousers use a LOT of slang.
Thanks a lot for a very valuable video, dear Katharine! Having studied British Accents, one can locate the area where person lives by his accent like professor Higgins used to do.
I have an acquaintance from Liverpool (I'm a Spaniard, so my knowledge of UK accents is quite limited) and the impersonation of the accent is fantastic, I'll try to surprise her next time with rolling the r and forcing the k and embarrasing myself 😆
Hi Katherine, very interesting and amazing , I'm italian and I noticed that when you pronounce "scran"or "granny' the sound of "r" is exactly the same in italian!!
My friends were laughed, but I wanted to sing the famous song You'll never walk alone, so I went to Anfield before COVID19. It's interesting that British English has various accents. Japanese language has them as well. thanks for a fun video!
I'm from the deep south in the US, but i live in England. Most people here say i have a very unique accent. I'm going to Liverpool this weekend to do street photography and photograph the locals. I think there's going to be a unique clash of accents lol. I can't wait..
@@englishwithkatharine I have a query Miss Katherine. In British English, do we use 's' or 'z' alphabet in mesmerized (or any other word)? Would be happy if you clarify.
Love how you said “my granny is afraid of rattlesnakes and tarantulas” you hit that right on the head. Would love to have that accent…wish you happy Mardy Gras from the bayou state
I don’t know but for me SCRAN sounds very irish. Would like to visit Ireland sometime. Gloomy and mystical Ireland. I love the Beatles too. And also Dolores from the Cranberries. Thank you Katharine. Love you darling 💖
Accents are always interesting. I love them both in English and in my native language as well. Would you by any chance do a video about the Newcastle georgie accent. Being a Scandinavian, it's so interesting because the georgie accent has so many words with Norwegian, Swedish and Danish origin.
I loved the video ❤❤. However, the Liverpool accent is very difficult 😂. And I LOVE The Beatles, my favorite band. I'll try to practice the Liverpool accent 😂😂😂
Accents across Britain vary so wildly within such short distances it’s crazy. I’m guessing this must occur in other countries but even as a Londoner I can tell which side of town people are from and especially their social class. You can generally pretty much locate someone’s upbringing within about 50 miles. Though I would fare less with Welsh accents and Scot’s accents. Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen are pretty distinctive though even if an Aberdeen accent is barely recognisable as English to my ears. An ex’s father was from there and did not have a clue what he was saying most of the time.
It is a very beautiful accent! It reminds me of England learners here in my area of my country, they pronounce English in a way that is very close to "a Liverpudlian accent" of course not all the words mentioned but some of them. I really enjoyed watching and listening to this video and thank you so much for this amazing presentation!
That is an impressive Scouse accent, Katharine. I love your enthusiasm for the English language and its variations. The accents and dialects of these islands fascinate me. Yours is the best accent, though! Have a lovely weekend 👌🎸🌹
😄😄lol I enjoyed it lot. Love you kathrine. why dont you become an actres? not only you r extremely beautiful...bt your expresions r so enjoyable to watch🩵 you deserve more popularity.
Hello Katherine, So happy to meet you again. I like your beautiful English accents how Liverpool people speak with Scouse. I like your nice pronunciation tips with Scouse. You are my best teacher Katherine
Excellent video! Quite entertaining and informative. Some weeks ago watched a video from the Liverpool TV station, people in a shopping district were asked for their reactions to Klopp resigning as team manager. I hardly understood anything they said.
Thank you very much Katharine for this video about accents ❤ accents and pronunciation are things I have difficulty with. I understand the UK accent better than the American accent because Americans speak too fast and the UK accent comes easier to me even when spoken faster. hugs from Brazil ❤
@English with Katharine Boss larr! Thanks for sharing. Excellently put, with the intro and exemples. God might love the Beatles but they didn't love him. They preferred tye Tavistoqk institute. Greetings from Belgium, Brussels, Tomó, I spent 2 years in Liverpool 😊 a lovely country.
Hello, dear Katharine, I watched you video some days ago, but I couldn’t write down, my gratitude to you..thank you very much. Although I have a kind of question-suggesting, would be very interesting if you follow one pattern, and numbered episodes, for example today’s video, about accents and words from a particular area. The first of these year, so far in my humble opinion, is the best!, but afterwards very interesting the other ones, but not connected between them, could be very helpful too, for the learners and for the people like me who has interests of knowing your opinion and the reflection of your background include in you explanation. Finally really really, thank you. Greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan, and soon in a short trip to Mexico. After 6 years, and before that 17 years! Incredible! A foreigner in my own birth place….! Gracias por todo señorita. ‘Ta..ta.taa..arigato…
That's amazing and very funny. You don't teach english only, you teach culture as well. Thanks for your videos :) Greetings from Brazil
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Hi Katharine, I m from Switzerland but I m living in Chester and work in North Wales. I ve got colleagues from Liverpool and Birkenhead. People from Birkenhead have got the same accent but there are called plastic Scouse because there are not the true ones haha!
I’m from Liverpool and people from Birkenhead and the Wirral do NOT have the same accent. It’s just that the difference is so minute that only native Merseysiders/Scousers can hear it hahaha. I could pick them out no problem, and I often do.
Woolly backs.
Those from Birkenhead are not wools they are Jedis.
@@Chris-i0i0i0 Is there such thing as a wooly Jedi?
I love Beatles.
Let it be Katharine...
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Your voice is like a song by Beatles and your beauty is their music.
Thank you my teacher for everything.
Hi kate! Ma Belle, my Fridays'moonlight, my ears' delight, my woodlands' fairy, my pansie, my violet, my Rose of England, 🌹😊
Wow, I am truly amazed, Katherine. This is brilliant! I wasn't expecting you to go into this field of accents, but then again, should I be surprised? I know you're a musician, and your musical ear must certainly help you in the reproduction and 'imitation' of these accents. It was basically Sabrah in very first instance, herself of Liverpudlian origin and very talented when it comes to accents, who had - I was going to say familiarized me, but that would probably be too strong a word - at least happily introduced and initiated me to the Scouse accent with a few videos in which she also wonderfully presented the characteristics - both force and phonetic - of this accent which I like very much, apart from the fact that it was, as you recalled it, that of the Fab Four!
As far as vocabulary is concerned, I particularly remember some very characteristic words and expressions, of which scran, bevvy and wool/wollyback were indeed part, such as:
You're boss / Have (get) a cob on / Go to the offie / chocker / clobber / trabs / a jarg /la'; lad; fella / a bird; judy / geggin' in / a meff / It's baltic / I'm devvoed / the ozzy / you know 'warra' mean ... to name but a few ;-)
As a Frenchman, of course, I'm far from familiar with the accent, nor with the countless other ones in the UK, and I think I'd be quickly lost (as is the case with some of the videos I've watched where they speak with a Liverpool accent), as my ear is of course only familiar with, broadly speaking, RP and modern RP that I learnt. But it's always interesting and useful to get even a small idea of them and possibly and hopefully know how to identify them.
I adore your version! It seems to me that you reproduce it perfectly, with those very particular, lilting intonations and inflections that I would have been able to identify immediately had I not known that the lesson was on the subject. I also really appreciated the very interesting cultural context and historical reminder, as well as the lightness, freshness and enthusiasm and, above all, the delightful and so charming touches of humor with which you have treated the subject.
A big, big Bravo, you're sensational and I can only hope that in the future you'll also cover other English accents such as Cockney, Brummy etc. or why not Scottish, Welsh and Irish accents which I also love, and/but of which I have only a very limited knowledge, that would be so great! Please get all my encouragement!
A thousand thanks yous, Merci beaucoup Katherine! 🙏🙏👏👏👏
I wish you the loveliest of weekends, Love 😘🌹❤❤🎸🎹☮💌🕊
Thank you dear lovely Katharine for your new released video. That is a great idea from you to publish videos about different British accents.I am a person who struggle to understand English movies because of the different accents .I like your new shorts .It is also a great idea.I hope you had more than a productive week. Have a cosy weekend .
Oh I’m soooo glad you like them!! 🤗🤗🤗
I’m an American Anglophile. This is one of my favorite accents!! I hear the Irish in this accent so much that the first I met someone from Liverpool I thought he was from Ireland. I was in love. 😍
I'm a Scouser and I always felt the Welsh influence is stronger than the Irish. I did a few lessons in Welsh language and the teacher said Scousers pick it up much easier than other regions of the UK because we have absorbed some of the features of Welsh due to so many Welsh settling here a long time ago.
That was fascinating! You have so much to teach us Katherine, thanks! ❤
You’re very welcome!! 🤗
Hi there, this accent actually reminds me of a Welsh PE teacher I once met in Madrid and another Welsh guy I once met in London. What reminds me of them is not exactly the sounds and general pronunciation but the speech intonation. Thanks very much for this and all your other videos.
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North Wales Welsh. Welsh immigrants to Liverpool spoke Welsh( Cymraeg). They spoke North Wales Welsh. North Wales accents sound quite similar to Scouse accents, not the same, but similar.
I'm an English-speaking Canadian, but I've long been interested in accents and language, so I enjoyed your explanation of Liverpudlian/Scouse accents. The funny thing is I've been a Beatles fan for close to 60 years, but I've never before tried to dissect the Liverpudlian accent. Britain has such a great diversity of accents and dialects for such a small island. I would love to hear your take on Mancunian or Geordie accents (or Cockney and others). I first learned to understand Mancunian from watching Coronation Street, but in the beginning I had to turn on closed captioning to understand it. I loved hearing Fiona Hill's northern accent during the first Trump impeachment inquiry. I understand she faced persecution for her working class and Geordie accent in the UK, but in America she's only seen as British. There are some regional accents in Canada, especially in the Atlantic provinces, but we don't have the same diversity as the UK or even the U.S. My partner is American, but lives in Canada, and she easily "code switches" between Texan and Canadian whenever she crosses the border.
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I just can’t believe your Scouse accent. It was really good. Some of the parts you say sound like the Boston accent, especially when you say ‘cah pahk’. So that is where they got it. And I thought they got from the Irish.
You must be reading my mind again because I do have character in my novel who lives in Liverpool, but she is Scottish. Anyway, it is in the publisher’s hand.
I love the Beatles too. But I also love the Moody Blues and ELP. I love ELP’s rendition of ‘Jerusalem’, it is so much better than the typical English church choir.
I will make sure I listen to that this weekend!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗 thank you Perry 🙏🙏🙏
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Judging visually, you must likely never grew up with these songs unless you listened to an oldies radio station.
If you have a chance, listen to the Moody Blues' 'Days of the Future Past' LP or CD. And if you can, listen to 'The Best of Emerson, Lake, and Palmer (ELP)' LP or CD.
That was truly great progressive music by the English in the late 1960s to the 1970s. Oh, what a 'Lucky Man' I was growing up in that era.
Hi Katharine! When it comes to british accents, then it seems that some of the northern accents are similar to some american accents from the east coast of US
Very interesting explanation. I'm from Barcelona and for me is not easy guess the different British accents. This video is so much special because I'm fan of The Beatles. I'll try to recognize the scouse accent in their first interviews and songs 😉 Thank you very much, you're a great girl! Warm regards 🤗💖
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Hi Katharine. Thanks a lot for your sharing. I learn a lot of British English and British culture from your videos. I love this video in particular. I arrived UK few months ago. I can understand the RP accent, but it is so hard to understand the accents from other cities. Thanks for this video, I can have better understanding in Liverpool accent. Thank You!
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I really love scouse accents. It is very sick accent in Liverpool ❤❤❤
I mad about UK love it really 🤗
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Wow.... Good job dear... 👏👏👍
Btw, scouse accent and the Irish accent sound more like same to the same to me... 😮
You did a great job with both the accents and I was in awe by your this great presentation... 🙏
Also, you looked so gorgeous and amazing as well today and the black ribbon bow on your hair was so eye catching and looked so cute on you as well.
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Have a good day and sending lots of love and good vibes for a wonderful weekend my dear friend ❤️!!
Hugs.xoxoxo
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Wool? Short for woolly back if anyone is wondering
Wow.! Liverpool accent is so different.!! And you're looking so gorgeous.😊
Thanks a lot for your afforts to teach us with diverse and lovely videos.I appreciate your labor❤
Oh thank you so much 😊☺️
Well done for reconnecting the Welsh and Norwegian influence on our accent rather than simply saying Irish. Would like to know if you recognise the origin of the " wool " terminology.
Sympa video about Liverpool accent. I didn't know it. My regards from a little village in Spain from a catalan. You cannot imagine the varity of accents in Spain too, or in each community. Liverpool always liked me in England.
Hello Katharine!! 😀 I’ve really loved this video!! 🥰🥰 When you learn a language it’s important to know the different accents to better understand the speakers of that language, so I’m looking forward to seeing the new videos on British English accents!! 💂
By the way, the two most difficult accents of Spanish, at least for me as a native, are that of Cádiz (Andalusia, Spain 🇪🇸💃🏻) and that of Chile 🇨🇱 😁😁😁
Best regards from Spain! 🇪🇸❤️🇬🇧
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Interesting liver pool accent…cheers everyone!!.
Lovely as ever... Thank u for the diversity accent tip. It was really interesting and fun to hear the scouse accent ❤
Hi teacher Katherine.
Nice to see you again. Great video about Liverpool accent. The British accent generally is so cute. Thanks for sharing this content.
Have a great weekend!
So glad you liked it!! 🤗🤗
I am a Hong Kong guy but grew up with Coronation Street so have no problem understanding “Liverpoolians”
I'm from Brazil and I noticed that this accent puts the vowels closer to romance languages and consonant ending a world, closer to germanic languages... ( 🤪 Maybe I'm tottaly wrong, but It sounded like that to me...) 😊👍
The short A gives me Rhode Island / Massachusetts vibe. Heavy on the RI
Hi Katherine it's nice teaching English speaking thank you so much
Hello, Katharine!
How have you been doing?
As I can see, you are just doing great! 🤩
What a lovely video, again! Oh, I should admit that I’ve never actually heard of Liverpool (how embarrassing it sounds!) in the UK, but I absolutely love The Beatles!
I am going to know more about the Liverpool Accent from now on.
The rolling R sound is greatly common here in India, we are quite used to it because we have to roll our tongues to pronounce the R in our languages. And the rest of the sounds are just amazing and interesting! ❤️
Yes, I don’t want to tell you again with the same words that you are amazing as always! 😁 Rather, I must think of some better words for you! 🥰
You have mastered the power of capturing us and taking along with your stories (but this one is more like a lesson today ☺️)!
Whenever it’s Friday I switch up to a happy and jolly mood, just because of your videos! 🥰
Thank you so much, Katharine! ❤️
You inspire me to study, and score good grades although you haven’t talked about it or your content is not related to it. In some way, I am motivated by your speech and I study with 100 percent energy. I would like to thank you in person, also, it has always been my dream to come to the UK, and my sister lives there as well. 😊
Lots of love Katharine, I’m glad to see your lovely and divine countenance today! 😍
See you next Friday, I can’t wait for it! 😅😀
Going to start working out some Mathematics, I love it! 😍👍🏽
Take care, my dear Queen of all Beauty! ❤️
With love and hugs,
Ria ❤️
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Que hermosa sos,hace poco te sigo para aprender ingles,me encanta el idioma...
Thanks alot Katharine. It is amazing. I studied in Birmingham and I can see how the scouse accent is totally different because of this video.
Dear Katharine, thanks a lot for very interesting stories and entire lesson!!! You looks great!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
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Katharine so nice to learn something new every time I watch your videos. Lots of love always and enjoy your weekend😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thanks for watching!! 🤗🤗
Finally got to understand the meaning of Scouse. Thank you 😂
Thanks Katharine teacher excelent explanation AND the liverpool city Is a beautiful city AND mi favorite soccer team in the premier league Is liverpool ❤
Thank a lot for this video. We just visited liverpool last summer.... It will help us at the next time...
That's great it's easy to me to understand you. Thank you very much. You are so cute. I love your accent. Greetings from Argentina .
Hi Katharine❤I am an English teacher and your videos REALLY help me improve my accent, can u do me a favour and spot more light onto the illusive “y” that you talked about before, it really helps me catch this difference between my accent and native’s but I still need more explanation… thanks in advance 🙏
As a Spanish Native speaker
THE BEATLES were my rreason to learn English!!
My real motivation
I'm a real geek about Them
LOVE THEM 🥰
Awesome! Which one of them is your favourite? And what’s your fave Beatles song?
@@helenlouiseadams it's a kinda of tricky question bcs is always changing
It used to be Norwegian wood but choosing just one is difficult
They made timeless gems as happiness is a warm gun, not a second time, every little thing, tomorrow never knows, I am the walrus, A day in the life, Hey Bulldog..etc
I've been inspired by these ppl my whole life
And the vast majority of time by John Lennon which used to be my favourite as a kid and now
During my learning musician process I Was into PAul MCcartney bcs he is the most skilled musician.
And not forgetting about the spirit/soul George give them or perfect timing drums and good vibes for Ringo
I mean is the only band I like every member even in their solo careers.
Love theeeeem so muuuuuch with intensity!
Wow! It’s such a lovely accent ,indeed! I loved it so much Katharine❤
hello katharine, I'm so happy to see your videos, they are very interesting to me
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This video is fascinating!!!
I loved it!!! ❤ ❤ ❤
Greetings from Chile 😊
Oh I’m
Soooo glad you think so! 🤗😊
Hi my princess, what a lovely video!!! I adore english accents, even though I can't understand a single word when they speak! You know, it's already difficult for us foregneirs to understand modern rp, but trying to catch the english dialects is almost impossible! Anyway, with your help nothing is impossible, cause you have the gift to make everything easier than it seems! By the way, if you wanna eat the real carbonara, come over to rome and delight with the best food in the world! Kisses 🥰
I will!!! Would love to visit Rome!! 🥰
Ready to welcome you! 🥰
This lesson was definitely a funny one 😂 but I really enjoyed it. It was intriguing. I would love to learn more about the accents around the UK. What's the meaning of the word modern pr? I wish you will do videos about london, the life in there, the culture, the economy, the lifestyle, the sport, the weather, the interests of the people... I would love to know everything about london! Very passionate about that. Thank you for the video Katherine. Can't wait for the next one! Sending you love and positivity. Thank you for making studing english into a fun and interesting experience! ❤❤❤❤
As a scouser , i can confirm that you absolutely smashed it, time for a scrrrran i think 😂😀
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Thank you so much Katharine❤❤❤ Liverpool is a wonderful city))) I've been there in ☔ rainy and ☀️ sunny days. It's stunning in spite of the weather. Modern and ancient. Noisy and quiet. It's different. In the centre it's like the square in Rome. Sometimes it's difficult to understand people's accents. Your video about Liverpool's accent is really useful and helpful, interesting and inspiring 💕💕💕
Glad you liked it!! 🤗🤗🤗
I’ve just moved into Liverpool nearly two years
Ma'am,I would like to share my experience about the style of pronunciation of the same language but in different regions in completely different ways. Bengali is my mother tongue. I can speak Bengali fluently. I can understand the language well although Bengali uses idioms in abundance. Same word carries different meanings/notations as per tone and body language.
Let us come to the incident. Once I went to Silchar,a Bengali dominated town in the state of Assam,India. In the reception of the hotel ,a group of hotel staff were talking to one another in an obscure language.In India approximately 200 languages and dialects are spoken. Almost all of them are of Sanskrit origin. If anyone lends his/her ear ,he/she can guess the subject of their discussion. Naturally I tried to understand what they were saying. I failed. I couldn't help but ask them to name the language they were speaking. To my surprise they replied," They were speaking in Bengali"
I am happy to learn that in UK same thing is going on. Thank you ma'am, regards
I am here 💓
Thankful and grateful
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Liverpool Football Team ⚽️ MO Salah Egypt
I can't thank you enough ❤
Hi Blondie, I speak english but just a little bit but I understood cleary what you´ve said. I loved this video and I will follow you. Saludos desde Mexico
hi lovely...🥰 I live in Canada and I always watch your video...thanks a million
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I couldn't know what I write because the video is great. To recognise also learn another British accents or culture are nice. I did enjoy it. Thanks Katharine for your labour ☺☺☺
🤗🤗🤗 you’re welcome!
I love your videos
Thank youuu! 😊🤗
Ohhh Gosh ! This video took me back to❤ Liverpool ❤ 😂. Missing it so much. River Mersey, food, people are all lovely. ❤❤❤❤❤ Though I tried to learn scouse accent but couldn't learn all just few word Chicken, Milk,etc😂
This is by far the most informative and organized vid ive ever watched
Thank you so much for your support 😊
Welsh speakers roll the R sound. It's the Welsh letter RH.As in Rhyl, Rhuddlan, Rhuthun. The K sound is the Welsh CH, as in Llanerch, ( glade) or Bach( small)..
Remember Welsh immigrants to Liverpool apoke North Wales Welsh ( Cymraeg).
Scouse has a mix of Nirth Wales Welsh and Irish phonology. The Welsh bit though is only obvious if your familiar with accents in North Wales and Cymraeg spoken in North Wales.
Good video though.
As always, it was very interesting, thanks a lot❤I'm also looking forward to your new short videos!!!😊
So glad you like it! 🤗
Hello, I am learning English and I love British accest your Channel it's my best channel for learning English❤
Hello, Katharine.😊 I came across your channel by chance. I found it so engaging. Your English reminded me of the Brits I used to work with when young. I'm looking forward to watching your another videos. Lots of love from Japan.❤ Thanks a lot.
Welcome!! 🤗😊
Wonderful lesson on Liverpool accent. Expect stellar performance in future lessons too.
Greetings from Uzbekistan, I really like English language, keep it up please!
Scouser here.
Best example to use for "k" is chicken or coke. Lost count of how many times non-Scousers who like the accent have asked me to say "chicken and a can of coke" 😂
You slip out of the accent in a few places, but decent attempt.
To do it properly you need more of the slang. Scousers use a LOT of slang.
You smile with your eyes, pretty impressive.
Thanks a lot for a very valuable video, dear Katharine! Having studied British Accents, one can locate the area where person lives by his accent like professor Higgins used to do.
I must take an Aspiring I have headache good night thanks for the lesson!😗😁
I have an acquaintance from Liverpool (I'm a Spaniard, so my knowledge of UK accents is quite limited) and the impersonation of the accent is fantastic, I'll try to surprise her next time with rolling the r and forcing the k and embarrasing myself 😆
😁😁 go for it!! ⭐️
Hi Katherine, very interesting and amazing , I'm italian and I noticed that when you pronounce "scran"or "granny' the sound of "r" is exactly the same in italian!!
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這種發音我早就發現，但老 師都沒教r 就是l也是，克服這法就是兩種音都念一次，雖我英文中上但我早就發現這，看來我發現是正確，還有輕音和脆音，簡化音，基本上發音在高於喉上方，我是聽bbc聽出的當時無網路用收音機聽出的
My friends were laughed, but I wanted to sing the famous song You'll never walk alone, so I went to Anfield before COVID19.
It's interesting that British English has various accents. Japanese language has them as well. thanks for a fun video!
Scouse is a dialect with unique vocabulary - it is more than just accent (how words are pronounced).
I grew up in Liverpool.
I'm from the deep south in the US, but i live in England. Most people here say i have a very unique accent. I'm going to Liverpool this weekend to do street photography and photograph the locals. I think there's going to be a unique clash of accents lol. I can't wait..
Sounds exciting! 😊😊
You have s magnetic personality Miss Katharine. I'm always mesmerized whenever i see your videos.
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@@englishwithkatharine I have a query Miss Katherine. In British English, do we use 's' or 'z' alphabet in mesmerized (or any other word)? Would be happy if you clarify.
Z 😊
@@englishwithkatharine I'm indepted to you Miss Katharine. You have solved my childhood mystery😅.
Regards from India.
I liked so much your video so special a wonderful energy thank you my bestie ❤❤❤
Katharine, you are really fascinating woman!!! Your smile makes me feel happy)))
Love how you said “my granny is afraid of rattlesnakes and tarantulas” you hit that right on the head. Would love to have that accent…wish you happy Mardy Gras from the bayou state
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I don’t know but for me SCRAN sounds very irish. Would like to visit Ireland sometime. Gloomy and mystical Ireland. I love the Beatles too. And also Dolores from the Cranberries. Thank you Katharine. Love you darling 💖
Thank you for your comment 🤗😊
Pronunciation is different in different area s of the same country,in India too. We learnt something new. Thank you ma'am, regards
Accents are always interesting. I love them both in English and in my native language as well. Would you by any chance do a video about the Newcastle georgie accent. Being a Scandinavian, it's so interesting because the georgie accent has so many words with Norwegian, Swedish and Danish origin.
Yessss definitely!! 🤗🤗🤗
I loved the video ❤❤. However, the Liverpool accent is very difficult 😂. And I LOVE The Beatles, my favorite band. I'll try to practice the Liverpool accent 😂😂😂
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Miss Catherine your channel is a hidden gem and I am so glad i have found it.
Ps i hope my English makes sense.
It makes perfect sense 🤗🤗
Accents across Britain vary so wildly within such short distances it’s crazy. I’m guessing this must occur in other countries but even as a Londoner I can tell which side of town people are from and especially their social class. You can generally pretty much locate someone’s upbringing within about 50 miles. Though I would fare less with Welsh accents and Scot’s accents. Cardiff, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen are pretty distinctive though even if an Aberdeen accent is barely recognisable as English to my ears. An ex’s father was from there and did not have a clue what he was saying most of the time.
Your comment is wonderful but try to refrain from mentioning social class. It pigeon holes people and isn’t really necessary or relevant anymore. 😊
I always love your lesson.
Have a great weekend, Teacher Katherine.
Thank youuuuuu 🤗🙌
Beautiful teacher ❤
It is a very beautiful accent! It reminds me of England learners here in my area of my country, they pronounce English in a way that is very close to "a Liverpudlian accent" of course not all the words mentioned but some of them. I really enjoyed watching and listening to this video and thank you so much for this amazing presentation!
You’re very welcome and I’m so glad you liked it! 🤗🤗🤗
A lot of fun. I like it.
That is an impressive Scouse accent, Katharine. I love your enthusiasm for the English language and its variations. The accents and dialects of these islands fascinate me. Yours is the best accent, though! Have a lovely weekend 👌🎸🌹
Thanks for your lovely and supportive comment 🤗😊
😄😄lol I enjoyed it lot. Love you kathrine.
why dont you become an actres?
not only you r extremely beautiful...bt your expresions r so enjoyable to watch🩵 you deserve more popularity.
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Большое спасибо за ваш труд
Hello Katherine, So happy to meet you again. I like your beautiful English accents how Liverpool people speak with Scouse. I like your nice pronunciation tips with Scouse. You are my best teacher Katherine
Glad you found it helpful!! 🤗🤗🤗
Excellent video! Quite entertaining and informative. Some weeks ago watched a video from the Liverpool TV station, people in a shopping district were asked for their reactions to Klopp resigning as team manager. I hardly understood anything they said.
I love you your eyes❤
I like how to teach your students I appreciate
Thank you very much Katharine for this video about accents ❤ accents and pronunciation are things I have difficulty with. I understand the UK accent better than the American accent because Americans speak too fast and the UK accent comes easier to me even when spoken faster. hugs from Brazil ❤
Your channel is a pure gold! Thank you! ❤
Aww thanks so much 😊
I really enjoyed in this video 😅
Thank you ❤
So glad to hear that!!!😊🤗
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Boss larr!
Thanks for sharing.
Excellently put, with the intro and exemples.
God might love the Beatles but they didn't love him.
They preferred tye Tavistoqk institute.
Greetings from Belgium, Brussels,
Tomó,
I spent 2 years in Liverpool 😊 a lovely country.
Hello, dear Katharine, I watched you video some days ago, but I couldn’t write down, my gratitude to you..thank you very much. Although I have a kind of question-suggesting, would be very interesting if you follow one pattern, and numbered episodes, for example today’s video, about accents and words from a particular area. The first of these year, so far in my humble opinion, is the best!, but afterwards very interesting the other ones, but not connected between them, could be very helpful too, for the learners and for the people like me who has interests of knowing your opinion and the reflection of your background include in you explanation. Finally really really, thank you. Greetings from a Mexican person living in Japan, and soon in a short trip to Mexico. After 6 years, and before that 17 years! Incredible! A foreigner in my own birth place….! Gracias por todo señorita. ‘Ta..ta.taa..arigato…