This is the rarest lesson n never find this 'boss' lesson from school or Uni Thks very very much my fav teacher Sabrah from UK . The best as always 🥰💕💕👍👍👍
I'm not from Liverpool but I support Liverpool FC Liverpool and it would mean the world to me if I learned their scouse accent so I can visit Liverpool someday
It's Juh-arg like the G in giraffe not yarg or what ever you were saying, never heard anyone from Liverpool say it like that. Also rolling your R's very lightly (not to spanish levels) would help, 'you know war-ra mean' would make it sound a bit more scouse.
Not sure if it’s because I’ve lived such a long time away from home (25 years in Spain, preceded by 16 years in Hull) or because I’m a wool (Wirral), or both, but I only knew about half of these! Don’t remember anyone saying boss, jargs, baltic, trabs, maff, back in the 70s/early 80s. Thanks for the great video, helped me to update my Scouse!
As a scouser in exile, I would say I'm made, when I am 'chuffed to little mintballs' - another Liverpool saying. I live in West Yorkshire, and 'made up,' here means "stuffed up,' as in a blocked nose 😏
Hi Sabrah how's it going I was waiting for your video They help me a lot My English improved a lot with you Thanks a bunch my dear teacher Have a great week you and Leila 😉🇧🇷 Take care
Hey Sabrah lovely seeing you🌼.what a boss lesson! Thanks e.g sentence: Beware not to intimidate her about her jarg fashion when she's cob on. She'll eat you alive🤼
Thanks so much 🥰🤗 I love learning about British slang. Just 1 thing, you were going so fast, would you mind slowing it down next time so non-natives can follow you
Thank you so much! Though, I already know most of the words, you’ve confirmed that they are in fact used! I am writing a historical fiction story that takes place in Liverpool, England, so this is indeed going to help me out!
Hi Sabrah, An interesting and informative lesson about Liverpool Slang. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned new slangs related to Liverpool. Best wishes to your health and happiness. Thanks and regards,
The lesson is boss, lovely Sabrah!🥰 Enjoy scouse and adore Beatles!💞💖 Thanks a lot for new vocabulary! Hugs from Russia!☺️ By the way how is Sapphira doing?
As an Australian, I can tell you some of these words are used regularly here. Like, Boss, Bevy, Chocker, Lad etc .. FYI, your voice was soft yet the effects were loud, amplified as I needed to turn up the volume to hear you speak. For example: 0:05 to 0:08
Aussies would have gotten a load of scouse slang/ British slang as many prisoners from Liverpool was sent to the Australian penal colonies in the 1800s. We use many of these slang terms for donkeys years.
I’d glad my country 🇲🇽 won miss universe this year but for me the 4 ever miss universe is the gorgeous Sabrah , she is an angel living on earth , she is an example many women should follow , is the perfect woman doesn’t exist , sabrán is a 99 , that lovely pink blouse 👚 looks divine on her . Ever seen a Liverpool fc game at anfield road ? Ever seen An England game at wembley ? Liverpool accents sound cool but hard to imitate as well . Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us my queen , flawless as Always .
You are too kind sweetie!! Thank you so much. Your lovely comments mean a lot to me! ❤️❤️ Yes congratulations on your country winning Miss. Universe! Amazing!! No i have never seen Liverpool play but it is definitely something i would love to do! X
I really can't stop laughing after John Lennon jokes. That is why came to check out some awesome slang words. This video is literally the best English tutorial in You Tube.
I think the UK really lost out on an important cultural resource when Brookside was cancelled. Most of my knowledge of Liverpudlian (I was once told off by Ken Dodd for saying Scouse!) slang came from that show. my faves bein 'meff', 'blert' and 'bizzies'
Oh my gosh!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher i would rather you taught us more about" la " coz i think this is boss so i would like to use it every day had i known your country i would come and give you money
I live in Leeds and know all those terms. Don’t say Boss or Jargs. Trabs will derive from the popular in Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool adidas trainers and the Trimm Trab. Now try teaching them a bit of scouse backslang😂. Whole new language. Designed to confuse old bill on any wire taps etc.
Hey how are things?? Don't think I have forgotten your awesome lessons xD I am a bit hectic with the Uni now Hoping next year there is no f... virus and there are more face 2 face lessons And wishing these 3 beautiful ladies a lovely weekend Me bird xD ☺️☺️👨🏫
This all seems to be very modern scouse I think you should do a video on the more traditional also you missed out the Bizzies the Police, clobbered can also mean beaten up to clobber someone is to beat them up, cigarette Burn to have a burn. Cat Moggy. Just to name a flew, may be your lot are to posh I was brought up not far from Scotle Road but like you very little accent left. Remember t you can take the boy/girl out of Liverpool but you can never take Liverpool out of the boy/girl.
The chance for me goin' to liverpool for a holiday or something like that is like a slim chance as if on now😂😂 , but love the scouse accent and im here to learn one..❤❤
I like to watch but rather hard for never see and heard actually better to learn again and again its get to see newly coming words that l am thank you great
I am a Scouser but have been in Scotland for years and i still have a Scouse accent, people i don't know recognize it. Where i am is close to farm fields i must be a Scouse WooleyBack now.
Oh my sabrah, where were you?? I did send you a reply to your earlier short video of tongue twister lesson as well...., 🤣😢 Oh what a day it was for me, earlier on that day I had the vaccine and had some pain on my upper arm and then I had watched your lesson and hurt my jaw while trying to pronounce your words... 🤣🤣😘😂 The day was doomed from the start and it was like I have jumped out of frying pan into fire...🍳🔥😂 Adding further salt to the wound, there is this lesson today where you again discussed about jaw hurting words, fortunately I couldn't move my jaw thanks to your last video...my naughty Sabrah... 😘😘 Love you loads despite all the pain I go through with your lessons... ❤️💕 Wishing you a blossoming week ahead dear... Yours loving.. "Gams"
Hahaha i am so sorry for all the stress my videos have caused you 😂😂 i promise to so something easier next time! Sorry to hear you have been in pain and unwell! Very best wishes for your recovery! I do hope things are ok in India! It doesn't seem so good there right now. Thinking of you guys 💞
@@LoveEnglishUK hahah... I am just kidding dear... All what I write here, I write for the sake of your lessons dear, no less... I am fine and my jaw is even better now after practising your words... Btw, I am from Srilanka and not India... We are OK and not as bad as India as far as the virus is concerned... I pray that india will recover soon from this pandemic. .. Tnx for your sweet and kind concern on me... I just wanna give you some smile or two and some laugh since you and leila are going through lots of hard work and stress in preparing these great lessons for us... Finally, never ask me to come to Liverpool, If I do, I will end up punching up few guys up there... . Laughing... 😂🤣😂🤣 Take care good day and stay safe... Gams with lots of love... ❤️💕
She forgot biffta as well as being a cigarette it is also what you would do to something like " give it the bifftas" Example : " I gave her minge the bifftas" Chokka as well as being dull or a ot of it also mens your head is wrecked "his head was chokka" Example: "I was already hungover when me boss started going on, me head was chokka" Names for your living accommodations " gaff, ken, base, digs, nest, flat,house,etc. A drink also means to tip someone or pay someone for a favor. "Did you get a dr8nk out of it" Example: "nice one for getting our kid that job, I'll sort ya a nice drink when I see ya" Ways to say hello in Liverpool, hello, hi, now then, alright, hiya, oye. Sometimes things aren't what they seem...a few slangs translated... Example: "The Bob Hope is under the apples and pears" = "the dope is under the stairs" "Giz a go of ya Josey Whales" = "can I use your scales" "Would you like more wine sir, no la.. Im laughin"= "would you like more wine sir, no sir Im fine" Unemployment check = giro or jigga spelt gigga Nice one = thankyou Bash = additives to anything like lemonade with whiskey or bicarbonated soda in cocaine Kecks or strides = pants Plates of meat = feat Brown eye =asshole Scooby doos= shoes I agree totally = is right Friend = mate, al mukka, kidda, bezzie. To get laid= get ya leg over To abscomnd= runna; he's done a runna. To give up or quit= jib it la.; lets jib this footy match la. Fottball= footy Theres more but 5hats all I can think of right now... All in good humor no offense to anyone anywhere.
Great video “girl” u may have grew up in the south but you can’t take the Liverpool out of u it’s bubbling under the surface ready to deploy when u need to roast someone ….
When you are speaking example sentences with scouse slangs, you talk just like Daisy from Downton Abbey. Now i know why she was speaking like that, so different than others.
Liverpool is so beautiful.
If you liked these words why not try using any of them in a sentence below. And if you liked this video just comment by saying ' boss' 👍😉❤️
Boss
Boss
As a scouser. The main thing I say to people to frazzle their minds is.
“They do though, don’t they though?”
This is the rarest lesson n never find this 'boss' lesson from school or Uni
Thks very very much my fav teacher Sabrah from UK . The best as always
🥰💕💕👍👍👍
Awww love to see your commets Rianti! Thanks so much 💞💞
I am born and bred a scouser and proud of the fact liverpool is a great city
I'm not from Liverpool but I support Liverpool FC Liverpool and it would mean the world to me if I learned their scouse accent so I can visit Liverpool someday
Oh my gosh!!! Your lesson is being Boss keep up the good work my teacher
It's Juh-arg like the G in giraffe not yarg or what ever you were saying, never heard anyone from Liverpool say it like that. Also rolling your R's very lightly (not to spanish levels) would help, 'you know war-ra mean' would make it sound a bit more scouse.
Thanks a lot for introducing such new terms...
I find these videos helpful for learning the scouse accent. They’re informative and educational, thank you for sharing.
You know what!
I love how you talk ♥
Hey there! That was a nice lesson! Greetings from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Thanks so much!! 💞👍
Not sure if it’s because I’ve lived such a long time away from home (25 years in Spain, preceded by 16 years in Hull) or because I’m a wool (Wirral), or both, but I only knew about half of these! Don’t remember anyone saying boss, jargs, baltic, trabs, maff, back in the 70s/early 80s. Thanks for the great video, helped me to update my Scouse!
You are very welcome ! Glad you liked it ! Give it a share if you think others will too!
They do, deffo - definitely 😉.
🤣🤣 this had me laughing. I didn't realise all of these are only said in Liverpool 🤣 You missed 'im made up' and 'thats proper antwacky'
Love antwacky!! I should have put that in!!
@@LoveEnglishUK it's definitely a classic one 😁
As a scouser in exile, I would say I'm made, when I am 'chuffed to little mintballs' - another Liverpool saying. I live in West Yorkshire, and 'made up,' here means "stuffed up,' as in a blocked nose 😏
Hi Sabrah how's it going
I was waiting for your video
They help me a lot
My English improved a lot with you
Thanks a bunch my dear teacher
Have a great week you and Leila 😉🇧🇷 Take care
You are boss Sabrah! Your Scouse accent is great, but your RP one rules!! Thanks for the video. Cheers!!
Thanks so much!! Glad you enjoyed it 👍
Nar sounds like a wool doing it.
Spiffing class! Thank you!! I had been waiting this class about Scouse! Lacka (hair spray) Belter (great) Divi, Blert (idiot) Brassic (poor) Kecks (trousers) Scally (chav) Plazzy ( fake scouse) Ming ( nerd ) Arl fellow (father) Ar kid (brother, sister)
Yes there are a lot more! I couldn't fit them all in! How come you are a fan of Scouse la? 😂
@@LoveEnglishUK I'm a Beatles fan!!!!!!!!!!!!
Brassic (borassic lint) is Cockney.
Arl fella, though, not arl fellow 😁
Hey Sabrah lovely seeing you🌼.what a boss lesson! Thanks
e.g sentence: Beware not to intimidate her about her jarg fashion when she's cob on. She'll eat you alive🤼
BOSS, cushty, and just brilliant as ALWAYS ❤
So kind of you to say! Come to Liverpool to use the words for real 😂👍❤️
@@LoveEnglishUK I am greatly looking forward to being back in Liverpool ASAP!
Thanks so much 🥰🤗 I love learning about British slang. Just 1 thing, you were going so fast, would you mind slowing it down next time so non-natives can follow you
Thank you so much! Though, I already know most of the words, you’ve confirmed that they are in fact used! I am writing a historical fiction story that takes place in Liverpool, England, so this is indeed going to help me out!
laughed me head off at this xx
Hi Sabrah,
An interesting and informative lesson about Liverpool Slang. I sincerely appreciate your efforts and learned new slangs related to Liverpool.
Best wishes to your health and happiness.
Thanks and regards,
You are very welcome Manish! So pleased you liked it! Lots of love to India! 👍❤️
@@LoveEnglishUK thank you Sabrah 🙏
The lesson is boss, lovely Sabrah!🥰 Enjoy scouse and adore Beatles!💞💖 Thanks a lot for new vocabulary! Hugs from Russia!☺️
By the way how is Sapphira doing?
I adore The Beatles too ❤ thanks Sabrah 🤗
@@mamymimma Great! The Beatles is a fabulous group. The greatest💖😘🥰
@@liyaandinnamay2501 💓🎶
You are so welcome guys! Glad you enjoyed it and if you loved it please give it a share 👍❤️
@@LoveEnglishUK 😘😘😍
I work at Arrowe Park Hospital and it's absolutely chocker with scousers 😅
A scouser living in the philippines found this video brilliant i've sent it to all my staff to get them on board with my lingo 🤣🤣🤣✌
Yay!! That’s boss! Hope they like it 😂
As an Australian, I can tell you some of these words are used regularly here. Like, Boss, Bevy, Chocker, Lad etc ..
FYI, your voice was soft yet the effects were loud, amplified as I needed to turn up the volume to hear you speak. For example:
0:05 to 0:08
Aussies would have gotten a load of scouse slang/ British slang as many prisoners from Liverpool was sent to the Australian penal colonies in the 1800s. We use many of these slang terms for donkeys years.
Thanks sabrah for your useful vidio.
You are welcome!
"Oh, I'm up " and " soft lad "😊 BOSS !❤
Thanks a loooot guys luv u ❤️❤️❤️
You are do welcome! If you loved ig please share! 👍❤️
I’d glad my country 🇲🇽 won miss universe this year but for me the 4 ever miss universe is the gorgeous Sabrah , she is an angel living on earth , she is an example many women should follow , is the perfect woman doesn’t exist , sabrán is a 99 , that lovely pink blouse 👚 looks divine on her . Ever seen a Liverpool fc game at anfield road ? Ever seen An England game at wembley ? Liverpool accents sound cool but hard to imitate as well . Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us my queen , flawless as Always .
You are too kind sweetie!! Thank you so much. Your lovely comments mean a lot to me! ❤️❤️ Yes congratulations on your country winning Miss. Universe! Amazing!! No i have never seen Liverpool play but it is definitely something i would love to do! X
I really can't stop laughing after John Lennon jokes. That is why came to check out some awesome slang words. This video is literally the best English tutorial in You Tube.
Yes i love John Lennon's humour too 😂😂 such a lovely comment thank you! Made me so happy! If you love the video please share!!!
@@LoveEnglishUK Yes sure. I would love to share this awesome video with my friends. 👍❤️
@@Adrijabhattacharya778 Banglay fire aso maa 😂😂
@@krishanu-d1k বাংলাও শিখব, English ও শিখব। তুই তোর মুখটা বন্ধ রাখ।
Very interesting video, I have learnt a lot in this video, thank you so much Mam 🥰my gratitude knows no bounds ❤️
Thanks so much 💞💞
@@LoveEnglishUK 🤗🤗🤗You truly welcome Mam🥰🥰
This lesson was truly boss:)
Great! Thanks so much! Please share it if you love it! 😍👍
@@LoveEnglishUK I'll def share it:) Thank you for these flossy lessons teach!!!:)
I think the UK really lost out on an important cultural resource when Brookside was cancelled. Most of my knowledge of Liverpudlian (I was once told off by Ken Dodd for saying Scouse!) slang came from that show. my faves bein 'meff', 'blert' and 'bizzies'
Thanks. And that nice fricative K of course. Lookhkh!
I don't know about anything in Liverpool except Liverpool football club. It is very famous football club in Thailand.
Liked before watching because it's Liverpool. 😁
Yes i can see you are a Liverpool fan!!
Lasr year I was studyng at Liveepool. Should have known this vocab before haha
Hahaha how did you get on with the vocab there?
@@LoveEnglishUK Most of the time I asked them to repeat or explaining that my English was not so advanced. Liverpool people are very friendly!
Oh my gosh!!! Thanks a lot about your great lesson my amazing teacher i would rather you taught us more about" la " coz i think this is boss so i would like to use it every day had i known your country i would come and give you money
I live in Leeds and know all those terms. Don’t say Boss or Jargs. Trabs will derive from the popular in Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool adidas trainers and the Trimm Trab. Now try teaching them a bit of scouse backslang😂. Whole new language. Designed to confuse old bill on any wire taps etc.
Thank you sooooo much for all this🙏👍💓💜💚💝💗💖
You’re welcome ! If you enjoyed it please share !!
How lovely we miss her
Tremendous lesson ❤️😊
First comment! Well done!!
This is my favourite video :)
Oh great to hear! Thanks! If you loved it please share ❤️
My teacher Sebrah is a love
Thank you for another video.
You are very welcome! 😍
Quite a few of those are known outside Liverpool too
Hey how are things??
Don't think I have forgotten your awesome lessons xD
I am a bit hectic with the Uni now
Hoping next year there is no f... virus and there are more face 2 face lessons
And wishing these 3 beautiful ladies a lovely weekend
Me bird xD
☺️☺️👨🏫
Cheers for that la! Lovely to see you comment and good luck with your studies!!
Thank you for your video. Very intresting
My mam lived in Liverpool in the 60"s. She could speak Liverpool back slang, they used to switch the 1st letter of the words over. Is it still spoken?
I knew two types of backslang as a kid. One, as you say, putting the 1st letter at the end of a word.
This all seems to be very modern scouse I think you should do a video on the more traditional also you missed out the Bizzies the Police, clobbered can also mean beaten up to clobber someone is to beat them up, cigarette Burn to have a burn. Cat Moggy. Just to name a flew, may be your lot are to posh I was brought up not far from Scotle Road but like you very little accent left. Remember t you can take the boy/girl out of Liverpool but you can never take Liverpool out of the boy/girl.
“Boss” was popular in the States in the 1970’s, and had the same usage and meanings
The chance for me goin' to liverpool for a holiday or something like that is like a slim chance as if on now😂😂 , but love the scouse accent and im here to learn one..❤❤
Fantastic lesson liverpool slang thank for the effort. hope nex lesson t is going to be a Bournemouth slang with
As a linguist you should always check your spelling. Liverpudlian (one D) and confectionery (no A).
Liverpool got it going on!
Haha yes!!
Elvis Costello being from Liverpool is news to Elvis Costello.
I love the Scouse accent. Have a few fellas from there like.
I see what you’re doing, just in time for the trophy parade 👀😂
I like to watch but rather hard for never see and heard actually better to learn again and again its get to see newly coming words that l am thank you great
Ozzy means Australian (Australian slang)
We also say brekky. :)
I’ve got a cob on because I can’t afford to travel to Liverpool.😅
Rejoining you again!
Thank you.
Bifter is a punch
Boss! ❤🎉
glad to see u dear
I am a Scouser but have been in Scotland for years and i still have a Scouse accent, people i don't know recognize it. Where i am is close to farm fields i must be a Scouse WooleyBack now.
You don't sound like a scouser
Oh my sabrah, where were you??
I did send you a reply to your earlier short video of tongue twister lesson as well...., 🤣😢
Oh what a day it was for me, earlier on that day I had the vaccine and had some pain on my upper arm and then I had watched your lesson and hurt my jaw while trying to pronounce your words... 🤣🤣😘😂
The day was doomed from the start and it was like I have jumped out of frying pan into fire...🍳🔥😂
Adding further salt to the wound, there is this lesson today where you again discussed about jaw hurting words, fortunately I couldn't move my jaw thanks to your last video...my naughty Sabrah... 😘😘
Love you loads despite all the pain I go through with your lessons... ❤️💕
Wishing you a blossoming week ahead dear...
Yours loving.. "Gams"
Hahaha i am so sorry for all the stress my videos have caused you 😂😂 i promise to so something easier next time! Sorry to hear you have been in pain and unwell! Very best wishes for your recovery! I do hope things are ok in India! It doesn't seem so good there right now. Thinking of you guys 💞
@@LoveEnglishUK hahah... I am just kidding dear... All what I write here, I write for the sake of your lessons dear, no less... I am fine and my jaw is even better now after practising your words...
Btw, I am from Srilanka and not India... We are OK and not as bad as India as far as the virus is concerned... I pray that india will recover soon from this pandemic. .. Tnx for your sweet and kind concern on me...
I just wanna give you some smile or two and some laugh since you and leila are going through lots of hard work and stress in preparing these great lessons for us...
Finally, never ask me to come to Liverpool, If I do, I will end up punching up few guys up there... . Laughing... 😂🤣😂🤣
Take care good day and stay safe...
Gams with lots of love... ❤️💕
Thank You
My looooooove scouse accent !
Hahaha i remember you said before that you love it 😂
I respect
In Leeds Biffter means a spliff.
She forgot biffta as well as being a cigarette it is also what you would do to something like " give it the bifftas"
Example : " I gave her minge the bifftas"
Chokka as well as being dull or a ot of it also mens your head is wrecked "his head was chokka"
Example: "I was already hungover when me boss started going on, me head was chokka"
Names for your living accommodations " gaff, ken, base, digs, nest, flat,house,etc.
A drink also means to tip someone or pay someone for a favor. "Did you get a dr8nk out of it"
Example: "nice one for getting our kid that job, I'll sort ya a nice drink when I see ya"
Ways to say hello in Liverpool, hello, hi, now then, alright, hiya, oye.
Sometimes things aren't what they seem...a few slangs translated...
Example:
"The Bob Hope is under the apples and pears" = "the dope is under the stairs"
"Giz a go of ya Josey Whales" = "can I use your scales"
"Would you like more wine sir, no la.. Im laughin"= "would you like more wine sir, no sir Im fine"
Unemployment check = giro or jigga spelt gigga
Nice one = thankyou
Bash = additives to anything like lemonade with whiskey or bicarbonated soda in cocaine
Kecks or strides = pants
Plates of meat = feat
Brown eye =asshole
Scooby doos= shoes
I agree totally = is right
Friend = mate, al mukka, kidda, bezzie.
To get laid= get ya leg over
To abscomnd= runna; he's done a runna.
To give up or quit= jib it la.; lets jib this footy match la.
Fottball= footy
Theres more but 5hats all I can think of right now...
All in good humor no offense to anyone anywhere.
Boss😂
'jarg' is a soft g sound, not a 'y' sound.
Same sound as george, gel, genie etc.
Great video “girl” u may have grew up in the south but you can’t take the Liverpool out of u it’s bubbling under the surface ready to deploy when u need to roast someone ….
Do the Mickeys (Mickey Mousers- Scousers) still say 'wack?'
Thanks for your dress
You forgot 'Tar' as in thnks
These words are completely alien to me.
Scouse or scouser
I love Liverpool
A person from Liverpool is known as a scouser but the accent is called scouse 😊
We don't say Yarg!!! for Jarg. It is pronounced with the J as a J not a Y.
Hi🙏❤❤🇹🇭🇹🇭
Keks - trousers
So:
To geg in = to heckle
Meff = naff
Correct?
When you are speaking example sentences with scouse slangs, you talk just like Daisy from Downton Abbey. Now i know why she was speaking like that, so different than others.
I just love you😍😍💞
So sweet of you 💞💞💞
I miss Liverpool
You used to live in the pool or just visited?
You do speak nice ,
SCRAN comes from the ships… Sultanas, Currents, Raisins and Nuts
Meff, from Mefitis, my favourite scouse insult, (is the name of my cat)
Brill!
The most important word in scouse is "yez"
English is not descriptive enough!
💙💙💙
I thought drunk was called as 'pissed' In the area. Or is that from the south.
La isn’t short for lad
Can I say Chocker when I am full?