Identify yourself! I have so many questions!
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I had to ChatGTP what that meant.
But no, Iām not from Liverpool.
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Before you chatgptād it did you have any intuitions on what you thought it meant? Now that you say that Iām realizing the word itself sounds like it could mean something offensive lol
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No I had no clue.
But Iām used to having to search words as there is often slang on the forum, which I often donāt get as a non-native.
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Not a scouser, but a Manc!
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scouser? I hardly know 'er
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Iām from england. Not a scouser thoughā¦Iām a southern softie as you northerners would say. 
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Residents of Liverpool are often called āScousersā in reference to scouse, a local stew made popular by sailors in the city, and the name is also applied to the distinct local accent. The city has a culturally and ethnically diverse population and historically attracted many immigrants, especially from Ireland, Scandinavia, and Wales. It is the home of the earliest black community in the UK, the earliest Chinese community in Europe, and the first mosque in England.
From Wikipedia
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My family is from the northwest. My nan said scouse was a common dish back in the day. Apparently most Liverpudlians couldnāt afford meat and their meatless scouse was technically called āblind scouseā.
The uk is incredible. Accents change every 20 miles you travel
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I lived in Liverpool for a year - love the architecture of that city. Beautiful! My younger brother is a student there, at th University of Liverpool.
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