Scouser
Scouser is a colloquial term used to refer to a native inhabitant of the city of Liverpool, England, and its surrounding areas. The term is believed to derive from the "scouse" stew, a dish of meat and vegetables that was a staple for sailors and working-class communities in the region. Over time, the name of the dish became associated with the people who ate it.
The Scouser identity is strongly linked to a distinctive accent and dialect, often characterized by its melodic
Liverpool's rich history, including its role as a major port city and its significant contribution to music