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What are people who live in Liverpool called?
Scousers. More information Strictly speeaking its "Liverpolitan" but this has probably not been used for some years - it was replaced by "Liverpudlian."
Where in the UK do people known as Scorsese come from?
Scousers are people who were born in Liverpool.
What is the nickname of Liverpool?
Liverpool doesn't have a nickname. If you mean Liverpool Football Club, their nickname is 'The Reds'. If you mean people from Liverpool, they are nicknamed 'Scoucers'.
Who created 'or nah'?
Scousers! (liverpool)
Which city has people in it that often are referred as'scousers'?
Liverpool in the UK. The people are often called "Scousers". One possible explanation is that they became associated with Lobscouse, a Northern European meat stew that became popular in ports...such as Liverpool.
Where can you find Scousers in the UK?
Scousers is a negative term used to describe people from Liverpool. Now it has gained some popularity as liverpoolians have begun to use it to refer to each other, redefining its context.
What was the worst city in England in 1991 and why was it the worst?
Liverpool cos its full of scousers
What is the meaning of the word scousers?
"Scousers" is a colloquial term used to refer to people from Liverpool, England. It derives from "scouse," a type of stew that is associated with the city's working-class heritage. The term often embodies the distinctive accent, culture, and sense of identity of Liverpool residents, and it can carry both pride and affectionate connotations.
What do you call a person from Liverpool?
The official name is Liverpudlian and the slang name is Scouser - a more arcane and rarely heard one is Liverpolitan.
Who won the premiership in 2010?
it is defo Liverpool,, I was so happy when we won it cus I support the scousers
What is Liverpool's nickname?
A person from Liverpool is called a scouse or a scouser. Sometimes you will hear Liverpool called Scouseland.
Are scousers a Catholics or protestants?
I would think the Irish descendants in Liverpool would be largely Catholic, whereas the Welsh descendants and the English would not be (in general).
