Which is the hardest for you to say?

@Ksmile14 Are you from Liverpool?

@Crazychick lol Nope. US. That's just how we pronounce it here.

@Ksmile14 I just thought the first syllable was an attempt to phonetically represent a Scouse accent. Lol :)

@Crazychick Mightve been...if I knew what a Scouse was and what its accent sounded like. 😂

@Ksmile14 Scouse is slang for anyone or anything from Liverpool. One of the city's most legendary celebrities was John Lennon. Listen to his accent on this video.
[youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGUK2agwUPs]

@Crazychick I learned something today! 🤩

@Ksmile14 I live less than 40 miles away from Liverpool so I know what their accent sounds like.

@Crazychick Less than 40 miles away, but you're not a Scouse or have a Scouse-y accent?

@Ksmile14 No, only people in Liverpool have a Scouse accent. I live in Manchester, it takes about an hour on the train from here to Liverpool.

@Crazychick Things are a lot closer there than here in the US. Everybody in this (like several hundred square miles) talks like a sophisticated hillbilly. lol

@Ksmile14 Yes, well, the US is a vast country. Our longest distance (Land's End to John O'Groats) is something like 873 miles. Any further at either end would be in the water.