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The document discusses the Scouse accent spoken by Liverpudlians in Liverpool, England. Scouse is a non-rhotic accent with variations between the south and north of Liverpool. It has a fast tone, high accent, and nasal form. Irish influences include using "youse" instead of "you" and dropping the "h" sound. Vowels are elongated and some consonant blends like "th" are pronounced as "t" instead of the fricative.
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