Liverpudlian's accent

The Liverpool's accent comes from  the people around Liverpool's port. Liverpool was a melting port of people from all over the world. The major influence comes from Irish inmigrants and the Welsh coming to the city. The mixing of different accents and dialects forms the Liverpudlian's accent.
 Liverpudlians are called scousers, so scouse accent is instantly recognisable.

 Scouse was a stew (a fish and potatoes dish) eaten by sailors. Over the years it became a popular working-class dish made of meat, if you were lucky, or if not just with vegetables.