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Think you know the Scouse dialect? Test your knowledge with our fun quiz that dives into the vibrant Liverpool culture and local slang!

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11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by ChattyScouser321

In Scouse dialect, 'keen' is a commonly used adjective, choose the closest definition below.

To want to do something

To find something impressive

To describe someone who is severely under the influence

All of the above

Who or what is, 'R Kid'?

Your own child

Somebody elses child

A sibling

A friend

'Alright DeEAaan' is referenced occasionally to illustrate how I voice the Queen's English, but who or what is Dean?

The head of LJMU

A man who's hand I shook

Somebody I spoke to on the phone

A mythical person created by Dan James

What is an 'Ozzy'?

A singer who eats bats

A hospital

An Australian

A Wizard of Oz fangirl

What is a 'Wool'?

Someone from 'Over the water'

Any non-scouser

A Scouse person refusing to sing-a-long to Come on Eileen

All of the above

What are trainers referred to in Liverpool? (Tick all that apply)

Webs

Trabs

John Bens

Kicks

Even scousers take the mick out of other scousers... How would we describe somebody acting **excessively** scouse?

A scouse mouse

A swimmer (in the 'Pool)

Get on Ste Gerrard over there

A top 'Scuzza'

Busiest shop in Liverpool?

Bargain Booze

Apple Shop

JD Sports

Starbucks

What is a 'Belter'? (Choose all that apply)

Any of Swedish House Mafia's tracks

A belt shop

A synonym for 'good'

Any shoes costing more than £200

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