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On second thought, is Thanksgiving really all that great if part of it is about leaving a country that ended up having some of the best metal bands in the world? :confused:
 
twilightsglow said:
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Im still here!! Haha


I say "about" and not "aboot". I never met anyone who says aboot (maybe French Canadian??

But I most definitely say "eh?" to either get someone's attention, or ask a question. It's interchangeable with "hey" or "wha"(as in what). It's used on either the front or end of the sentance

Ie "crappy weather outside eh/hey/wha?" Or "eh/hey/wha, do you want one beer or two?"

But there are places in Nova Scotia, PEI and Newfoundland that sounds like broken Welsh and even I have a hard time deciphering hahaha.
 
Rockhardchick666 said:
Im still here!! Haha


I say "about" and not "aboot". I never met anyone who says aboot (maybe French Canadian??

But I most definitely say "eh?" to either get someone's attention, or ask a question. It's interchangeable with "hey" or "wha"(as in what). It's used on either the front or end of the sentance

Ie "crappy weather outside eh/hey/wha?" Or "eh/hey/wha, do you want one beer or two?"

But there are places in Nova Scotia, PEI and Newfoundland that sounds like broken Welsh and even I have a hard time deciphering hahaha.
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I learned something today :eek:

I have never been to Canada so I didn't know! That's all "information" I got from tv shows. lol.gif

Regional accents/dialects are fascinating. :) I grew up in eastern Pennsylvania and I can't understand people from the western side of the state. They pronounce things all weird. :oops:
 
twilightsglow said:
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I learned something today :eek:

I have never been to Canada so I didn't know! That's all "information" I got from tv shows. View attachment 2025

Regional accents/dialects are fascinating. :) I grew up in eastern Pennsylvania and I can't understand people from the western side of the state. They pronounce things all weird. :oops:
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Here's a great example of what I can't quite understand around here ... usually I know enough to follow along, but there's whole sentance that elude me haha
 
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