Canadian accents

[Thecheeseyworld]

And the word about

[Thecheeseyworld]

Ns

[Thecheeseyworld]

U kinda do...... The word so

[fuckinlolipop]

HILLBILLY PEOPLES! HAHAHAHHA

[AaronWarner10]

what are you talking aboot, this isn't a Canadian accent, eh?!

[libre20012]

L'anglais des canadiens est un calque de celui des USA. Sans saveur, incolore et inodore. La difference entre les deux:la reine d'Angleterre Babette Mountaten, la corruption.

des bouffons qui paradent non pas comme soldats mais pantins.

[Ambearlee]

paaause on 3:02 , theirs aghosst to her lefft :ohaha

[csibedhead]

I say eh xD

[libre20012]

N'étant pas can adian et n'ayant pas jamais l'intention de le devenir. Si j'avais à faire un choix d'un pays étranger anglophone. Je ne choisirais pas la reine d'Angleterre, la papesse anglicane, ni un billet de 10$ où on y on commémore un fraudeur. alcoolique

Pourquoi choisir une copie des États-unis, une colonie au service des États-unis, humilié en Afghanistan...

[libre20012]

Si vous prétendez maîtriser ce français avec un accent suisse allemand; vous ètes mal placé pour vous prononcer sur les accents au Québec. En passant vous les canadians n'avez-vous pas l'anglais de la Vallée de l'outaouais, du sud de l'Ontario, du nord, de Terre-Neuve( bel anglais).

Bravo pour votre vocabulaire de 800 mots américain et agrémenté du mot «fuck» à toute les sauce tomate (Ketchup)

[libre20012]

stop brown nosing Élisazabeth II Mountbatten your Queen .

Same english as the states, same school books, same TV. Why you dont become us Citizen.

And give independance to Quebec if you dont need it.

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@libre20012 Dude why do you care so much? get a life. Most of canada can't stand america and thinks the way you guys act is disgusting. So if you think canadians are basically americans you would be extremely wrong. The way of life here is completely different.

[libre20012]

First of all you speak american and you should be proud of it. Your papers, your school books, your TV are from the state.

Parler contre les Québécois et brown nosing the Queen of England is not impressing

Shalom, bonjour, g¨uten tage,

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@libre20012 Dude, shut the fuck up. Actually my school books and paper and tv is not from the states dipshit. If you are going to go down that road then all americans are gosh darn chinese. Get a life, no one gives a fuck this video is a year old.

[BludBuni]

@shakeyohoneybuns fuck that guy, honeybuns FTW!!!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@BludBuni HECK YEAH BRO

[Eurydemus]

@libre20012 Moron. By the way, we speak UK English. Although, our accents are more American. Quebecois accents are dirty compared to real French accents.

[Samrri]

@libre20012 'You speak american' you dumbass american is not a language. It's English. The only thing that's different is the way we pronounce things. Also FYI our papers, school books, and TV are not from the states. Every hear of Republic of Doyle? No? Well it's shot right where I live. In the middle of mother fucking Newfoundland Canada. So don't try to even say we get all our shit from you.

[MisterFusion113]

What a hoser eh? Doesn't know what she's talking aboot.

[blanzo1337]

why do americans and canadians (?) say "ZEE" like C instead of ZED when they pronounce the letter "Z"?

[potter01smiley4eva]

@blanzo1337 canadians say zed

[blanzo1337]

@potter01smiley4eva allright, so why do americans say C when pronouncing Z?

[Coolio549]

I do say eh but I've never heard anyone say aboot or hozer

[Zazing11330]

I say "eh?" sometimesss, but I do use "you know?" and "right?" a lot as well :P.. but I like the way you say Canada, it's not the way we say it in Ontario!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@Zazing11330 Really?! that is actually pretty awesome! 

[tlrs34]

your right not everyone says Eh, im from Nova Scotia and i have never heard Eh down here..everyone puts Canada under one umbrella and think we all talk the same...which is ignorant..cause you can hear the different accents from the different states, like Florida wouldn't sound like Texas..so i don't understand why they would think it would be different here in Canada,,each province has their own accents, slang, different words they use ..

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@tlrs34 FINALLY SOMEONE THAT ISN'T AN IDIOT! Thank you! You are awesome! 

[cervezero11]

@tlrs34 Yes, New York has a different accent to California etc. etc. The U.S has people from all over the world. So we get accents from those other country's, or states.

[MaxPower983]

@tlrs34 Excellent point on different Provinces/regions having different accents and slang, but where are you from in NS that you've never heard someone say eh?

Currently on my fb newsfeed:

R - "I find friday comes quick when ya drink a few days during the week lolll"

B - "god bi is that all you do?"

R - "Well look at da crew I associate w"

J - "its always the crews fault eh lol"

it gets a lot worse

[tlrs34]

@MaxPower983 I'm from Halifax...and i don't hear anyone say eh here, i also lived in Windsor NS for 7 yrs and they don't say eh there either.. i'm not saying that no one says eh here in NS but its not common, even different parts of one province will have different accents and slangs..up in cape breaton you'll hear more" bi" then you would in Halifax, i find the cape breaton accent is close to the nfld accent in ways.

[bluenoserr]

In the Maritimes, we speak faster than a machine gun.

[JW33JaZ]

HEY i say eh, you know, and right, they all mean the same thing.

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@JW33JaZ COOOL STORY BRO! No fucking shit they mean the same thing. Sorry I just woke up and I am really sick of the same dumb comment over and over again on this video.

[CriissyyET]

I say "eh" ALL the time, at the end of everything. You're probably not from the Maritimes..

[bluenoserr]

@CriissyyET Some right you are.

[Nickonil]

i knew a girl like you, then i took a arrow to the knee and never talked to her agein

true story :C

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@Nickonil It's okay, I wanted to steal a balloon but then the light went green.

True story =[

[15marcosluna]

haha yea you have a sloth canadian accent, it's cute though

[Lionheart1188]

CUTE!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@Lionheart1188 Thanks =]

[Lionheart1188]

@shakeyohoneybuns No prob, only thing I know about Canadians is that apparently you's like maple syrup, Bacon & favourite sport is hockey, and your nicer compared to the country right below you lol, & I love it when you's say out & about "Oot & aboot" lol ^_^

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@Lionheart1188 All is pretty true, thanks! I have learned to embrace my accent when it comes out =]

[Lionheart1188]

@shakeyohoneybuns Koolies ^_^

[LiveLoveTeal9]

I'm canadian and I've never once said "aboot" if you saw "about" like "aboot" you're probably from the east...like FAR east.

[KingBrettx]

Canadian ans usa accent sounds the same to me, but what do i know i am a aussie

[WaterBender11274]

haha aboot xD

[SteamVamp]

your "about" is the only canadian thing i hear

its kinda like "aboot"

its cute tho

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@SteamVamp Yeah, and compared to americans there are some words with my a's that are different. 

[xTheLEMx]

Im canadian and i do not have an accent. It's just that everybody else has an accent

[bordmanjr]

Yo you already sound Canadian. Eh its all good you sound normal. :)

[20dia10]

courteous, cheerful, and polite? hahahahaha

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@20dia10 Shh it is sooo true!

[20dia10]

@shakeyohoneybuns far from reality..."ehhhhh" haha

[blacktreesilhouette]

i say eh all the time......

[226cutie]

I'm canadian, don't know what a Canadian accent sounds like. I don't say "eh" I say right? Or u know? Just like u do. But my parents say eh? And I say zed instead of zee

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@226cutie Just depends I guess.

[MzBeckiexbear]

I'm Canadian and strangely have a American/ Canadian accent

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@MzBeckiexbear That is sweet, yeah I have different words that I say that sound like all sorts of different accents.

[ninjawolf141]

Yea u have an accent Canadians say "aboot" and it's like saying about also when u say so it sounds Canadian.

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@ninjawolf141 Aha indeed! I notice now looking back at some videos!

[TuRnBULL1995]

You ain't no canadien by, down in nova scotia everyone says eh and plays or watches hockey

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@TuRnBULL1995 You spelt canadian wrong... ahah just because I dont say eh, and dont watch hockey means I am not canadian? shhhutup. At least I play road hockey. And I want to live in nova scotia bad!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@keiaretue Haha I have decided having a canadian accent is awesome...soooooo thanks! =D

[MyEndlessSummer1]

I'm from British Columbia , and people here do infact say "eh" after their sentences quite a bit , and when agreeing with someone , people here often say "I know , eh ?"

Never been to a real hockey game ?? :O You haven't lived . :P

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@MyEndlessSummer1 I am from bc as well, and we dont say eh. Sooo yeah.

[Charmedlassie18]

Yeah, you do have a Canadian accent. It's only slight though...

[MsAshlayxoxo]

I just want to say one thing... We "oil rig" town canadians are no hilbillies! Lol! Some of the people i no whos parents own the oil rigs are the richest/rudest people ever!!!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@MsAshlayxoxo Oh well no shit. I am talking about the people that live just like up there and spend all there money on booze. ahaha plus those are just the first words that came out of my mouth if you couldn't tell..haha =]

[goldenmage]

Try saying "about". Listen to someone from the states say "about" and you'll notice a difference. "Sorry" is also a useful word to hear the differences.

Btw that source is just plain ridiculous.

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@goldenmage I notice sorry, without even comparing, but not about..

There were worse ones... it is tragic.

[Damien9607]

@shakeyohoneybuns To me, our "about" sounds more like "a boat" and not "aboot" But I'm up in Alberta, so our accents might be different.

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@Damien9607 Woah! it totally does.. aboot is just people being dramatic about our accents.

[Damien9607]

@shakeyohoneybuns That's the way I always felt about it. It's not that we say "aboot" but it certainly does sound different. And saying "aboot" sounds goofy and fun, so that's what people like to do to, well, not "mock" us, but something along the lines. Similar to how, when trying to do an Asian accent, people will replace Rs and Ls. Asians don't ACTUALLY do that, but their Rs and Ls DO sound a little funny, so, by switching them, it makes an attempt to sound Asian and silly at the same time.

[Charmedlassie18]

@shakeyohoneybuns Well, that's what people do when making fun of something... exaggerate. I'm from Scotland and our accents are always made to seem crazy with lots of 'r' rolling and really harsh (Like wullie from The Simpsons)

[SakataRendeva]

Watch Canadian Bacon! :D Or you could try being mexican! I'll lend you my 5 man bike!

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@SakataRendeva Ahaha mesican? why mesican!? how random.

[JILLIANBEANSPROUT]

LOL what the shit is a hoser!?

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@JILLIANBEANSPROUT I dont know..

[cudthree]

@JILLIANBEANSPROUT from a Second City TV comedy series with characters Bob and Doug Mackenzie who sat around drinking beer and eating back bacon. it means something between "loser" and "dude".

[JILLIANBEANSPROUT]

@cudthree

..i'm impressed that you know this

[cudthree]

@JILLIANBEANSPROUT well i saw an episode lol

[cudthree]

do you eat poutine or fries with salt and vinegar

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@cudthree I have, but I am allergic, ahah and yeah vinegar sometimes.

[cudthree]

@shakeyohoneybuns so you are canadian after all, eh

[shakeyohoneybuns]

@cudthree Now I want fries, jeepers.