Cant distinguish the voices ...Both are sexy

Parkade ftw

GARBURSTOR

We need to build a wall along the northern border too.

Hmm so that's how Canadian fight So polite and gentle.

What I think is really really interesting is how much Canadian English is influenced by french

I'm Canadian and I say everything the American way except Kraft Dinner and Zed.

They're just making words up at this point

Is divorce pronounced differently in Canadian than in english?

Men of culture, unite!!!

I’m Canadian and I’ve never heard somebody call a couch “chesterfield”

We don’t see Chesterfield

The way canadians say sore ree (sorry)is so fucking annoying lol idk why

Out -> Oat forgot the most important one

I’m an American and I say sorry at least 5 times a day

Sorry

I’ve never heard anyone say chesterfield most people just call it sofa or couch

i'm sorry, *chesterfield* ????????

where's the "about"? that's like the most notable difference lmao

It depends what part of the country you are from. I am Canadian and would also say couch.

I like the way Canadians say sorry lol it’s the same way I say it but that’s because I have a Mexican accent lmao and I pronounce the letter o as it sounds by itself when written in a word lol 🤣

Y’all pronounce bag and tag to rhyme with Craig

Why do I feel that Canadian accent sounds cuter while English sounds decent?

This changed my friends life, he didn’t like Canadians and now he loves them! Thankss

Pacifier……no passifier

Traffic Cone - Pylon Semi Truck - Semmie Truck Foyer - Foyay Sorry - Soary Borrow - Borow Colored Pencil - Pencil Crayon Pasta - Passta Drama - Dramma Take a test - Write a test I'll call you later - I'll phone you later Bathroom - Washroom Couch - Chesterfield Garbage Disposal - Garburator Bag - Beg Tag - Teg Parking Garage - Parkade Mac N Cheese - Kraft Dinner Pacifier - Soother Zee - Zed

Ok some of these are not right for the Canadian side

Sore-y!

Idk where I picked it up but sometimes I’ll say bag like how the Canadian says it. I’m American btw. I legit have no idea where I picked it up but people are like “huh” whenever I say it.

How about schedule? I'm from the UP of MI and we say "oh ya eh" or "oh ya hey" a lot and pop instead of soda.

As a Canadian, where the f did you get chesterfield??

I'm watching videos from the Detail Geek. He's Canadian. He talks about his garage. He pronounces it Gragde.

Parking lot in Canada

I've lived in canada since I was born but.. The hells a Chesterfield?

They say Washroom in Chicago as well. It's not exclusively Canadian. Pop is also popular in the Midwest.

I want to hear the word car

Sorry ma'am but we're gonna have to revoke your Canadian license. We've been getting too many complaints

whos grandma are you that your saying chesterfeild

Lol, this isn’t really accurate…both Canadian and American pronunciations vary based on location within that country

I love how Canadians say “Sorry”.. Just sounds right

The American girl sounded British 😭

🇺🇸 I just farted 🇨🇦 I just forted EHH

Investing in crypto now is very cool especially with the current rise in the market now

Hola, que tal?, como van?, Los mejores y más cordiales Saludos desde puente piedra, lima, Perú, ojalá que puedas venir en algún momento a mi país y que disfrutes mucho de todo por aquí, con la familia y los amigos, felicidades por tus vídeos.

I dont know if that girl is really canadian we would use "eh" at the end of that sentence. You can't tag "eh" on to everything. Also no one calls a couch a chesterfeild.

Huh? Lmiao

Me as an European: "Guess I am Canadian and American at the same time ,huh"

CHESTERFEILD I’m Canadian and nobody says that 🤣

that should be ‘PACIFIER’ rather than ‘passifier’ ... ‘passify’ is not a word.

Not sure what part of Canada or decade your from but we haven't used chesterfield in like forever. In Ontario we say couch or sofa, call ya later, covered parking or parking lot, we bounce back and forth between colored pencils and pencil crayons, we refer to semi trucks as transports or we just call it a semi. We also call our home washrooms bathrooms. We generally refer to public bathrooms as washrooms. We do use soother and if u live near the Nation's Capital the French word for soother is sucette and in English it gets short formed to soos.