How To Speak Like Canadians | Canada Couple

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Here are a few more: 1. Mountie: A policeman/member/employee of RCMP. Royal Canadian Mounted Police 2. Raincouver: One of Vancouver’s nickname, coined due to it’s Rainy climate. 3. Poutine: French fries + Cheese curds + Gravy. It’s believed to have originated in Québec. 4. Slurrey: A derogatory name for Surrey 5. Newfie: A person from Newfoundland

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I like the torano one I and my family are in calgary thank you for telling us these words.

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[@neverahandle]

USA - Beanie, Canada - Toque. Snowbirds mostly go to Florida. That's right, in western world milk comes in cartons, only Canada or specifically Ontario it comes in bag and it's just freaking weird. Carton is much easier (rip and pour and easy to store), bags (you gotta buy a container and easier to spill). Canada - pop, most of US - Soda, Minnesota or midwest - pop again, Texas - just coke even for a sprite. USA - Restroom, Canada - Washroom. First Nations and Inuits are indigenous to Canada (4-5% of Canadian population). For comparison Indo Canadians are also 4% of Canadian population. Newfoundland - Whaddayat? is how are you? Yes b'y - Yes man, OK, No way (multiple uses) Best kind - I'm doing great Who knit ya? - Who's your mom and dad? Oh me nerves, you got me drove - You are driving me crazy You seem contrary - You seem upset or pissed off Stay where you're to 'till I comes where you at - Stay there until I get there Newfoundland English is the most distinct of all various Canadian dialect. Above are just a few. Do check documentary of Fogo Island. Alberta - Bag is pronounced as Bayg (like Beyg)

[@mayureshwarsontakke6187]

I guess milk is sold in bags only in Ontario and Quebec. In other provinces it is sold in jugs only...

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[@canadianjatti]

many of these are regional since you are out east. In west we say backback and often use the words bathroom as well as washroom.

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Hi, doing a good job. Keep it up. Update all new details which will help us a lot.

[@ankitaahuja111]

In US milk comes in plastic can/carton so much easier to use. I even didn't know about some of these words. good one :)

[@flavoursoflifewithkaywalia6912]

25 years back , we had milk in glass bottles. We still have it available .

[@amo_res9266]

I live in Canada, and never in my life i've seen a Milk in bag. Because it only exists in Quebec and Ontario.

[@ninjaweretiger4273]

It depends what province you’re in. I’m in Alberta outside the capital city Edmonton. Never have I seen bagged milk in Alberta or BC. I was born in Edmonton but I have friends who are immigrants.

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@@ninjaweretiger4273 aye! Edmonton gang! I've litterally not seen a bag milk anywhere here in Alberta

[@code9954]

I've lived in the US and several other other European countries and now living in the UK and my favorite word is BC. No one minds it, no one understands it and it works like a charm. Use it anywhere and everywhere. Firangis have a slangs like we desi's do. If one wants to learn their slangs, hit a pub and spend 1 hour over there and you'll become a master of their slangs. #JustSaying

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Strong word power improves communication skills which matter a lot if you wish to succeed in North America

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Chesterfield is something really new for me. Great work canada couple. Keep roocking ✌🏻

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Good to know the new words, interesting words, sure when we will be there we will have a pop or a Mickey for sure. 😊

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Great information.. Thank u for the updates.. 👍

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Great video !

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Micky and hydro are my favorite words

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Quiet informative .. thank you

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Thank you very much ❤❤

[@tanusyal1909]

There is an actual furniture franchise known as Chesterfield which is very popular for high quality furniture.

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Alot

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Yes bro .. very informative whatever i seen about canada about locals commonly used english language .

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Wah paji wah bhabhi ji kamal di vdo pai ae 👍 really helpful. See you soon in Canada 🍁

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Really a good one... keep making such videos... 👍

[@pammy0504]

wow! loved this video! eh sounds like 'hain!' in punjabi! :D Also, I loved Manpreet's lipstick shade!

[@iNsUrEdByMaFiA]

Excellent video (as usual). Last week you had uploaded a video about the banking system in Canada. Just to let you know that Bank of Montreal is called BEEMO and not B.M.O. Keep up the good work guys. Love your videos.

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Thank you so much such an informative video 👍👍

[@jaspreetrupal7011]

Thanks for sharing good information, I think you forgot to share “Supper” which is used for regular dinner here

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Love to learn more things from you infutur ..Thank you Sir JI.

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शब्दो का हेर फेर है भाई जी,समझना भीत जरूरी है ,आपकी वीडियो को सलाम

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lol i swear ppl here call backpack, backpack. Never heard knapsack but great video guys :)

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Yep it's definitely called a backpack

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I have been watching their youtube channel for awhile now but finally I found out about bhai's name cause Manpreet doesn't call him by his name

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i like to watch ur each n every video but i like this baecause soon m moving to canada

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Can you please make playlist for Canadian English

[@baabia]

Chesterfield is a specific type of sofa which has its own unique features. for Example it's famous deep buttons upholstery engraved on the sofa......so calling Chesterfield to all sofas would be technically incorrect but in Canadian perspective,it seems that most Canadians prefer Chesterfield type of sofa....so they call sofas Chesterfield I guess

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Interesting...thanks

[@vikramjayanth2289]

I am whitewash - living for15 yrs but I don't know a few of them. You did a good video

[@bollywoodnostalgia8271]

I was born here, in my 40s and still don't consider myself whitewash. Never forget your roots!!

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Haha bahut mazedaar video hai , itna unique topic hai but zaroori hai

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Good information I come after 5 years for study please share important information 😀

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This was a good list

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Good one guys 👍

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Wow... thank you guys 😊😊

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Oh that was really very informative ♥️♥️ I wish foreign language was this interesting to learn ... prob they don’t teach the way you both do... ♥️♥️

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This is a great vlog, different and informative 👍

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So very helpful

[@monarchpandya]

I used to heard this word eh? from Nigerians. They use this in most of the sentences. For instance, if you ask them let us go to market to purchase a carpet. They will reply like, eh? man, you are up to carpet? i have it one extra at ma room... 😀😀

[@countroshculla]

I think it's from the UK. Mostly Scotland I guess, since my cousins who were born and raised there say that people use it quite commonly.

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@@countroshculla it's from yoruba lol, we say eh all the time

[@iNsUrEdByMaFiA]

Hello Canada Couple. Here's one more: Grocery, for some reason is pronounced Groshary (ग्रोशरी) in slang Canadian English.

[@canadianjatti]

lol the only people that pronounce it that way are freshies. It is always pronounced correct by most Canadians.

[@iNsUrEdByMaFiA]

@@canadianjatti @canadianjatti I have been living in Toronto for more than 2 decades. I have heard white Canadians say that quite frequently. But I guess you are right. 😊👍🏻

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Very Helpful datas

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Very informative Eh? 🤗

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Coffee explanation was quite informative

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Helpful.. 👍🏼

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Very informative

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Soo good thanks ❤️

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[@gemslight77]

Wow that was something! Kiwis have a huge amount of unique words. Sweet as, or sweet, (meaning great), cheers (sort of bye with thanks), togs (swimming costume), Ta (thanks), coffees are more specialised like flat white, laates, expresso, mochachino, cappachino, frappes, etc. Flat white is most NZ. It's coffee with milk, no froth. For people, Whites are pakeha, locals are Maories, rest are just immigrants. There are sooo many terms but these are the most common 😊.

[@FunkyChild718]

Honestly, it doesn't matter what accent you have in Toronto because it's so cosmopolitan and diverse. As long as you can speak clear English, people won't even notice your accent, they'll still believe if you say you moved there when you were a kid because everyone is used to hearing so many different languages and accents growing up in Toronto. Maybe if you go to northern Ontario you'll stand out more but not in Toronto. Toronto is like NYC, London or Sydney where the locals are so desensitized to hearing other accents and languages that even foreigners are considered locals in those types of cities.

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Vry informative vedio sir thanku 🙏🙏🙏

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Super Informative.

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What is the difference between "canuck" & "first nations" ??

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شكرا جزيلا

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Very informative video....u guys look good together...stay blessed always

[@Pinks_Priyanka]

I believe 2 loonies is not called as toonies instead 2$ coin is called as a toonie and 1$ as loonie. For e.g. if you go to bank and ask for 1 roll of toonie you get a roll of 25 coins which is of 2$.

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You are absolutely right

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Lovely video.... helpful it is....

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I’m enjoying in Canada 🇨🇦 I started mu own channel as well here

[@sunshine8202]

There is no hard and fast rule that you should say Torono.... Torono generally goes with the Canadian accent, with an Indian accent saying Torono sounds strange.

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correct

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Good one 😂

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Excellant informations .great.

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Toronto is also known as T.O.

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An alcoholic is a common term used to refer to someone who has an addiction to alcohol and suffers from Alcohol Use Disorder. NOT someone who loves/buys/consumes alcohol. Drinking culture is quite common and people are open about consuming and enjoying alcohol as a recreational activity in the west. I don’t think anyone who buys a two four would appreciate being called an alcoholic.

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