What are Canada’s Provinces and Territories?: Names of Canadian Provinces, Territories, and Cities!

🇨🇦 How much do you know about places in Canada? Did you know that Canada is divided into 13 provinces and territories? Do you know the names of Canadian provinces and territories along with their capital cities? In today’s English lesson you will learn the names of places in Canada and enjoy gaining knowledge about Canadian geography and culture.
As we travel around the map of Canada, you’ll learn the names of the Canadian provinces and territories. You will also learn how to pronounce the names of their capital cities, and other important places. In addition to teaching you how to pronounce the names of places in Canada, this lesson will also teach you about the differences between Canada’s territories and provinces.
What are Canada’s Territories and the names of their capital cities?:
Yukon - Whitehorse
Northwest Territories - Yellowknife
Nunavut - Iqaluit
*Video correction:
My pronunciation of Nunavut in this video has been corrected by many and it seems it should pronounced like 'Noon - a - vut', not 'Nun - a -vut'... despite what I learned in school when it first became a territory 😅.
What are Canada’s Provinces and the names of their capital cities?:
British Columbia (BC) - Victoria
Alberta - Edmonton
Saskatchewan - Regina
Manitoba - Winnipeg
Ontario - Toronto
Quebec - Quebec City
Newfoundland and Labrador - St. John’s
New Brunswick - Fredericton
Prince Edward Island (PEI) - Charlottetown
Nova Scotia - Halifax
* The capital of Canada is Ottawa. Ottawa is Ontario.
By the end of today’s English lesson you will have learned how to pronounce Canadian provinces and territories and cities to help you speak like a Canadian and sound like a native English speaker. Thank you for watching, “What are Canada’s Provinces and Territories?: Names of Canadian Provinces, Territories, and Cities!” I hope you’ll enjoy learning about Canadian places and that in the future you will be able to travel to Canada and visit some of our provinces and territories for yourself. Good luck with your English studies!
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「カナダの州と準州とは：カナダの州と準州、都市の名前！」
カナダの場所をどのくらい知ってますか？カナダは13の州と準州に分かれています。カナダの州と準州の名前、およびそれらの首都を知っていますか？今日の英語の授業では、カナダの場所の名前を学びカナダの地理と文化についての知識を得るのを楽しみましょう。
カナダの地図について話すと貴方は、カナダの州と準州の名前がわかります。また、首都やその他の重要な場所の名前を発音する方法も学びます。この授業では、カナダの場所の名前の発音方法を教えるだけでなく、カナダの準州と州の違いについても学びます。
カナダの準州とその首都名:
Yukon - Whitehorse
Northwest Territories - Yellowknife
Nunavut - Iqaluit
カナダの州とその首都名:
British Columbia (BC) - Victoria
Alberta - Edmonton
Saskatchewan - Regina
Manitoba - Winnipeg
Ontario - Toronto
Quebec - Quebec City
Newfoundland and Labrador - St. John’s
New Brunswick - Fredericton
Prince Edward Island (PEI) - Charlottetown
Nova Scotia - Halifax
* カナダの首都はOttawaです。Ottawaは、Ontarioの中です。
今日の英語の授業の終わり迄に、カナダの州や地域、都市を発音して、カナダ人の様に話し、ネイティブスピーカーの様に聞こえるようにする方法を学びます。 「カナダの州と準州とは：カナダの州と準州、都市の名前！」の動画ご覧いただきありがとうございます。カナダの場所について学び、将来的にはカナダに旅行して、私たちの州や準州をいくつか訪れることができるようになれば幸いです。英語の勉強頑張ってください！
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[@mathieubernier5746]

I loved yours video but I would make a little correction about the maritimes provinces. Newfoundland and Labrador isn’t included in the Maritime provinces. When we refer all 4 provinces we’d say the Atlantic provinces. The maritimes are only NB, PEI and NS. The easiest way to remember that difference is simply coming back from the time NL entered late into Canada in 1949. Before it was still a British colony. That’s also why it’s the only province who still has a territories within their frontier, which is Labrador and territories of Inuit on the tip of Labrador. Also Nunavut have 4 official language. French, english ,inuktitut and inuinnaqtun. Nunavut means out land and Iqualuit means place with lots of fishes.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Those are excellent details about Canada 🇨🇦! Thanks so much for your addition to this video with helpful tips and extra info on Canadian geography and culture 😊 . I am going to pin your comment to the top so that hopefully other people will read it. 👍 PS. I also appreciate you being kind and nicely correcting me in your comment ☺️

[@mathieubernier5746]

@@JeNsJyugyou hey I’m happy to add it up. I learned so much from west that I didn’t knew. I’m a maritimer who also went in Nunavut several times lol Keep up the good work

[@coolbro6052]

I was born in US, it has a lot of states, now I am in canada and I learned this! Thanks so much!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for sharing, Carson ☺️. I am so glad to hear that you were able to learn a lot about Canada through this video. 😁🇨🇦 Take care 🤗

[@lupeavalos9342]

How did you became Canadian ?

[@diegofbf]

Great video! I just arrive here in Canada (2 weeks ago) and i’m loving those videos😊😊

[@andyouknow6955]

My ears are blessed hearing your clear and subtle pronunciation 😍 Thank you for sharing information about Canada, I enjoyed learning it ❤️ keep doing your great work 😇

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you so much, Sandra! 😃🇨🇦. I appreciate your kind words about my teaching style and this Canadian lesson. 🤩

[@emdadkhan9649]

Thank you very much for your narratives about Canada . As a Sr Citizen here from Bangladesh I love this country being a place of having harmony among people of different faith and ethnicity . We have to uphold this for generation to come. We know God created human being with on different languages and Nation. I was in Scotland for my Masters and find similarity in weather. Best of luck.

[@tourlima2670]

Indeed! Very clear, and nice explaining. Keep the great work. Thanks!

[@MaggyOdira]

Where are the best Universities situated in Canada. The best Cities to study and work For foreigners.

[@JafethPeeters]

Hi Jen, Yes, I’ve seen this lesson several times, because I keep forgetting the provinces and their capitals. I need to memorize them. This is a very useful lesson for me, thank you 🙏🏻. The Netherlands 🇳🇱 has twelve provinces. One of them is special, because it’s actually the bodem of the North Sea. We drained the water in the past and it has become land. It’s called a ‘polder’. The province Flevoland is such a polder. In the past it was part of the North Sea, also named; Zuiderzee. But then the Dutch people made a dike between the North Sea and the Zuiderzee called; Afsluitdijk. It became a big lake called; IJsselmeer. After they drained the water in the South of that lake, it became a province called; Flevoland. And later on the made another polder called; Noordoostpolder that became part of the province Flevoland. Also the reason they called Holland the Netherlands, because the land is under the Sea level. If we don’t maintain our dikes, the land would be overflown by the sea 🌊…

[@veronicawhyte5642]

Hi how are you doing?

[@santiepful]

Jen, I'm really excited to see your map of Canada. It brings back vivid memories of the past. I know the provinces of Quebec, I worked for a while in Schefferville three km from Labrador province, and after coming back from Montreal where I lived for two years, I´ve visited Ontario, and twice the cities of Vancouver and the beautiful Victoria city driving a rented car from Seattle USA, to Vancouver and from there a ferry through the strait of Georgia to Sidney and driving to Victoria … 🚗🚤 Spain is divided into 17 autonomous regions called “Comunidades Autonomas”, plus two Autonomous Cities “Ceuta and Melilla” located in Spanish territory in North Africa. Each Community has its capital city, and they are divided into one or several provinces. The community of Madrid has only one province, called Madrid. Each community has a representative, called the President of the Community. The city of Madrid is also the Capital of Spain. Thanks for your cool lesson. 👏🏼

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Santiago 😄 Thanks for sharing about your nice experiences here in Canada. 🇨🇦 I really appreciate your information about how Spain is divided, too 😎 (I was actually very curious because when I mailed something to Madrid I couldn't figure out if I was missing something as there didn't seem to be a province.) I hope to visit Spain sometime 😉🇪🇸 Thanks always for sharing your insights and experiences. ✨

[@rupeshmandal6745]

I want to get involved with native speaker to learn better from them. it would be really helpful to learn a language and everything abt place in grp

[@rubensdeliz]

Excellent article on the 3 Canadian territories and 10 provinces. I was fortunate and lucky to study in Toronto (2009 - 2010) and learned a lot about Canadian culture. And to this day I know how to locate all of them on the map, including the name of the capitals. I am a Brazilian citizen and here we currently have 26 states and a Federal District, thus called the capital Brasília, which is located in the central plateau of Brazil, within the State of Goiás. Brazil. My country is also very big with about 8,517,000 km² against Canada's 9,984,000 km². I leave here my most sincere greetings to the people of Canada, where I have made many friends and miss them. P.S.: My ears thank you for your clean and clear pronunciation.

[@teaburg]

@jrmckelly greetings from Canada and thanks for the information on Brazil. Two big countries waving at each other.

[@chandrasekarank.l9146]

Hey Jen..wow....great to listen to your tutorial to learn about Canada. Its doubtful if someone could teach about Canada like you is doubtful. Kudos your teaching skills. Now, I am an expert on Canada, especially the pronunciation. Thanks alot buddy.

[@murtazagondal4918]

Thanks Jen. Loved to know the correct pronunciations of all the Canadian provinces. Quite a few surprises for me.

[@totoky4826]

Muy buena información y se hace fácil de aprender . Gracias

[@EverythingAmericanEnglish]

I learned so much in this video! I thought I knew most of the territories and provinces, but this is the first I’m hearing of Nunavut haha. Thanks for sharing:)

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment, Taylor🤗. 🇨🇦 Nunavut is the newest territory, so if you learned Canadian geography before 1999 you wouldn't have heard of it. 😎 (PS. I'm sorry to say that although I've tried, I can't remember all of the American states and their capital cities. 🇺🇸 😅)

[@EverythingAmericanEnglish]

JeN's Jyugyou / ジェンの授業 It had to have been a little after that, but possibly old textbooks? Idk. I definitely can’t remember all of the capitols myself haha.

[@SORAENGLISH]

I found J.J. McCullough’s channel a while back, and thanks to his videos and yours, my knowledge about Canada is skyrocketing now! It’s fascinating yet hard to imagine how life can be in the northern territories...must be tremendously beautiful but awfully cold! Japan is a tiny country, but our territory is divided into 47 prefectures, and I sometimes have a hard time recalling the positioning and capital city names of the prefectures I’ve never been to. 🧐

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your comment and for sharing about Japan 🤗. I've seen a few of JJ's videos. He has a very strong Canadian accent and some interesting opinions about our country 😅🇨🇦. A friend of mine from university is working as a lawyer in Nunavut. He says that it's really pretty and taxes are the lowest there than anywhere in the whole country so he's happy. Although he sometimes misses life in the Six, he is able to see the Northern Lights some nights. ❄️ It makes me feel better to know that even though you're Japanese, its tough for you to remember all the prefectures. I've tried so hard to remember them all, but I can only remember about half 😅. Which prefecture are you from? I lived in Tochigi for four years and loved it so much! 🐒 ⛩ 🇯🇵

[@SORAENGLISH]

@@JeNsJyugyou Oh, I'd love to see the Northern Lights someday! And yes, I was surprised by his Canadian accent, especially 'aboot', since I have never heard anyone speak like that before. He surely has some interesting opinions, of which I'd like to know your point of view one day. I respect your effort to memorize the 47 prefectures of Japan! I think many Japanese school kids would envy Canadian children for not having to remember that many prefectures in geography class. You lived in Tochigi for four years!? Wow, that's great! Nikko is so beautiful! I am basically from Tokyo, but my mother is from Toyama, so I feel a special attachment to that snowy part of Japan, although I get cold easily!

[@rifalwuchun4603]

@@SORAENGLISH i would love to have u as my tourist guide for my next trip in japan,my first was way deplorable since none really could speak english in japan.i got hard time communicating with the locals btw

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@@rifalwuchun4603 Haha, I will gather up some tourist information for that occasion! Too bad for your experience. I have been passionate about helping Japanese learners improve their English, but there's still a long way to go...

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@@SORAENGLISH ma'am Include me as well..

[@San-oe8sj]

Thanks alot. It's really clear to understand even for non-native English speakers

[@leader6125]

It’s wonderful to watch your channel. Thank you! 👍

[@tanmaichawan7550]

Hi Jen, I'm from India and we have 28 states and 8 Union territories. A wonderful country with multi cultural diversification.

[@sandeeprajdev7871]

Multi cultural or multi caste system,😆😆

[@tanmaichawan7550]

@@sandeeprajdev7871 both of it and I'm proud of it as an Indian.

[@sandeeprajdev7871]

@@tanmaichawan7550 don't worry your fake proud and culprit caste system will be demolished soon as people understand their worth

[@staremmitor7946]

🌼 Amen

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[@Daisy-gr1qb]

Binging your Canadian videos... They’re really helpful, thank you for your hard work :) A small video request, I hope you get to make more videos on Canada and Canadian culture in general... Anything from things only Canadians face living there, or little culture facts, or more things on the general lifestyle would be nice. It’s so satisfying listening to you speaking top-notch English, keep up the great work!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Daisy 🌻 Thanks for your lovely comment. ☺️ I'm so glad to hear that you've been enjoying my Canadian videos so much. ✨ I especially loved how you said you were 'binging' my videos 😃 😀 🇨🇦 I appreciate your kind words and your suggestion. 🙂👍🏻 I am working on one Canadian themed lesson now and hope to also make more in the future ⭐️ 🤗

[@slavkoslavko2501]

Most understandable explanation I have ever got before.

[@anuragshah2454]

Very nice! A very enlightening geography lesson.

[@Hdhtfbdubgty]

Great job, I returned back to this lesson to determine one province or territory to choose to travel to. I prefere the ones which may have coasts, however Ontario is the biggest province and have nayagra falls. I'll search in those two first. Northwest territories will maybe the third preference for me. What do you think Ms Jen?

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

Thanks for this very informative geography video about Canadas territories, provinces and cities! I'm from Norway, I've always been fascinated with Canada and Canadians and I've always wanted to go there, it's definitely on my bucket list of countries to travel to! :)

[@mrperfect7379]

bro.....how do fell to live in your country?

[@DidrickNamtvedt]

@@mrperfect7379 I'm not exactly sure what you mean by that.

[@mrperfect7379]

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[@mrperfect7379]

@@DidrickNamtvedt sorry bro

[@karenpellerin5841]

Hello, I hope you will consider Cape Breton. It's absolutely gorgeous in the fall! I'm from Halifax.

[@amanpakwan232]

very informative video. thank you.

[@ramanchoudhry945]

I am here as tourist video gaveme lotsof valuable information.thanks mam.

[@KEY-mg6bf]

Thanks for your great geography lesson👍. So I remember good experience in Canada🇨🇦. I'm Young(Eun yeong). South Korea has 6 provinces🇰🇷. Especially, I love Jejudo(Jeju Island🏔) which has many beautiful views. Take care Jen❤

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Yeong 🤗 Thanks for your nice comment and for sharing about South Korea. 🇰🇷 😎 I hope that everything is going well with you there these days.☺️ I've only visited South Korea once, but I didn't get the chance to go to Jeju. Hopefully, my husband and I will be able to travel there together some day. ✨

[@KEY-mg6bf]

@@JeNsJyugyou Sounds good🎶. If you visit to Jeju Island, you must book a lent car. I hope COVID19 would be done soon...

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@KEY-mg6bf I also hope it will finish soon. 😷 Take Care 💐

[@julianescobar1875]

Here in colombia ,the division is called "departsments" just like the states.. I'm really impress ,you speak so clearly and the pronunciation is awesome..God bless you..

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Wow, thank you for your nice comment, Julian ☺️. Also, thank you for sharing about the departments of Colombia 🇨🇴 🇨🇦👍🏻✨

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Thanks for the information it is very helpful ..👍

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[@Hdhtfbdubgty]

Wow very interesting. Thank you very much Ms. Jen for this lesson, it was really very interesting. My country is divided to 27 prefectures. The space of my country compared with the space of Canada equal to 1 divide 10 of the total space of Canada. But also I have one question please; Why the territories were named by this name, and why were not given the same name "provincies" ? Once again thank you very much for this lesson. But really wonderful information. Thank you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your comment and question, Rafiq 🤗 When talking about the size of our countries you can say, "My country is one tenth the size of Canada (in terms of land)." The last part is optional if you want to emphasize the fact that you're talking about land size as opposed to population size.😉 In addition to being colder and less populated than the provinces, territories also have lower taxes and don't have a 'provincial' style government that would allow them to have more power to make their own laws etc. The federal government has more control over the territories than they do the provinces. 🇨🇦

[@Hdhtfbdubgty]

@@JeNsJyugyou woooooow ma'am super wonderful reply includes super new and very important information. This is the first time in my life to know about the one tenth of the size as the term of land or population size. Really appreciate, god bless you.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@Hdhtfbdubgty You're welcome, Rafiq. 🌸 I'm glad I could help ✨

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[@emdadkhan9649]

Thank you very much for your wonderful narratives about Canada. Wish you best of luck.

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You are the most professional one described this very well,,,, thanks a lot❤

[@AngreziPro]

Thank you for the wonderful lessons!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're very welcome 🤗. Thanks for your nice comment. 😎

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Question of the Day: How is your country divided? Do you have provinces, territories, states, prefectures... or do you only have cities? Please tell me about your country 🤗🇨🇦

[@javiervidales7600]

Hello teacher Jen, I used to be the first, but You know " You snooze You lose" btw the lesson is Great and my country is divided y into 32 states and each state has several cities. Thank you teacher hope you're having a wonderful evening👌. Saludos.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Well, you're still one of the first 😉 Thanks for your answer to question of the day. ✨ I hope you have a wonderful evening as well. ⭐️

[@peterlemann7296]

Hi Jen, thanks a lot for another very interesting lesson about Canada. 😊 In my country - Germany - we have 16 Bundesländer (federate States). The capital Berlin is the biggest city in Germany with a population over three million.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

@@peterlemann7296 Thanks for your comment, Peter 😁 As the nation's capital Ottawa has a population of around 1million people, but Toronto which is only the capital of Ontario has a population about the same size as Berlin. 🇨🇦 🇩🇪 Thanks for sharing about Germany. 🤗

[@almobazyusif8162]

My answer In Sudan, we don't have territories, provinces, or prefectures. We only use states, districts, and cities. Sudan is divided into 18 states which in turn are further divided into 133 districts. For example One of these states is Gezira. The capital of Gezira is Wad Medani. I live in Wad Medani. ............................................................................................... Thank you my great teacher JeN. It's a big lesson, I learned a lot about Canada, and loved it. This lesson is going to improve our vocabularies as well. God bless you.

[@bijojohn8628]

Really informative. Thank you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure 🤗🇨🇦. Thanks for watching ✨.

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Good job teacher.Thank you

[@TheMaru71]

Very informative. Thanks

[@Katius32]

Informative video. However, you have the incorrect pronunciation of Iqaluit, and Newfoundland and Labrador is not part of of the Maritime provinces. NL is considered an Atlantic province. The Maritime provinces include New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Kathryn 😎 Thanks for your comment and feedback. 🙂 Now I'm curious as to how to pronounce Iqaluit? I pronounced Iqaluit the same as I've always heard it pronounced by people I talk with and reporters on TV (Ick-wa-loot?). Iqaluit isn't really an English word though, so we could all be slightly mistaken. 🇨🇦 As for Atlantic Canada, around the 7:27 point in this video, I think what I was trying to say wasn't communicated clearly.😅 Sorry about that.✨ Technically the word, 'maritime' is an adjective meaning coastal or connected to the sea. So in that sense Newfoundland and Labrador is connected to the sea. But in Canada, as you know and pointed out, the The Maritimes includes Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, and does not include Newfoundland and Labrador. The difference is all in the capitalization of the word as a proper noun (Maritime), rather than a lower-case letter as an adjective (maritime). 🤗

[@TD-lz9uu]

Oh I thought those provinces and territories were in the 51st state of usa

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hahaha 😁 The USA wishes they were this awesome! 😉🇨🇦

[@raven22at]

Should we add 50 more provinces to Canada?

[@TD-lz9uu]

@@raven22at Nah, they don't deserve the universal healthcare

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Loved this video! And her voice is soothing.

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Very effective informations. Thank you so much mam.

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[@Nannwq]

Thank you for lesson:)

[@bhumibandhiya3612]

Thank you so much . This video is really helpful ☺️

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment, Bhumi 🙂. I'm so glad to hear that you find this lesson helpful 🤗

[@youssefballout2087]

Good explanation and excellent pronunciation. I like it. I hope there are more information like that. Thank you.

[@emmanuellatouche7436]

Thank you so much, for great educations about CANADA!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

My pleasure, Emmanuel 🤗. Thanks for watching 🇨🇦☺️.

[@charlesbizimana192]

Nice video. I learnt many new things. Bravo!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Charles 🇨🇦☺️. Thanks for your nice comment ✨. I am glad this Canadian geography lesson was helpful!🤗

[@diljaanwadalia5612]

Amazing video with details

[@sadafmehdizadeh9494]

I am iranian and you are the best for learning pronanciation , cultural , behavior of canada that important of every language because language not only sounds but alse have have a content of general culture and beleive. You are the best ...🙏

[@hasanuae7041]

well explained. Thanks

[@sherifeskander4806]

Thank you, very informative

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Sherif ☺️. Thanks for your nice comment 🤗. I am glad this video about Canada was helpful 🇨🇦!

[@museguitar100]

This is one of the most wholesome videos you will find on pronunciation of Canadian provinces, territories and cities

[@ginanjarT]

Hi jen, greeting from indonesia, one of south east asian countries We have 34 provinces and the government just develop 3 new provinces in order to make the regional government easier to coordinate because some provinces still have large area, so they make it smaller through divided into several provinces. It's good to know provinces in canada. I hope i can visit canada later.

[@nazmuchowdhury5939]

It’s nice. I learn much more about Canada. Thanks so such.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

I'm so glad to hear that 🤗👍🏻🇨🇦. Thanks for your nice comment. ☺️

[@infinitegaming4833]

Thank you so much I learned allot about Canada’s geography

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for your nice comment. 🤗 I'm glad this video could help you learn more about my country 🇨🇦✨

[@paramanandchandawarkar2046]

Excellent explaination 👍👍

[@asokaranjan1844]

Thank you Jen, It is interesting.

[@khaing6445]

It's good to hear about Canada. It's many beautiful place and cities 😉

[@poornimams6609]

It was wonderful learning very clear and crisp, content of video is simple and more informative.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi 🤗. Thanks for your kind words 🌸. I am so glad this was helpful! 🤩🇨🇦

[@izvizvinonetsa]

Thank you...very informative will help me with my citizenship test preparation

[@JeNsJyugyou]

I wish you all the best with getting your citizenship 🤩🇨🇦🤗

[@germulqueen3002]

Such a lot of information to remember...(even, for you!!) To answer a question you asked: I live in Ireland & it consists of 4 provinces; namely: Munster (where I live), Leinster (our capital city of Dublin, is in this province, Ulster (which is a divided province, meaning that 6 of the 9 counties in Ulster are under British rule - once upon a time, ALL of Ireland was, but following what is known as the 1916 Rising, 6 of the counties in Uster remained part of what became known as the United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland) while the other 3 counties in Ulster & the rest of Ireland formed to become the Republic of Ireland. Following an agreement (which became known as, "The Good Friday Agreement, " in 1998, which was put together by parties of both, Ireland & the UK, the potential agreement, which states that the 6 counties of Northern Ireland, shall remain under British rule, unless and/or, until the majority of the people living on the island of Ireland, decide that Northern Ireland should reunite with the Republic, to form one, independent country, in its own right.

[@irynasokoletska4216]

Thank you for your fabulous lesson👍😊

[@JeNsJyugyou]

It's my pleasure 😊 Thank you for your nice comment, Iryna 🤗

[@guhadali6703]

Great job, million times thank you very much

[@JeNsJyugyou]

☺️ You're very welcome🇨🇦

[@balasubramaniamveluppillai660]

Very nice video 👍👌. Thank you so much.

[@shahal-rakib6122]

I am from Bangladesh...A video full of important information...thank you so much.. ❤️❤️

[@niromanamperi2752]

Wow, sperrrrrb,very educational for new commers. Many thanks.

[@shaukatkhan4727]

Jeans thank you so much for such valuable video you present Ed .

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks for watching 🤗. I am glad you enjoyed it 🇨🇦✨.

[@danieldawkins7960]

Excellent communication AND pronunciation.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Daniel 🤗. Thank you for your lovely comment and for watching this video 🇨🇦🤩.

[@rajivmishra8408]

Very much informative .....I like your explanation

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hello Rajiv 🤗 Thanks for your nice comment. 🇨🇦

[@victorphillips7580]

Thank you so much Jen. I love this!.🙏 Im a new subscriber to your channel.

[@pprem7998]

Very clear.. thank you

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You’re welcome 😊🇨🇦. Thanks for watching this video about Canada 😁.

[@kamaldadyal8534]

Woow... Your pronunciation is so clear.... Good job... 👍

[@sunnydayal7516]

Dear This all knowledge provide by you awesome.i don't know knowledge canada country.but I watch your video help this problem provide solution

[@justhonest41]

Thank you for good lessons.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You are welcome, Angela ☺️🇨🇦. Thanks for watching and for your nice comment. ✨

[@funniest.258]

Very spl thanks for the information

[@skartstudio8824]

as i am waiting for my canadian visa, these videos are really very helpful for my general langauge

[@normanholbrook5310]

Jenn, I like your show, and am glad you introduce the basic geography of Canada. FYI Nunavut would be pronounced more like noo·nuh·voot.

[@angelalbertobelmontetorres4668]

Asombrosa , agradable sorprendente,explicita , concisa , México 🇲🇽

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Angel 🤗. Gracias ✨🇨🇦

[@tonysmith5465]

Very very outstanding video young lady. Great job. Keep up the good work. Thanks a lot friend. SC Navy vet.

[@lakshmanavel6421]

Very Good Clear Speak

[@nabeelkhan00]

Great info

[@MathPuzzleGame]

Useful lessons

[@sasisaniman9982]

thank you for your best pronounce of all the city or province.

[@marjoriedavidson9323]

Love the q & a’s.

[@englishwithbatayneh5908]

That was informative. Thank you. Could you make a video about some linguistic features of the candaian english like canadian raising, eh as question/narrative/confirmational marker, cot and caught mereger

[@venkatesankannan8583]

It's.very mice information Madam.thank you.

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You are most welcome 😊🇨🇦👍🏻

[@aruna2034]

So awesome as always.....Thank u Bud

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Glad you enjoyed it 🇨🇦

[@tekbirrai4263]

So sweet to hear charming voice from a very baeutiful lady ! Thanks !

[@lilianliu7206]

Thank you 😊 🎉❤ very useful!

[@JeNsJyugyou]

You're welcome, Lilian 😊. I am glad this video was helpful 🇨🇦🤗.

[@pambudwal3667]

Thanks so much for this video I really learn a lots

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thanks, Pam ☺️ I am glad it was helpful! 🇨🇦🤗

[@anuradhaarumapperuma1046]

Super explained

[@tharangarajapaksha7641]

Thank you ur explain ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤

[@paris2070]

You make a great teacher. 👍🏻

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment, Paris ☺️! 🇨🇦

[@ChristineSerah]

Thanks 🙏

[@thailaoder]

WOW. VERY INTERESTING. THANK YOU FOR SHARING HOPEFULLY ONE DAY I WILL VISIT CANADA

[@dreamsky66666]

说的很好，我都听懂了。

[@pskangadvocate.2824]

Way to Explanation of Subject is excellent

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Mr.Kang 😁. Thank you for your kind words 🇨🇦🤗.

[@elissa1448]

So informative👌👌👌

[@hamzaidarwish7663]

Thank you so much. You are beautiful and a very good teacher. Just continue what you are doing

[@JeNsJyugyou]

Hi Hamzai 🤗. Thank you so much for your kind and encouraging words ✨. Your comment has brought a big smile to my face today ☺️. Take care 🌸.