[ SECRET POST #3235 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3235 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

some people from Minnesota do talk like they did in Fargo, also, a LOT of Canadians don't say "aboot" or put "eh" at the end of a lot of their sentences, it really depends on what part of Canada they're from. After all, Canada is a big country. New Yorkers don't talk like Texans.

[kryss_labryn]

Non-Canadians seem to tend to think that all Canadians sound like Newfies. And of course we don't (despite Rick Mercer, who is in Toronto but is still a Newfie himself). And heck, as I found out on a trip there last year (and much to my disappointment), even Newfies don't sound much like Newfies anymore. :(

Still, having lived in the Maritimes for a couple years now, my own accent has a richer flavour to it than it used to. It used to just be a mix of Canadian, British, German, and South Carolinan; gods know what I sound like now with Maritimer mixed in there too ha ha.

But not Newfie! Not just Newfie! :D