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Audio: Tashelle Joseph
Sep 27, 2024 6:32 PM
ReadyGo
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Audio: Tashelle Joseph
taez555
Anaphriel
I think I need to send this to all my non-canadian friends to act as a translator.
AtsaMattaForMe
ToonamiT0M
Amenofus76
ReadyGo
QueefMalone
JonSnowAKAAegonTargaryen
Imagine what their prehistoric ancestors were like in the age of the dinosaurs.
QueefMalone
I would rather not.
thosearntpillows
Eh?
Niagaran
"Toque", not "beanie"
I will die on this hill.
mildpenguin
and Bunny Hug, not Hoodie
OppaGangnamPyle
That's a Saskatoonian ting
azmariaBaroness
ya no ya, i live in missouri and i've been doing this as long as i can remember. I've also been all over the world thanks to the military.
igglebotato
...eh?
Racealistic
Ya ya ya i am Lorde
TCooley79
DragonBjorne
Think I saw this a few months ago, but it had more words and it wasn’t Canadian.
DiarmuidRyan
In Ireland..."i will ya" (means not a fucking chance in hell.)
c3l3x
Ya no, this is the same in Australia
Cayowin
Ya nee, is the same thing in South Africa
SnailsAgainstTungstenSpheres
Yeah, no, for sure it's the same in California too
Awomdy
And just add a 'bru' on the end for kiwi
jeffois
Yeah, nah cuz. Sweet as.
rhitard
"Yeah nah, get fucked cunt"
reightb
wonder if there's some historical commonality of sorts
DePhyler
I've watched too many Canadian Shows. That all made sense.
leviaton
Oh ya Fer sure eh
Housemaster
Rural ontario/manitoba
kletskoek
Does urban Ottawa count as rural? Because that’s totally accurate here
RocketKokket
Yeah no yeah for sure
bassaro
Now translate it to Newf. You may have to remove all the spaces to convey the effect through text.
Dark0Strike
Not enough yous guys and french influences
ImmaCatImmaSexyCat
Ya, no. I'm from Toronto and we still talk like that.
Housemaster
My condolences
PantsAreForTheWeek
I'm from BC, we do not.
Horo
I'm from NB, we don't either.
KAPTKipper
How to speak like some one from Ontario.
fredhoffman1968
stovepipe yer sista
stryhf
AlysObv
Except distance is also measured in time.
"How far is it to...?"
"That will take you 3 hours unless it is snowing. Then double that."
Gover57
We measure driving distance in time (10 minute walk, 20 minute bike ride, 2 hr drive). The temperature thing depends on generation. my dad (boomer), body temperature and pool are F, weather in C or F, while I (X-er)do C for all three. I'll swap back and forth when measuring things though - imperial for rough measurements (framing or deck building); metric if i want accuracy in my woodworking.
Hahahalll
Ja no, this is the same in South Africa.
LDRcycles
Replace ya with yeah and no with nah, and it's Australia
ssjalhazred
Deeply unserious country.
But less unserious than Australia.
Canada is also a *real* country, unlike England, so it wins there, too.
MisspentYouth333
Same for Australia
rfn99
My family and our parents/grandparents are from western Canada and have no idea what this is talking about. Just like the "eh" generalization; only in central/eastern Canada.
AwkwardPancake
Lot of overlap with the midwest
SamCute1000
Là là, tsé veux dire
MapleSyrupMafia
Juste une fois au chalet!
theworldcouldbeflat
Just once...
Pansimula
Wait do the rest of you not speak like that?
theyallwenttoMexico
Ya ya ya
WoopDeFrickenDoo
how is 3 yas a no?
flukeysnail
It's used dismissively or condescendingly. A guy on our crew says it all the time, and it means he's about to ignore 95% of what he's been asked to do.
igglebotato
think like "yeah yeah yeah, I'll get to it"