My fiance and I are thinking of moving to Canada and we are wondering how it is up there. I know its more expensive but, isnt there some areas where college is free and all. I am on medicine also so I...
I love going up to Ontario whenever given the chance.
It's funny how you cross an imaginary line and you have a different culture in many ways.
Canadians are Kewl.
But why do the ...
I'm an American citizen and I study Statistics/International Business at UBC.
Half of the people at this university are Chinese, a quarter are Indian, and the rest are a mix of European, ...
Lets find out right now! In response to Rick Mercer's "Talking to Americans" where he convinces Americans that Canada's Parliament is a giant National Igloo melting from global ...
No,but some do say it once in a while.........eh? :)
I guess it's just one of those stereotypes that people have about us.
Sometimes we pretend to say it a lot just for fun and to kind of make a.....inside joke of it.
Have a great day,my friend..........eh?
Shelley
No b'ye it's not.
j d
no.
Grand pa
NO
Imaka
No, we don't, especially since it is so much talked about that we do. I think it made many of us more aware of it, so you hear "eh" a lot less than you used to. Now I mostly say it when Americans want to hear it, or expect to hear it.
tech
some of us do, but not everyone, an not all the time
.:::Niko:::.
nope we don't say eh! all the time
forever5
No it is not true.
JuanB
Not really. Canadians say it less than Americans say "huh" or Southerners say Y'all
CLBH
it' used, not constantly, and more in French Canada
HAPA CHIC
no sorry it 's just another american stereotype of Canadians ...like many come in summer expectting snow or that we live in igloos and have pet polar bears lol
Angela O
I've noticed that more Native American's day 'eh than any other.
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