can anyone help me or let me know weather i can put in my hand luggage or cargo hold a box of fondant icing, because i am going to Canada in April, and while im there my cousin wants me to make her ...
I recently visited New York and found it, in the day, to be a very safe place to walk around alone, especially Manhattan. Obviously, there are some high-crime/risk areas but these seem mostly to be ...
I've been to both cities and both cities are a melting pot of poeple as well as the financial centers of their respected countries. Of course their weathers are not that similar though. but i ...
Don't they all fly the same flag and pledge allegiance to the same Queen? I am absolutely stunned that they consider their individual success over the survival of the confederation sometimes....
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What nationality is Miley Cyrus?
Is she canadian? I'm Australian, how do you tell the difference between the accents of Canadian people and American people? I never know the difference
Miley is American.
The way you can tell the difference between Americans and Canadians is that Canadians say aboat instead of about and they say "eh?" at the end of their sentences. There are a few other subtle differences, especially between different dialects.
Atheist
She's alien.
Have you seen those teeth? Good lord.
I♥Edward Cullen!
She is an ugly hillbilly
itssoeasy
thankfully not canadian.
you
shes American... shes from the tennessee i think.
i notice that in Canadian accents they always pronounce the "ow" sound "uw" ...if you get what i mean. Other than that I dunno...but i can always tell when someone is Canadian somehow... lol.
cheeky monkey.
she is from nashville tennessee in America.
Im Australian and i cant tell the difference either. lol
curicta85
I've never heard a Canadian say "aboat" and i'm Canadian
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She is American, duh everybody knows.
tinkerpanda
I'm Canadian and sometimes I have difficulty telling.
Well, no. I don't. But only if they're from certain states. People from the south, or from the New-England area, I find, have distinct accents. I can tell a New Yorker from a Canadian.
But for the rest of it - the Western and Norther US and Canada largely sound the same. It's only on certain words (like 'roof' which I find Canadians say as Rewf and Americans say as Ruff) or in mannerisms.
Anyway. In short. She's from Nashville in the USA.
mandy_010
She's a Southerner (of the U.S.), as she is from Tennessee. Southern accents tend to have fuller vowels and "northern" accents have flatter vowels.
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