Do Brits really say "Yeah" all the time?
 

do canadians say "eh" hoser?

I've never notice anyone but Canadians saying stupid things like that.

Originally posted by Asher


I'd wager you don't notice a lot of things, Kid. Try me. I'll bet avatars.

What do you mean, like when you want someone say whether they agree with you or not?

Originally posted by Kidicious


Try me. I'll bet avatars. 1) This isn't something that can be proven
2) My avatar is approximately 184021 times cooler than yours

The fact that you find turbans offensive is offensive.

Originally posted by Asher
The fact that you find penises offensive is understandable. fixed.

Originally posted by Kidicious


fixed. No, if you find a penis offensive as well you've got some self-loathing issues you need to work out.

Originally posted by Asher

No, if you find a penis offensive as well you've got some self-loathing issues you need to work out. I think you just called me a penis eh. http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...lies/angry.gif

@Wiglaf

Who is the guy in your avatar?

Originally posted by CrONoS
@Wiglaf

Who is the guy in your avatar? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Gonzales
http://www.discussworldissues.com/im...ons/icon14.gif

Originally posted by Tiamat
Yeah, they do. I always thought they said Cheers alot, what does that mean in Brit speak? Is an informal "thanks"

innit

All the dialogue on Skins is pretty realistic. One of the co-writers is only 23 or something but even so they employed a bunch of kids to script edit and make sure there was nothing in there that wasn't how kids that age really speak.

Originally posted by Starchild


Is an informal "thanks" Oh, well then Cheers for the infohttp://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...ilies/wink.gif

Originally posted by MikeH
Yeah, yeah, yeah. We do. Yeah.

What do you think of Skins Asher? I like it. I like the humour in it a lot as well.

I am pissed off, yeah?

No nudity in Series 2 Ep 1.

What's this all aboot?

Originally posted by Asher

Actually, Minnesota sounds more stereotypically "Canadian" than most Canadians. That's somewhat true, but the MinnesOta O is like a prolonged hard O. The canadian O is an ooo sound (like aboot). We're also not so good at the z sound of pleurals, like "I'm from White Bear Lake, Go Bearsss". Also, we don't say "eh" that much. We say things like "Uff-da", "yaa", "so I sess to him I sess", and "ya know".


"So I sess to him I sess 'Uff-da Thor, dat's one hell of a big muskie, ya know?' Then, he sess back to me he sess, 'Oh shurr yaa, I caught it up near da Falls a while back, right after that big storm where Ole lost a tOe, ya know.'"

Do Canadians really speak like they do in South Park? http://www.discussworldissues.com/fo...lies/smile.gif