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Canadian English: part one

When in Canada, eh? In 1971, a CBC radio show asked listeners to complete the following sentence: “as Canadian as…” The idea was to find a national equivalent to “as American as apple pie” or “as English as tuppence.” Suggestions might have included “as Canadian as a butter tart” or even a Nanaimo bar. (Loonies [...]

Posted on: July 1 2011 | Posted by: | Comments: 4 | Categories: Varieties of English | Tags: , , , ,