The overexaggeration of Canadian language
What am I talking aboot, eh?I'm not sure how Canadians got stuck with the dopiest of language stereotypes, but it has managed to leave a strong impression on the world. As a result, many people expect to hear every Canadian pronouncing about as "aboot" while finishing every sentence with "eh".This is really just an overexaggeration, as well as a stereotype. And the scary thing about this is that people around the world have actually bought into this idea of Canadian speech... and this is where the myth of Canadian languages begin."Eh". The word "eh", although considered to be a very Canadian thing to say, isn't spoken by everyone, nor is it spoken all the time. In other words, you don't hear "eh" in Canada any more than you hear "g'day" in Australia, "y'all" in the USA, or "cheerio" in England."Eh" is a word that is predominantly used in rural communities and small towns over large...
