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    Nina Out and About
    https://ninaoutandabout.ca › guide-to-canadian-slang

    100 Canadian Slang Words and Phrases (From a Canadian!) - Nina …

    • Learn the unique and regional sayings of Canada, from "eh" to "kitty corner", from "toque" to "two-four". This guide covers national and local slang, clothing, food, and more with examples and explanations.… 展开

    Common Canadian Sayings

    Canadians have a lot of interesting mannerisms, but not all are technically slang. To give you a more in-depth look at how we talk, I’ve included some interesting Canadian terms.… 展开

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    National Canadian Slang

    Generally speaking, these are Canadian slang terms used across the country. Some are more obscure than others, but they’re all really fun. There are some that I genuinely didn’t … 展开

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    Canadian Slang For Places

    Canadians have come up with a variety of nicknames for the provinces, cities, and towns we live in. I haven’t included all of them for two reasons: 1) this list is already insanely long an… 展开

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    Regional Canadian Slang

    Canada is HUGE. Even though all of our population is gathered towards the south of the country, there’s still a lot of country there. Accents and slang develop differently in each city and … 展开

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    Are there French words in Canada?
    Absolutely! There are plenty of Canadian words that originate from Québec French, the most spoken variety of French in the country. Some examples include the words "frencher [fʁɑ̃ʃe]" (to French kiss), "ma blonde" [ma blɔ̃d] (my girlfriend), and expressions like "attache ta tuque" [a.taʃ ta tyk], meaning “hold on tight.”
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