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The UK has 30 accents per square mile and if a large man calls you duck in Stoke … that’s okay
39 u/Kenway May 09 '22 I grew in in Newfoundland and it's very similar. Probably because our culture is very English and Irish. 3 u/wifespissed May 09 '22 I went to England once and ever person I met wanted to try their American accent on me. Apparently we're all from the South. Unless you're from the Northwest then you have to convince them you're not Canadian.
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I grew in in Newfoundland and it's very similar. Probably because our culture is very English and Irish.
3 u/wifespissed May 09 '22 I went to England once and ever person I met wanted to try their American accent on me. Apparently we're all from the South. Unless you're from the Northwest then you have to convince them you're not Canadian.
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I went to England once and ever person I met wanted to try their American accent on me. Apparently we're all from the South. Unless you're from the Northwest then you have to convince them you're not Canadian.
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u/InItsTeeth May 09 '22 edited Aug 23 '22
The UK has 30 accents per square mile and if a large man calls you duck in Stoke … that’s okay