Canadian speaking...?
542085
Definitely eh, eh.\nKnow how they came up with the name Canada?\nThey started with a C, eh...then an N, eh... :)
897903
To what country? I'm in Canada.
148917
huh? are you speaking english?
648596
I NEVER SEEN AN AMERICAN DO THAT AND I AM AMERICAN AND I DONT DO THAT WHY DONT YOU ASK THOSE PEOPLE WHO DO IT WHY THEY DO IT \n\n"HEY AMERICAN BOY/GIRL WHY DO YOU COPY THE WAY CANADIANS TALK?"
1024054
As an American born, naturalized Canadian, living in Canada for the past 40 years, but visiting family a couple times a month in the US, I am going to say Canada.  Life seems somehow a lot less stressful in Canada and a lot more laid-back.
398989
Several people at my church in Michigan are Canadians, including the 2 ministers. From my long and thoughtful conversations with Canadians I have found that Canadians are a very diverse group of people, yet are unified by a strong desire to remain separate from the US both politically and personally. As one Canadian put it " being a Canadian is like living in an apartment above a noisy drunk, an incredibly well armed drunk."
548956
better than what the americans say .. Man and uhhuh and the world knows eh is canadian
203830
they're all correct, just different forms of english, the canadian way of spelling words is slightly different then the american way example color and colour, and the other examples you mentioned among a lot of others
1182253
............time to speak ENGLISH???
538378
sounds to me like the difference between British English and American English.  \n\nsince Canada is/was more influenced by the united kingdom than the US, it's probably more normal for you to use aeroplane , which i'm assuming is the british word for it.
214912
Canadians are actually known for saying "eh" at the end of sentences...however, I'm a Canadian and have yet to ever do that. Stereotype? I think so. Some do, most don't. Depends on which part of Canada you live in.
957920
Yeah, do that, and drop all the 't's and 's's , the 'th' sound into a 'd'... There are I think some more, but I have to think about it. E- mail, me, I might come up with more later. I've imigrated to Canada as a kid and moved back to Hong Kong at like 9 and came back this Summer, so I have the Canadian acccent, though I can fake a Chinese accent good.
868932
I am but I live in Canada.
781837
Bad question, because american and canadian are the same.\nCanadians are Americans.\nWhy?\nBecause they live on the North American continent.\nIt would be better to ask: What's the difference between U.S. citizens and Canadian citizens?\n\nThe joke was cute, though.
4685
Canada is an Native American word meaning community.
168500
Canadians use "eh" as what's called a "tag question".  It's used to make a statement into a question at the end.  Americans are better known for doing this same thing with "huh?" or "right?".\n\nFor example, "You come from Winnipeg, eh?" means that you believe the person comes from Winnipeg and you're asking him/her to confirm that information.\n\nCanadians can also use "hey" to do this same function.\n\nIf you say you grew up in Canada and never said "eh", I have two possible explanations:\n1. You said it and you're just not aware.  This is plausible because people, in general, are unaware of their language behavior.\n2. You grew up in a part of Canada where it's not common.  This might also be possible, but I've heard it in many parts of Canada (from B.C. to Ontario, so far).\n\nAs far as the origin, I have no idea.  I'm sure that it's been around in English for a long time, though.  I don't think Canadians are the only ones who use it.
1080795
I will help you with French if you help me with Spanish!  I am French Canadian but I lived in Uruguay for 3 years.  I'm starting to forget my Spanish but I'd like refresh and learn more.