Mr. Giant Reacts: British vs American vs Canadian ENGLISH Differences (REACTION)

British vs American vs Canadian ENGLISH what are the differences, and what are the similarities if any. Are certain words different, do they have different or same meanings. I will take a look at British vs American vs Canadian ENGLISH differences and point out the same for island English.

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[Mad_Wonka]

lookup "1987 Team Canada- Russia Punch-up in Piestany World Junior Championships brawl" historic Canadian Hockey Game

[calmacmcc]

Enjoyed that only thing I would say is that when she says British English she is talking about south east England only

[lioneldegrandpre]

Brother, I'd like to point one thing out..."Red Stripe" is not just a beer! Speaking as a Canadian, I must say Red Stripe is in fact on my top 5 list of favourite beers and is a MUST HAVE if I am eating Patty or Jerk Chicken, PUT OUT THE FIRE PERFECTLY WITH ALL THAT HEAT, LoL😜

Best thing to remember about Canadian english is "IT'S ALWAYS PHRASED LIKE A QUESTION..."

Examples, you're waiting in a doctors waiting room, the receptionist (nurse) asks "Ok Mr Giant, You want to come with me?" She walks you to the examination room and says "Mr Giant, you want to take your clothes off put on a gown and wait for the doctor?"

Starts early that "QUESTION" indoctrination, lol...In school it's not "Mr Giant show me your homework?" The teacher will ask you, "Mr Giant, you want to show me your homework?"

It's that upwards inflection on the last word that makes everything sound like a question, lmao...

One more, lol...
Ok, Mr Giant your driving along, then I cut you off so you have to slam on your brakes...Window is rolled down and you shout out "YOU IDIOT!" Or some other swear word, most would fit the situation, right?

You cut a Canadian off like I just explained, lol...We roll our window down and yell "HEY WHAT ARE YOU AN IDIOT?"

See the difference? An American just comes out and says it! That to me is beautiful!
But We ask you if you're an idiot, see We know you are but We get this curiosity if you know you're an idiot...We want to call you one, but are truly "passive aggressive " up here, so We'll call you (SWEAR WORD) by asking you if you know you are a (SWEAR WORD).

Was waiting to see if the "LETTER U" was gonna come up in conversation, lol...Cause in Canada We do use the same (COLOUR, FLAVOUR) use of the letter U where as in the U.S.A its COLOR, FLAVOR...

I got no Red Stripe but I did pour a shot of 181, and enjoyed the show! Peace and Love Brother!

❤🇨🇦😎🇨🇦❤

[Aughtel]

I used to say zed, but it doesn't fit with the rhyme scheme "t u vee, X y zee"

[gavingiant]

Kegs here are our boxers, pants, knickers. We do say pop up north. The popsicle thing we call them an ice pop. The Toilet where I'm at can be called a bog. Depends if your somewhere posh or trying to make a good impression. If your not its bog.