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[FionaEm]

I'm Australian, and we can usually tell the difference between Canadian & American accents bc a lot of Canadians say 'aboot', which we love 😅 We also say bum bag bc fanny means something else entirely 😅

[chrisf]

Yes Americans on holiday do still wear them when travelling aboard n OMG he’s so outta touch with the UK, 14 years since being in UK not surprised to be honest 😂

[wadefite]

I am Scottish and I would say timbre as tamber not timber.

[stephenveldhoen]

We have very strict food and health regulations. None of our food has antibiotics and hormones in it because it's not allowed. Plus Canadians are very friendly, helpful, considerate and compassionate.

[robertcreighton]

Fanny is fairly polite in usa. In uk don't mention it in polite company lol.

[leematthews]

Well, I learnt something today, never knew that about the house-numbering system.
I certainly know the difference between the US and Canada, but the accents do sound similar to my ears. Same applies for Australians and Kiwis tbh.