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“Eh” does NOT change a declarative statement into an interrogatory statement. It is a declarative that is open ended. allowing for the listener to provide a follow-up to the speaker’s statement. In English, sentences that are questions end with a higher pitch. The use of the Canadian “eh” also does not do this. In fact, most often, the pitch will drop at the end of a sentence that makes use of “eh”. Eh is a declarative, not an interrogative.

Cette vidéo capture parfaitement l'essence du voyage et la beauté de l'exploration. Absolument époustouflant. Un travail acharné et une dévotion remarquables, madame.

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I’m in Indiana US & we say pop

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I enjoyed the video. When I’m in the USA I use the word parkade, which is a wonderful description of a parking garage but Americans don’t know what I’m talking about.

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Must be a Canadian thing. As a southern neighbor, no one here calls it a cotton bud, just like Kleenex is, despite being a brand, what the majority of us call 'facial tissues' we call those Q-tips. Maybe the odd cotton swab or if you're in the medical field a cotton tipped applicator for the single sided long ones. ...cotton bud is cuter though.

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On the West Coast, you may hear "skookum", a word derived from Indigenous languages, as an adjective or descriptor for something [or someone] that is large, robust, substantial, sturdy, etc.

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I hate the word gonna. if you type gonna in a sentence I'm going to ignore you

I used to have a business partner in Toronto. He called me one day and said "Howzitgoin', eh?" I though he was saying Hágoónee', which is Diné for Goodbye. So I replied "Don't you mean Yá'át'ééh?" He said "What is that?" So I told him "Hágoónee' means Goodbye and Yá'át'ééh means Hello in Diné, the language of the Navajo people." We had a good laugh over that.

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