What does a canadian accent sound like?

Question

im from british columbia and i was wondering what our accent sounds like

Answer 1

I couldnt tell ya, eh

Answer 2

There are so many different Canadian accents that it is hard to pinpoint just one accent.  There is a very distinctive east coast accent for example, but even within the "east coast" accent, there is more than one accent - a mix of Irish, Scottish, etc.  There are similarities across the country in pronunciation of certain words, but our differences in accents are probably at least as many as our similarities.  Here are a couple of interesting links.

Answer 3

I'm Canadian and it sounds bit like France french and Haitian french put together. Canadian french is called slang in France. but french is a great language to learn

some Canadian word: Bon jour- good morning

salut!- Goodbye

Answer 4

Our accents are all different depending on which part of Canada you are from....BC, Alberta, Southern Ontario, Quebec, and the East Coast all have distinctive accents...as for the East Coast, each of the provinces all sound different. Many of the differences are the way in which words are pronounced...some leave off the end of the words, some strongly pronounce each, some speak slower or faster...there are many differences...travel across the country and you will notice.

Answer 5

I'm sure you're hearing it every day, how come you have to ask what it sounds like?