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Come down here and see how we butchered English to become Manglish;
Originally posted by 3Fitty
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Having lived the last 12 years of my life south of the polar border, I had to learn how to speak again...
New Yorkers wait on line.
Torontonians wait in line.
In New York it is a "pocket book".
In Toronto, it is a "purse".
In New York a chesterfield is a cigarette.
In Toronto a chesterfield is a couch.
The last letter of the alphabet is a "zee" in New York (and the rest of the USA)
But a "zed" in Toronto and the rest of Canada.
In New York, I took a class called legal process (pronounce pra-cess).
In Toronto, it would've been pronounce PRO - cess.
In New York, they make progress (pronounced pragress), in Toronto they make PRO-gress.
In New York they drink "soda"
In Toronto they drink "pop"
In Toronto they say "good morning".
In New York they say "*%&&%&#@@&^ %&^%&$4!!!"
New Yorkers wait on line.
Torontonians wait in line.
In New York it is a "pocket book".
In Toronto, it is a "purse".
In New York a chesterfield is a cigarette.
In Toronto a chesterfield is a couch.
The last letter of the alphabet is a "zee" in New York (and the rest of the USA)
But a "zed" in Toronto and the rest of Canada.
In New York, I took a class called legal process (pronounce pra-cess).
In Toronto, it would've been pronounce PRO - cess.
In New York, they make progress (pronounced pragress), in Toronto they make PRO-gress.
In New York they drink "soda"
In Toronto they drink "pop"
In Toronto they say "good morning".
In New York they say "*%&&%&#@@&^ %&^%&$4!!!"
LOL
Come down here and see how we butchered English to become Manglish;
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