[VIDEO] Weird Words: Daily Life Part 2 | England vs Canada
One of my favourite topics is to look into how words in England compare to words we use in Canada. Even though we both speak English (technically) both types differ from each other in some really interesting ways.
Here are some more daily words that differ between England and Canada – or more specifically, between Kent and Ontario. There’s so many more to discuss!
Bob Thompson
This Canadian knows “morish”; on the other hand, I think I know it mostly from my wife, whose parents are Brits. Sometimes hear “tastes like more”, similar idea.
Re “trousers”, not uncommon to hear, more frequently from older people. And did you know that pram is a shortening of perambulator? That’s why they shorten it .
Keep these videos coming! For now, Byee!