Fadder! I wanted the cake, but Bobby ate it, and it is all!
You're some crooked, Lucy Tattle-tale!
Maybe you noticed that Bobby and Lucy speak a bit differently than we do. That's because they're Canadian. That means they live in Canada, so, even though they speak English, they speak Canadian English, which sounds different than American English, which we speak.
If you were watching them fight, you might be able to figure out what they were saying, but you wouldn't understand the different phrases.
waaa!
No Clue
Humph!
Huh?
Canada has people from many cultures, so Canadian English includes words, phrases and accents from many cultures.
Canada also has a lot of French and American influnece, which help to shape its culture and language.
Bakery
Bonjour!
So then she told him that.......
Ooo-Laa-Laa!
So, to sum it up, Canadian English is very different from American English, although they are the "same" language. Canadian English is influenced by many other cultures and languages, including French, Irish, Scottish, and many more. Even though Canadian English and American English and both technically English, they are two separate languages altogether.