@torunn saidwhy do Canadians end sentences with 'eh'
This is a new thread for all sorts of questions or statements, or maybe just an opinion.
I start with prepositions: actually very important little words which we can't do without.
silly if you ask me
is 'eh' even a word?
@lemondrop saidAre you embarrassed about where you're from you don't fly a flag.
why do Canadians end sentences with 'eh'
silly if you ask me
is 'eh' even a word?
Eh is an expression that has been around longer than you or I lemon and I don't care how old you are!
Not all Canadians use it, you will see it more in some Provinces than others, for example I've never heard it in Newfoundland for example, but I am told some do use it.
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@very-rusty saidI don't know how to put up a flag
Are you embarrassed about where you're from you don't fly a flag.
Eh is an expression that has been around longer than you or I lemon and I don't care how old you are!
Not all Canadians use it, you will see it more in some Provinces than others, for example I've never heard it in Newfoundland for example, but I am told some do use it.
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I know where to put a pole though
but what does it mean?
@lemondrop saidYou're not serious about not knowing how to put up a flag as I am pretty sure I saw one flying back some years ago.
I don't know how to put up a flag
I know where to put a pole though
but what does it mean?
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@very-rusty saidwhat does eh mean?
You're not serious about not knowing how to put up a flag as I am pretty sure I saw one flying back some years ago.
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@very-rusty saidI live on the internet
You're not serious about not knowing how to put up a flag as I am pretty sure I saw one flying back some years ago.
-VR
I have no country
my life belongs to me
@lemondrop saidSo you are ashamed to fly you country flag then and you do know how to do it!
I live on the internet
I have no country
my life belongs to me
-VR
@very-rusty saidwhat's the point in flying a flag?
So you are ashamed to fly you country flag then and you do know how to do it!
-VR
I'll defend my clan to the death
I live in the land of trump
and soon you will too
@torunn saidBelow, above, under, behind, in, off, on,
This is a new thread for all sorts of questions or statements, or maybe just an opinion.
I start with prepositions: actually very important little words which we can't do without.
against, along, to, at, beside, between,
into, around, near, of, toward, upon, by,
down, from, with, about.
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@handyandy saidI know this was directed to torunn, but she didn't want to know I did.
Below, above, under, behind, in, off, on,
against, along, to, at, beside, between,
into, around, near, of, toward, upon, by,
down, from, with, about.
Is this just an example or all of them?
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@very-rusty saidI knew you wouldn't know the answer
Google will explain it to you Lemon! 😉
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another fake Canadian
you're probably sitting in a hut in Somalia
@very-rusty saidI would guess it's all of them, or perhaps the most frequent ones. There may be old ones too which are seldom or never used but you will still find them in old literature or magazines.
I know this was directed to torunn, but she didn't want to know I did.
Is this just an example or all of them?
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