How many Canadians are here?

[ngman7]

Hi-Out of curiosity-I wanted to know how many members are here from Canada? I'm working on a project and I wanted to know if someone could please help me out with Canadian terminology? Please let me know. Thank you.

[Pointy-Circle]

Absolutely none. About a hundred thousand unique visitors each day. None are Canadian.

[MCSMstudios]

Canadian terminology? Like a toque?

[wtfyourface]

Only me. But I will not help you out.

[Psychopathic-Mind]

Canadian terminology? Explain further...

[ngman7]

At 6/22/08 12:36 AM, Psychopathic-Mind wrote: Canadian terminology? Explain further...

Canadianisms and Canadian slang-terminology used only in Canada.

[ngman7]

At 6/22/08 12:35 AM, wtfyourface wrote: Only me. But I will not help you out.

Have I done something wrong?

[Themarkinside]

I'm Canadian.

[mariomusicmaker1]

lol you tards, newgrounds is very popular in Canada, untill they blocked it at school that is,
with in the last month, i have seen 1 person wherein a NG t shirt and about 3 NG stickers in random places. that counts for something right?

[Psychopathic-Mind]

At 6/22/08 12:37 AM, ngman7 wrote:

At 6/22/08 12:36 AM, Psychopathic-Mind wrote: Canadian terminology? Explain further...

Canadianisms and Canadian slang-terminology used only in Canada.

Well, we got "eh". However, it is generally meant to be part of a question, as though asking for agreement, such as "right".

"So you're going to China, right?"
"So you're going to China, eh?"

Same thing. Using it in any sentence makes no grammatical sense, it is just for questions. Although all the parodies actually use "eh" more than I do...

Besides that, the terminology is rather the same, considering American and Canadian culture is more or less the same thing, with just a few minor differences.

[ngman7]

At 6/22/08 12:47 AM, Psychopathic-Mind wrote:

Besides that, the terminology is rather the same, considering American and Canadian culture is more or less the same thing, with just a few minor differences.

I know for example in Canada a bigshot is called a "hyas tyee".

[DemonX123]

ngman7, wtf, you're ALWAYS talking about race related stuff, and you're a racist bastard btw.

[Psychopathic-Mind]

At 6/22/08 12:50 AM, ngman7 wrote:

At 6/22/08 12:47 AM, Psychopathic-Mind wrote:

Besides that, the terminology is rather the same, considering American and Canadian culture is more or less the same thing, with just a few minor differences.

I know for example in Canada a bigshot is called a "hyas tyee".

Um... Are you sure you weren't researching a sci-fi show?

[RockMountie]

I r Canadian.

[Prinzy2]

At 6/22/08 12:50 AM, ngman7 wrote: I know for example in Canada a bigshot is called a "hyas tyee".

Never heard that in my life.

Trust me, I'm a Canadian.

[Heinrich]

Canadian right here and these websites should help you out if you are talking about our slangs and stuff.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canadian_sl ang#Canadian_colloquialisms
http://www.coolslang.com/in/canadian/ind ex.php?OL=eng&TL=eng&Letter=E

[LedgendGamer]

I'm Canadian.

A good chunk of Newgrounds' population is probably from Canada.

And why are you doing a project on Canadians, anyway?

[ngman7]

At 6/22/08 01:06 AM, LedgendGamer wrote: I'm Canadian.

A good chunk of Newgrounds' population is probably from Canada.

And why are you doing a project on Canadians, anyway?

Hi-not just Canadians-I'm working on a multicultural project. :D

[MissingNYC]

too many... they should make a newgrounds.ca... just to get them out of here

[TOEZ]

What's going on in this here thread, eh?