And we don’t say aboot or aboat here…sounds more like “abowt”. Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Could’ve been on BBC Human Planet episode that I saw that Canadian example btw. Once they were sure they were not invading, they became friendly and welcoming (except for Scott, because he's a dick). Now, I laughed and laughed and laughed, but I’ve gotta admit, this was pretty over-the-top. Born in Winnipeg, grew up in Creighton, Sask on the northern Saskatchewan/Manitoba border: pronounced a-b-out. I was recently watching a Canadian public service announcement, depicting a 19th-century Mountie arresting an American for crossing the border and claiming land. [South Park] Kyle Broflovski x reader [Accent] [Gravity falls] Dipper Pines x reader [Standing up for you] [Ouran] Kyoya Ootori x Chubby!reader [Marriage?!] Stop watching T.V. I was once talking to a girl from the Adirondacks, and somehow this came up. Shocking, I know. I have never ever once said or heard another Canadian saying “oot and aboot” unless it was as a joke relating to this topic, or an obvious attempt to play on it. Terrance and Phillip are scheduled to be executed by electrocution at a USO show, but interrupted by a Canadian attack and they are saved by Eric Cartman. Pingback: A Canadian Greeting to All! I think the Canadian words sometimes sound the way I’d say them in my Scottish accent. I’m from Quebec and no one in this province pronounces it “aboot” or ” aboat”. 18 notes. what! Didn’t “Y’all” know that? He is voiced by series co-creator Matt Stone and loosely based on co-producer Eric Stough. He grants Kenny McCormick one wish for helping him stand up to Saddam despite Satan, which was for everything to go back to the way it was before the war. I would say it’s distinctive. She first appeared in the Season One episode, "Pinkeye", and was usually seen with school counselor Mr. Mackey and shop class teacher Richard Adler. That’s a relief. I offer these examples of Canadian politicians with this pronunciation (shortly into each clip): In younger Canadians, I’ve noticed a variation of this which is a bit fronter in the mouth–something like a-beh-oot (IPA əbɛʊt). Claymore of the Warrior - Can be purchased from the shop in Ottawa. It’s an extremely difficult sound to reproduce, but basically it’s a quickly raised diphtong closer to the end of the word. Here’s a map (p. 292) of where people say “roof” with the vowel of “good”. As in “Ow, I hurt my spleen laughing at how Americans pronounce roof and creek”, The way Montreal Anglophones say “out” and “about” sounds like “eh-oot” and “a-beh-oot” to me. Canada technically appears in almost every episode that shows Terrance and Phillip, for it is broadcast there. We Americans, though, don’t have as much of an excuse for mishearing! a/n. There is no drastic differences between someone from B.C and Ontario except the person in Ontario has slightly more pronounced Canadian Raising. Barbarian Armor - Can be found in a chest in the room the Minister of Montreal was. The word “about” is pronounced just the right way in Canada. Get inspired and shop for modern furniture and stylish home decor including window coverings, bedding, wall decor and more! All Canadian citizens residing in America are forced into death camps, or 'Happy Camps'. No sense of humour? We DO have a rather strong accent and I’ll be the first to admit it. Gerald prepares for his secret mission to Denmark. The player cannot actually enter Canada, as there is a wall blocking them, and a Canadian that sits atop it and mocks the player. I hear this mostly from wealthy to upper middle class young women. South Park. Canada is a real country that is featured, and parodied, often throughout the series. Stephen Abootman and The World Canadian Bureau declare it a victory, but Terrance and Phillip figure out that the strike cost Canada millions of dollars, much more than they gained, and set Stephen Abootman and his aides adrift on a piece of ice out on the ocean as punishment. Canadians are portrayed as having oval shaped flappy Pac-Man-like heads with black beady eyes. Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus, https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Canada?oldid=435921. Diversity of dialects is not unique to the States, and any educated American knows this. I’ve heard someone say ‘aboot’ several times. Because the more familiar pronunciation of /aw/ is articulated with the tongue in a low position, and because it raises to a mid position in Canadian English when the vowel precedes the voiceless obstruents listed above, speakers of other varieties of English will immediately detect the vowel raising, but will sometimes think that the vowel has raised farther than it actually does, all the way to /u/, which is a high vowel–hence the mishearing (and not-quite-right imitation) of this pronunciation as aboot. USer? He instructs the New Kid to kill some Dire Bears, then tells him that the Minister of Montreal has been imprisoned. ), But this article completely reinforces that Canadians have no sense of humor (yes, humor. A player in the middle of the toilet minigame Toilets are a minigame in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. In general, the accent that gets used on TV is not typical of a Canadian, but I think that’s because they’re hamming it up for comedic effect. South Park Studios later remastered the first twelve seasons in high definition and reanimated every scene to fill a 16:9 aspect ratio. The accent is similar to Cardiffian with a stronger West Country influence (plus around there was large scale Irish immigration during the late 19th/early 20th century). for short which is a reference to Moms Against Canada in the South Park movie. There’s a whole pocket of eastern Virginia and eastern Maryland where they do this. Garrison asks what he wants and he says that he wants a world where no one needs to be scared to be farted on and a world where laughter doesn't come at the expense of others, he then goes on to say that everything that Canadians have gone needs to be erased from the Earth, giving Garrison a small erection. It’s funny though, many of my American friends hear “aboot” when I say “about” but I think that that is only what they want to hear. They make be hearing it with the vowel in book. Laura Vandervoort clearly says “aboot” at one point, and she is definitely Canadian. Surely other puerile, impressionable fools would follow suit however. Canadians are portrayed as having oval shaped flappy Pac-Man-like heads with black beady eyes. These people that I’ve met in person as I mentioned above are not TV personas, either real or animated. I’ve heard that the “aboot” pronunciation was an Ottawa Valley thing, but haven’t had it substantiated. We say “a-boat” or a-‘bowt’. M.A.C. Incidentally, most of the time when I or a fellow Canadian say “out and about” or “oot and aboot” it’s when we’re trying to impersonate an American impersonating us. It’s still a pretty common pronunciation there among working-class males. Can you understand that? Specifically, you can hear it in some very vernacular, Scots-influenced dialects of Scottish English. I wouldn’t even say we pronounce “about” like “a-boat”. Where did they ever get this idea? What I have heard, however, is pronunciations like “a-beh-oot” and “a-buh-oot”. They also pronounce 'about' as 'aboot', and 'sorry' a… In the Season Twenty-One episode "SUPER HARD PCness" Terrance and Philip are seen talking with Netflix about creating their own show, Terrance and Philip both seem really old and arent as hyperactive as their old selves. One thing I’ve heard is that aboot is a pronunciation in a particular region of Canada: the Atlantic Provinces (Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, etc). The strike causes many Canadians to die from starvation and disease. The UK Punk movement in the 70’s also had a lot of singing in strong British regional accents, probably as something of a political statement. as foot, soot). Conversely, I can often pick out an American by the way they say “about” and other words with an “ou” sound before a voiceless consonant. The television personality Pat Robertson pronounces “about” the same way as Canadians. Pingback: Why D.A.R.E. My grandma is from Scotland and says “aboot.”, Wait, what the hell am I doing on a “dialect blog”? (dammit – I hate spotting the typo after it’s already posted – In the opening paragraphs, that should have said “what they have somehow come TO conclude”. The point is that when we do say “about”, it doesn’t sound like we’re saying “about” to (at least some) American ears. Just a theory. Many Americans that I have met personally, both those that were visiting Canada, as well as those I’ve met while visiting the USA, have in fact displayed the very stereotype you decry. An a way that rhymes with “how” or “now” or the “bow” of a ship. Or are they just plain making shit up? I hate American TV shows’ interpretation of Canada. That being said, the pronunciation of “about” can sound like “abaht” (Pittsburgh), “aboat” (the Northern Midwest), “abeh-uht” (Philadelphia), and any number of other permutations. Instead of saying, “Cool!” and pronouncing all the letters in the word, Cartman says, “Ku!” He also tends to speak from behind his teeth. “Abawt”? Satan decides against it though and kills Saddam. Canadians prounounce ‘about’ exactly the way it is spelled. what are you talking aboot?Apparently no one has recorded Halogonians and Dartmouthians, especially from Woodside area. But I have never found a clip of anybody from that area who says aboot. Flamberge Rapier - Can be purchased from the shop in Winnipeg. Forum FAQ. Damien Depsey sings in a strong Dublin accent. – Sheila Broflovski. Don’t be so quick to pull the trigger there, my family from Northern Manitoba DO say aboot, nearly as stereotypically as what’s portrayed in American media! I’ve never heard anyone from Canada who said “aboot”. However, their agents get as far as Colorado. Some do. I was tree planting in British Columbia with a Newfoundlander. Notably, the American rhyme “I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream” doesn’t quite work in Canadian English, because “I scream” doesn’t sound like “ice cream”. The more annoyed they get, though, the funnier the stereotype seems to get. your gun-toting illiterate, the stereotype is a joke, but it plays to real distinctions – that’s what makes it funny. Also in the show, there was a clip showing how they have a meat raffle and if you’re lucky, you win some meat for the weak. The Canadian Barking Spider of the Queefing Caverns can be found here, which you need to fight to complete the "Big Game Huntin' With Jimbo" quest. I hear this version in men over the age of 35 typically of lower evonomic status. The rest of their bodily layout is very rectangular and straight, and in some episodes, individuals are depicted as wearing shirts with their first initials emblazoned on the front. After the New Kid fights dire snakes, wolves and bears, he successfully gets the documents translated. ". I hear this version mostly in elderly women. or… is this what you were suggesting, in fact? As a Canadian, I would say that describes it perfectly. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog: “New Joysey” and “Oirish:” 6 Accent Myths, Canadian Raising: Nobody Says "Aboot" | Dialect Blog | For Omina Quries, http://sesquiotic.wordpress.com/2010/07/01/oot-aboot/, "New Joysey" and "Oirish:" 6 Accent Myths | Dialect Blog, Northern Cities Vowel Shift vs. Canadian Vowel Shift | Dialect Blog, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtOr65jRm0w&NR=1, Yes, Canada has Regional Dialects | Dialect Blog, A Canadian Greeting to All! Yeah, I lived in Deep River for two summers as an undergrad working at AECL. Please come submit your South Park Head Canons! It is stated in the episode that they hate Canadians for taking over the country. Canadian English features something called Canadian Raising, which basically means that the diphthong in “now” is raised before t, s or other voiceless consonants (i.e. Furthermore, South Park’s rendering of “aboot” for their Canadian characters is only funnier because we know how inaccurate and stereotypical it is! Damn twitter, Pingback: Canadian Raising: Nobody Says "Aboot" | Dialect Blog | For Omina Quries. The popular Canadian duo, Terrance and Phillip, are shown to constantly use this type of gag in their routines. And then I laughed at him. It sounds like an american “about” but with slight raising in the middle of the word (barely detectable, but still there) and lilted very quickly. Tells you something about theit intellect though. 6 matching requests on the forum. In most Canadian accents, about sounds a bit like American a-boat (IPA əbʌʊt). Play. 10 Videos . Here in Michigan we say it pretty much how it’s spelled – “a-bout”. Hoot the noooo, Pingback: Yes, Canada has Regional Dialects | Dialect Blog. I may have pronounced it that way at one time (the change seems too easy), but I have been pronouncing the vowel as in “shoot” for some time. The Canadians launch a preemptive strike against America but this is repulsed. Having said all that, it certainly begs the question with regard to the ad hominem attack on a post because of a typo. Sometime prior to the events of Season Nineteen, she was let go from South Park Elementary and replaced by PC Principal. Holy Mossad Knife - Can be purchased from the shop in Banff. This is how we sound to American ears. In the Season Eighteen episode, "Freemium Isn't Free," The Canadian Bureau of Mobile Gaming create addictive mobile cell phone games that gets the boys to spend all of their money on a game that is marketed as "free". I found that map on Professor William Labov’s homepage. I have heeaed it said exactly like “a boat” as though they were saying just that, and then I have heard another type of version thst’s a bit weaker. I told her that nobody in Canada really says “aboot,” that what they do say is something closer to an American pronunciation of “a boat,” and that most of the people in her town (I had spent a good deal of time in the town and was familiar with it) say it the same way as Canadians. (I’m native Southern-British, fyi. I don’t have a technical answer for that, just that to my ear what Canadians do with “about” sounds like part of a larger pattern: loud/lout, dies/dice, etc. What I can remember about the show is that they followed a polar bear patrol officer as he drove his 4×4 around looking for any sign of polar bears. This is absolutely false. South Park Towelie Action Figure Toy Mirage 2004 Series 2 Brand New Sealed Mezco C $152.21 New Complete Set Of 4 South Park Cartman Kenny Stan Kyle 16oz Coffee Mugs Coonstagram is an in-game mechanic in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. In fact, I had never heard of this before until I listened to these Canadians talking. 1. no one is inferring (or implying, which makes more sense in that sentence) that all Americans are impressionable fools. South Park Accent Chair AC131G, ACCENT CHAIRS rent for Home Staging. Parker said he believes Mr. Garrison has become one of the most complex characters on South Park, ... Mr. Garrison grew up in Arkansas, speaks with a Southern accent, and claims to have a master's degree in mechanical engineering from Denver Community College (as seen in the episode "The Entity"). I also say ‘aboot’ when trying to imitate my Scottish relatives. The object of the game is to take the biggest poo you can in toilets of varying difficulty. The only thing that it sounded similar to was the Newfoundlander accent, although the two are audibly distinct. As someone hailing from Ottawa (the city), I’ve never heard anyone use the ‘ab-oot’ pronounciation. Mr. Adler. These include the thick accents, narrow eyes, suicide rates, and more. It’s just a good ol’ fashioned stereotype, though fortunately I find this one rather harmless and a good way to jive each other without getting too serious. Since you mention Scotland… weren’t a lot of the original (English-speaking) Canadian settlers from Scotland? 21:59. Canada appears as a secret location behind the Member Berries farm. Well this guy is from Ottawa and he doesn’t say “aboot”. It’s sad to think that everything americans know (or think they know) about their neighbours to the north is based on something they saw on a cartoon. Spell check is for the ‘righteous’ who compose a script on a word-processing platform before they post it, Scott. Stop trying to be European, you unoriginal faggots.). Custom preview. The SOUNDS of the vowels are different in different accents. But otherwise it was very close. The battle stops when Sheila Broflovski kills Terrance and Phillip, allowing Hell to open up to Earth and bringing Satan and Saddam Hussein to rule for a million years. Dude, get over yourself. Critics and fans tore Nicolas Cage apart for his Italian accent in "Captain Corelli's Mandolin." Probably the latter. "Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus". Anyone who thinks we all sound the same and/or have the same dialect/accent is clearly an idiot and has probably never stepped foot in Canada. “To American ears, the Canadian pronunciation of about often sounds like aboot, but this is only an illusion. Collection. I am Canadian and I can verify that you are right except mostly it’s something closer to aboat, depending on the strength of the diphthong. Interesting that the orginal post and most all of the comments ignore that there are TWO “oo” vowels in English, the boot vowel, and the book vowel. I can obviously hear the ou/oo distinction, but if I didn’t need to be precise about it (no change in meaning), I guess I might lump the two together. South Park. Currently I am working on undoing the “Mary, marry, merry” merger in my speech; I think I shall also start working on Inland North pronunciation of “root” of a tree (pron. Ike Broflovski, the adopted brother of Kyle Broflovski originally came from Canada. Most Canadians perceive themselves as talking the same as “Americans on T.V”(I used to as well) because the simply don’t notice their Canadian Raising or they’re ashamed to admit that they do indeed have an accent. It’s just the way it is, you can accept it or deny it. But yeah, there’s a Valley accent. That merger is very widespread and standard in North America. The rest of their bodily layout is very rectangular and straight, and in some episodes, individuals are depicted as wearing shirts with their first initials emblazoned on the front. South Park Archives is a FANDOM TV Community. Does anyone have a clip of it? Canadians typically pronounce “roof” as “rooof” and “room” as “rooom”, whereas many Americans pronounce “roof” as “ruff” and “room” as “rum” (you hear the latter pronunciations on US TV shows all the time). The Origins of the Pirate Accent, When Did Americans Stop "Talking British? I live in Halifax on the East Coast of Canada and have definitely heard people, particularly from the South Shore, pronounce ‘about’ almost like the stereotypical “aboot” from South Park. In the end, the rest of the world gives Canada coupons to Bennigans and bubble gum for them to end the Strike. This used to be a common pronunciation in Newcastle as well, but has faded greatly in contemporary times. Pingback: Regionally "Corrupted" Names | Dialect Blog. Not everything is about you, oh great American one. We pronounce it as “abowt”… Maybe “aboot” is more of a Halifax accent than a Canadian one, though personally I think regions that have heavy Scottish influence are much more likely to pronounce it that way. It sound only like aboat towards the end but their is still an aspect of an “ow” sound. Site provides online catalog and a preview of what a customer can expect. Given this, they have a hard time imitating Canadians – “oo” is as close as most can get. Hmm, I recall there being a Kids in the Halls sketch where Mark McKinney spoke with a brogue-like accent. Narrated by Radio 1 DJ Greg James, Most Ridiculous seeks out the stupidest and most insane videos to ever be found online. They are large, intimidating figures with guns, who don’t take sh*t. This is Toronto, not Prince Edward Island; we have gun crimes, murder, rape, all the newsworthy crimes. Cartman has a slight lisp and tends to jumble letters together. poem #1. a/n poll. The town's big Easter Egg Hunt is in jeopardy when Cartman produces video evidence of a mysterious creature lurking in the woods. I suspect that the myth’s origins are somewhere to be found in the roof/ruff thing. Free shipping to your store on most items. But there are plenty who know little to nothing about Canada, and claiming otherwise isn’t going to give you much credibility with Canadians – we’ve met them. Carrying on, in the area where I now live supposedly the vowels in “pen” and “pin” are pronounced the same, but I have never heard it–surely because I expect to, and consequently do, hear the vowels as different–as where I grew up. So of course there are a variety of pronunciations for the same word. “Fishing” also gets skewed into something closer to “feshing”. But because of our differences, this umbrella term is rarely useful or accurate. We have our limits. Is that even a thing? He most definitely said “aboot”. However, when I tried out ‘a-boat’ in my mouth, this sounded a lot more realistic / closer to what they actually say! More other south park racist announcers here https://youtu.be/MuoFft7xFAc Just once, I want people to realize that American film/television does not even depict Americans correctly. Terrance and Phillip's show is on the Canada Channel. Supposedly it comes from the mix of French, Irish, and Scottish settlers who were the original English speakers in the area. Maybe so, but I don’t know anyone who sings with the same accent they speak with. Aboot is a pronunciation in some parts of the UK, of course. South Park. Once they get to Canada, they speak to the Prince and Princess of Canada, who direct them to the Earl of Winnipeg. Something a long the lines of “a-beh-oot”. I did a post on it myself a while back: http://sesquiotic.wordpress.com/2010/07/01/oot-aboot/. 3. re. But it’s worth pointing out that the vowel raising doesn’t only affect the “ou” vowel. 2. Most people don’t realise they do this though. I think there has definitely been some confusion along the lines here o.0. Listen to Kate Beirness on TSN say things like “out,” “house,” and “about.” Her “ou” comes out a little like “oo.”. A small-town basketball coach hopes to follow in the footsteps of his illustrious father. The American was depicted as a drunken, illiterate brute who was threatening the Mountie with a pistol. TV and people’s reactions to it, do actually provide a fairly useful view of how people see its subjects. I remember people talking about Canadians’ “aboot” even when I was a kid. You fail to recognize these errors in your own argument, such as your example of ‘impersonating a Scot’, as you put it. It naturally follows that it must be an accurate representation of that which you are attempting to mimic – and since these pronunciations or expressions do not exist in Canada – except of course for when it’s seen/heard on American TV, it is therefore not an impersonation. What, What, What? Matt Stone: Kenny, I speak into my hand. The culture of Canada tends to revolve around toilet humor, especially fart jokes as seen in several episodes featuring Canadians. The “Canadian accent” you hear in Hollywood is often more of a Minnesota/Wisconsin/Upper Peninsula accent. Nice post and great examples. The boys all make fun of him for that, saying that he's like his mom that also doesn't like the show or Canada in general. For example, in the 2nd episode of Showtimes’ “Shameless” (a great show btw) , the main character (William H. Macy) wakes up in Toronto. Cartman finally understands why Heidi wants him to get to Mars. Among the many quotes from South Park, “tree fiddy” is largely considered to be a classic. Canadians DO pronounce route [root]. The New Kid speaks to the Prince again, who tells him to kill the Bishop of Banff. She wasn’t having any of it. They got stuck with some lousy options. The show was also able to poke fun at the ignorant American stereotype, and went into detail as to how it’s played out. And in the absence of basing what you call an impersonation on fact, what other source might they have taken it from? The Scottish band Franz Ferdinand has a song called Take Me Oot. On first reading I thought you said tumour. Mr. Richard Adler (voiced by Matt Stone) is the puffy cheeked, shop-class teacher at South Park Elementary.During "Tweek vs. Craig", he is plagued by memories of his fiancée's death and chews copious amounts of nicotine gum to deal with them.When he runs out of gum, he plans to commit suicide. Also, the comedy duo Terrance and Phillip come from Canada and have been featured prominently over the seasons. There are strong cultural differences between the countries. You won’t hear a Canadian say: “you have to follow this first route, and at the fork, take the left route…” as American folks say. Mr. Garrison says that Kyle is taking it too far and that they need to stop but Kyle won't stop. Character Quotes. Ah, yes, we’re back to TV again – that which does not influence you. I don’t know if it has faded as much as you say it has in Newcastle. I’m glad you mentioned Scotland and northeastern England. He says ‘aboot’ very clearly in a wrong way. Because all native speakers of English have a difference of length in those pairs, with the vowel in cute being shorter than the vowel in cued, etc. Jewpacabra. Both Canadians and Americans reserve that word for people in the US. Eliza Jane Schneider is a noted voice. ha! What, What, What? They are internationally ignored though and are replaced by the Danish. 1 Overview 2 List of Coonstagram followers 2.1 South Park: The Fractured But Whole (Base Game) 2.2 From Dusk to Casa Bonita 2.3 Bring the Crunch Coonstagram is an app in which characters use to communicate with each other. WATCH COLLECTIONS. Pingback: "New Joysey" and "Oirish:" 6 Accent Myths | Dialect Blog, Pingback: Northern Cities Vowel Shift vs. Canadian Vowel Shift | Dialect Blog, I was intrigued to read that young Canadians are saying əbɛʊt as opposed to the traditional Canadian raising əbʌʊt. . List of Accent Makeup This article is a stub. Okay but she’s one person, she doesn’t represent all of us, especially those of us from different provinces. 1 How to Poo 1.1 Meters 1.2 Phases 2 Achievements and Trophies 3 List of Toilets 4 External Links Once you find a toilet, approach and interact with it. In other words, a soft “a.” That is especially true here in Texas. Can you understand that? 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