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Posted by: pegboy2k12
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Posted by: Tartan 118
Posted by: LolWutBBQ
Posted by: Tartan 118
For the same reason I get Canadians and Americans mixed up. I'm not from that part of the world, so I don't know as much about the dialects and regions as the locals.[/quote]Don't really need to know about the dialects etc when they're two distinct countries.[/quote]
I've met Canadians and asked what part of the States they're from. >_<
If you're talking about my side, then England, Scotland and Northern Ireland are all part of the United Kingdom. Wales isn't even a country.Wait you're serious? You think Canada and the United States are the same? HAHAHAHAHA -blam!- all the people who think Americans are the most ignorant.Its because to us there accents sound similarThat doesn't matter. I don't see how accents sounding similar excuses you from not know that Canada and the United Sates are different countries. That's honestly appalling to me. In 6th grade I had tests where I had to label every country on each continent. I would understand if you didn't know about some small, unimportant country but the US and Canada are pretty prominent in world affairs.I think you misunderstand me. Obviously i know that Canada and the USA are two separate countriesOh oops, the guy who I was replying to earlier didn't as he said "I've met Canadians and asked what part of the States they're from."