Ryan Reynolds' Canadian Accent
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The most Canadian thing he did was apologizing for saying fuck
I apologize for his ruse.
I ‘apologise’ too
I apologise for his misconduct in your country
"Sorry aboot that, eh?"
The "I'm sorry" was even more Canadian than the "ooooh fuck, buddy" I haven't heard that phrase since gathering around a rink in January on the Prairies
“Oh fuck, buddy”
or
_“Oh, fuck buddy”_
😐
Fuckin right bud
Oh fuck, buddeh
_😷_
You can say "oh fuck buddy" like 50 different ways and every one will mean something different
People think we say aBOOT but in reality it’s more like aBOAT
Who thinks you say aboot?
Aboot is Scottish
AbOUT
@@jabressdolath7657 talking about accent not spelling. People like you are really just trolls
Yeah, totally. Many Americans think it is aBOOT, but it's not. They get stuck thinking the wrong thing, and don't bother to actually listen.
The fact that they got an Aussie to be Wolverine and a Canadian to be Deadpool will never not be funny
It's called "acting".
Deadpool really matches our sense of humor though so I don't get your reference...
I dont get what's funny about it. Yeah, an Australian playing one thing; but a Canadian playing Deadpool? Deadpool is from Saskatchewan.
Wade's Canadian in the comics
@r4v3nw1ng1
And where do you think Saskatchewan is?
“Oh fuck, buddy.” Was the most Canadian thing he could have said 😂
Ohh yeah😂
Thanks for the compliment.
It's not as easy as the world sets it to be.Die hard fans like you are the reason why we keep moving
So thanks again 😎
@@RyanReynolds-gs3tk bro what
@@RyanReynolds-gs3tk every world should respect canadian English and phonology, and Canada won the talk ❤🎉🍷🥂🥂🥂🍷.
English is a pluricentric idiom that today we don't have a padron phonology to speak today, it's funny and cool to be in this style.
ive also heard its shit its fuck i was like huh?
Canadian here. I’ve never ever met one single person in Canada who pronounces it “aboot”
Not one! Definitely not.
That's what we say in Newcastle, England, and the surrounding areas, also Scotland says aboot.
I haven’t heard aboat either.
I know a lot of Canadians that say A-boat, they also say South, Out, with a Canadian accent. Any word with an out exposes the Canadian accent immediately.
They say "aboot" in Cape Breton, Newfoundland/Labrador and rural Midwest. Probably different parts of the Maritimes.
I loved "The Proposal", where Ryan, a Canadian, played an American, and Sandra Bullock, an American, played a Canadian
Her pronunciation of Toronto drove me nuts. All Canadians know it’s Tronna.
@@fluffytail6355Or Torono lol
Right?! I thought I was the only one who noticed that 😂
Fuck buddy, show that Canadian heritage, I forget your Canadian sometimes. Hearing that come out of his mouth gave me all kinds of respect.
His cadence is completely Canadian. The " oh we do" is one marker.
This is more eastern Canada. It's like calling a southern accent an American accent
He lives in BC…
Doesn’t matter where you’re from here, your speech changes depending on where you are currently living and not where you’re from.
@@lilkittygirl I don't see what that has to do with what I said
@@KobeAndersonCactus You claimed "Eastern Canada" when in fact it's not. BC is western Canada btw. I live here and we talk the same as he does.
@@lilkittygirl I grew up in BC, live in Alberta, and have never met a person who talks like that
@@KobeAndersonCactus I've met many :)
I grew up in Manitoba, Sask, and Alberta. Then I moved to BC 9 years ago. I'm 37
Will Smith trying to act like he knows geography
right?? ryan’s not from even close to ottawa 😂
He’s right, “oh fuck bud” is my go to when shit hits the fan lol
He said sorry incorrectly. It's pronounced "soary."
That is the Canadian way
Jesus dude he's from vancouver not halifax 😂😂😂
I see it spelled as “sorey”
@@gabrielblanchard3081no
Its more of a sore-ee
The ah fuck buddy is bang on
as a Canadian, i can confirm that as much as Australians use "mate", we use "buddy" 😂
He’s lying. He’s playing you. Nobody says “ a boot”… nobody. 🤦🏻
Will Smith’s Ottawa joke really slaps
Jim Carrey , Ryan Reynold and Devon Bostock all have the same canadian accent.
As a Canadian I can hear the difference in Jim’s east coast and Ryan’s west coast accent. West coast has longer vowel sounds like the western USA. Same with the difference in gosling and Reynolds accents- very opposite coasts and you can hear it.
@@allytrudie864I find that each coast of Canada sounds more similar to the neighboring areas of the US than to the other coast
I never knew carrey was canadian until i was in my 20s. So he passes as american to me
@@sxrvsvct7911he's from southern Ontario, which is very close to America in geography, culture, and accent.
@@r4v3nw1ng1 yeah no we have alot of accents in Southern Ontario lol.....quite a few Dutch and German families
I'm French Canadian, I have travelled and lived in most parts of Canada. I'd say 90% of the time, Canadians say about like average Americans, and 10% of the time they say a-boat. It's such a small detail, I don't understand why Americans make such a big deal out of it.
Nowadays, the Canadian accent is "welcome to the kwik-e-mart"
Thats how it works. My mom doesnt have her newife accent until family visists. To be honest i love it. Makes me feel comfy and cozy inside.
“Ryan Reynolds talks ABOOT his canadian accent”
If anyone's curious, the Canadian pronunciation of "about" is a result of a linguistic phenomenon called the "Canadian rising" or the "Canadian shift". Yes, we have actual terms named specifically for how we say things. We "raise" our vowel sounds, which alters the way they sound. So yes...to an average American "about" sounds like "aboot" when said in a generalized Canadian accent, even though we say it much closer to "aboat" (in comparison to our American neighbour's pronunciation).
Everyone has an accent, it just depends which country your from
And region
And how much exposure you had with other people
And region, department, state or even city and county
You're
@@AbortYurfetuses It’s just a simple spelling mistake
As someone from Canada, I don’t think I have an accent. I say about as “aboot,” not “aboat” or “about,” but other than that I don’t really hear it.
I'm Canadian and I say about, pop, and I don't say eh much
It's there trust me.
Just say Toronto.
If you pronounce the second T, then you might not be Canadian😂
@@shoelacedobby3819 as a Chicago suburbian I stopped saying pop a few years ago and switched to soda just because
I can't really tell when someone's Canadian, except when they say "aboot". But apart from that the only other signs of being Canadian are that they are nicer and more attractive than Americans.
@@shoelacedobby3819 do you say Kraft dinner or mac n cheese
Lived in Canada 65 years and have never heard anyone say aboot for about
Lived here 65 years and never heard about as aboot or aboat
🥴
This show must have been hilarious, Ryan Reynolds and Will Smith at the same day
Nope, it wasn't but could have been. Smith, just like he did here, felt the need to jump in on everyone's stories and comments. It was very irritating.
What a shame, lol.
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He had to force the aboot to keep everybody happy. I'm Canadian and I say about like any other English speaking person.
We don't say "aboot"!
We _say,_ "aboat" which can be hard when folks ask us, "Whatcha do all day?"
"Nothing much, just out in aboat."
"What? Who's boat were you on?"
"No... aboat, out & aboat!" LMFAO!
Scottish is aboot
@@lynpip3097 There are a lot of Scottish immigrants in canada so it makes sense people would confuse how Candians and Scottish people say it.
I've heard Canadians say Aboot and Aboat
@@jhibberd6290 Way out here in the Atlantic we say, "Aboat". It's so bad that if anybody ever asks us, "Hey whatcha do today?"
We say, "Ah, not much just out & aboat."
The response is always, "Yeah? Whose boat did ya's take & where'd ya's go, eh?!" 😂😂😂😂
I read that as “oot & aboat”
ppfff… he’s so gorgeous 😍
“Oh fuck buddy”
My cousin would use those words in his everyday vocabulary, he was from the east coast so he had the real Canadian roots, rip man
Did they say “let’s giver” right before you did something exciting? I learned that was Canadian recently when I confused a few American colleagues while we were in the car getting ready to go.
I'm canadian and we don't have accents but we do apologize for bad words
I thought this until i met some Americans. We do bro, we just don't know. Just like that purple burglar alarm guy
I thought the same thing until I started watching letterkenny. Had that 'damn we really do talk like that" moment. Granted I live in rural Ontario so they can be pretty thick out here.
He hasn’t been here for a while so he doesn’t know, we dropped the “dy” in “buddy” so now all we say is “ah fuck bud”😂😂
Lol no. I’m Canadaian and we say about just like everyone else. “Except some regions where they say A-boat. Also, absolutely NO ONE says a boot
I've never in my life ever heard a Canadian say a boot.
Aboat is very common if you really start to listen how everyone pronounce each words, I live in Vancouver and aboat is way more common than you think
Lived in the Vancouver area most of my life and I only realized I used a-boat after talking to an American friend and them being confused by the conversation suddenly being about boats lool
I’ve never understood how anyone hears “aboot” or “aboat”. I think the problem is Americans say “a bow-t” like to take a bow, and we sit between a bow and a boat. But it drives me crazy when people say I say “aboat” because it’s not accurate. If I say both side by side, they’re completely distinguishable.
I saw him At my college few months ago 😂 it was a weird experience he just kinda popped into our class and waved
Oh Fuck, buddy. can confirm
it's horseshit ...no one says that ...stop it.
@@mikemccag rofl you don’t know many Canadians do you?
Nah man, it’s not “oh fuck buddy” it’s “oh fuck bud”
I need to hear his full accent
He's from BC not Newfoundland.
@@IRefuseToUseThisStupidFeature and? I’ve been to BC, they still have accents
@@alexisleblanc3206 I'm from his hometown, and the way he speaks in the movies IS his full accent. That what people from Canada's West Coast sound like.
@@lorapridham3310 the person I was responding to was making it sound like he doesn’t have an accent and only people from Newfoundland do, hence why I said he still DOES have an accent. I never said he doesn’t use his full accent or not.
@@IRefuseToUseThisStupidFeature
Yes we're well aware of that but he's still got a Canadian accent.
There is no such thing as a Canadian accent. There are regional accents in North America. Ryan Reynolds, being from Vancouver, speaks North Pacific English.
Yep. And you can tell the difference when Ryan Reynolds says "about" and when the others say the way they think Canadians say "about".
My accent comes out when I’m looking after kids or seriously angry
Nobody talks like that unless maybe you're from a seriously rural area way north. Major cities sound the same as the standard north american.
You can hear the Canadian accent clearly with some Canadians.
I'm from Ontario and our accent is like as if we just woke up complaining " What the f*ck ( or Frig) you doin over there bud"?!
I’m not your buddy, friend.
The “aboot” was so fucking funny
Omg french canadiens when they speak English- our accent is so funny
It was sweet that Ryan complied and said ABOOT the way they wanted to hear him say it lol
Captain Canada 🇨🇦
I'm a southeast coastal NC girl and I handle everything with "aw fuck"
His real voice is nice
Hes precious him and his wife are adorable and they appear to love each other i hope they go the distance. Them and emmily and john . Both couples
I can't believe I just witnessed fucking Deadpool apologize for saying the word fuck, and IN ADVANCE
I'm a french Canadian, so mine is absolutely horrible 😂 I misprounounce words all the time
If you pronounce them the same as other people around you, then it is not a mispronunciation. It is just your local dialect.
It happens 🙃
That's how we do as dual citizens
Ryan reynolds talks aboot his accent
Stop talking for the Intro dude! This is youtube shorts, you will not get *demonetized!*
Oot and aboot... Come to Scotland Ryan... You'll fit right in lol xxx
From Ottawa down to Kingston. It is a fairly large region for a regional accent, but we tended to spread out in the early days.
It is how we remained so polite. Not crowding each other...
Captain Canada
As a Canadian I rarely find people with a Canadian accent and when I do I always think hey that person has a Canadian accent that’s rare
Oh fuck buddy!!! 😂😂😂😂 truth
There's... a lot of Canadian accents. It's mostly similar but in more rural parts it can get quite distinct. And of course Québec and other Francophones have they're accents too. The First Nations and Métis as well. There's a lot of Chinook words in the trades, like "skookum" so that has accents as well.
Trevor Philips has the best canadian accent
Ryan Reynolds is what every Canadian dreams to be like
RYAN RENOLDS is what Canadians are about...
I love Canadians
I'm native and in south western Ontario, and while i was in the states everyone kept asking where i was from because they loved my accent lol like bitch what?
Truer words have nvr been spoken
He's taking the piss.
He's from Vancouver, not Northern Ontario or the Maritimes. His normal speaking voice that you hear IS his Canadian accent. As a BC native myself, trust me.
For crying out loud, YOUR accent is not the same for everyone. I’m born and raised BC and I hear this accent all the damn time.
He's our buddy, guy.
HE's NOT YOUR BUDDY, FWEND!!
"There's a moose loose aboot da hoose"
Abbbbouuuttt😂
Can confirm, know guys all around Canada from work and every one ik does "oh fuck buddy"
Ryan Reynolds does know very well what he's talking aboot.
Canadians only really have accents depending where in Canada they are from. Most people in Vancouver and Toronto (prior to the trend Toronto accent) and other GTA cities don't have an accent. Someone from Winnipeg, or Newfoundland, Nova Scotia. It's a different story.
He got the letter kenny
Canadian English my favorite. I can understand it without any trouble ❤
Will Smith needs to learn his geography, Ryan Reynolds is from the complete opposite side of the country
That's Ottawa, us western provinces have escaped from the Canadian stereotype chains 😂
growing up on the west coast we say ‘about’ closer to americans, but americans will still tell you that you have an accent lol
I am Canadian and I have never heard anyone say "aboat" in my life… I feel like it’s more of a Toronto or Vancouver thing…
I have heard it many, many times. No offense intended, but if you have never heard it then you must not be listening carefully. Ryan even confirms in this video that at least some Canadians speak that way.
I can hear the Canadian in your voice Ryan it's okay you are accepted as whatever you want to be😂
I want to see Deadpool team up with Bob and Doug McKenzie, eh?
Funny hearing him say “out” at first in such an Murican way
TO ANYONE OTHER THAN CANADIANS!!!! if you really want to hear how we say the word “about” Google translate the words (A bout) and click on the speaker button!!! That is exactly how at least 90% of Canadians say the word!!
I’m sorry, but my cousin is unhinged literally yesterday he just said
“ I wouldn’t even need 20 bucks to do some stuff with Ryan”
You know she was undressing him in her head
Lead in said "aboot". No Candadian says aboot. That's only USAians who think they know Canadian. Canadians say "aboat".
But there is a Canadian who talks about it correctly
Nope .. it’s abow-t. As in “Ow, that hurt”.
As a Canadian I’m sorry but not all of us say aboot here in Nova Scotia we say about 😂 at least the part I’m from lmfaooo
As for the apology for swearing THATS Canadian of him
The east coast and Newfoundland have very strong accents but when you go tobb by western Canada Vancouver they have much less of one. Kind of like how different areas of the US have much different accents. Everyone has an accent. The way Americans talk sounds like a major accent to me especially the further down south you go but they say WE are the ones with accents
Canadian accent is mostly cooked now.
It's all regional. We have strong accents tucked away in places so that even most Canadians don't know until they get popularized... such as Letterkenny, the accent is central Ontario.
But I have never heard anyone honestly say aboot, and even aboat I wouldn't say is common... less I say it and dont even knows it.
Canadians: ah, fuck buddy...
My people...
Fun fact ryan Reynolds was nervous about getting slapped sitting that close to will smith
I’m Canadian and I not aprove this message, I don’t know what Ryan is talking about
Knows, Teddy, Knows
Very true, it's more "aboat" than "aboot"
He sounds like he's straight out of Letterkenny lol
How is he part of a rated R movie HE IS CANADIAN!