Le frenchman is french canadian if you were asking him

Nah I knew that

Ah right are you a brit?

Nope Canadian lol

I just noticed you say jumper and I've only seen people from Britain or SA say that

Oh right

There's a lot off difference between british and north american words it seems

I can't believe you guys call taps faucets

for example

Canadian English has some deviations which means we'll use both the British and the American words for things

I think I use tap more often

Makes sense

Some northern US states and canada are apparently looked down upon for calling fizzy drinks pop instead of soda

I get why soda is used because a lot of fizzy drinks were made with soda water

Here, we call that "liqueur"

Really?

yes

I mean non alchoholic drinks

It's in French

Yeah i know

it's not "liquOr"

In Bongland we just call it fizzy drinks XD

Nah a lot of people i know call it pop

Never heard anyone calling them either pop or soda

Anyone that does is mocked for being an American

btw @Le Frenchman liquor is spelled liqueur in british english

ah

well, just add a "U" and you get liqueur, the French word for soda/pop/fizz

sorry misspelled that

?

wow, ok

I go brainlet mode for spelling when there are more than three vowels in a row

corrected it because i missed the U <:TardPepeSad:556699705153945620>

ok

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liqueur

hmmmmm

ayyyy

synchronised