1. I didn't know that we Canadians HAD a specific accent...xD
2. That was almost perfect. You could just barely hear the rolling of your Rs and the A in accent sounded a bit more Scottish.
3. sounds perfect! :D
4. that was pretty close, you could still hear the "r's" and the "o's"
5. you forgot eh? *braces for down thumbs*
6. : Visit the east coast and you'll hear a HUGE difference in the accents of US vs Canadians. I grew up on the east coast and now live in the MidWest (near the Canadian border). I cringe when I hear the old familiar accent of my home region. I recognize it, but it sounds so strange to my ear now.
7. Your brogue snuck in a few times but overall great job. :p
8. Not bad, a little forced and your voice sounds comically high, but then again I would probably sound the same if I tried to do a Scottish accent (I'm Canadian by the way). I guess the biggest note I have is to relax your voice a little. That's really the only thing that stood out as odd.
9. And Hugh Laurie
10. I was gna rip on you for not being able to do Yank accents but that's actually not bad :O Right up there with David Tennant, Gerard Butler and John Barrowman.
11. You suddenly sound like a 15 year old american haha. But, it's VERY good.
12. American more than Canadian.
13. "Mole! Bloody mole! We're not supposed to talk about the bloody mole, but there's the bloody mole winking me in the face. I'm gonna chop it off and cut it up and make some guacaMOLE!"-Austin Powers. Thats all i have to say o_o
14. thought it sounded pretty good, but more Californian than Canadian but wow that was really good
15. WIREÞ!
16. YOU TALK PERFECTLY WITH THE ACCENT! AMAZING :)
17. also ich so weit ich weiß gibt es in deutschland ein paar politiker die nicht einmal richtig englisch sprechen können... da hast recht es gibt in deutschland viele dialekte (das bedeutet so etwas wie "akzent", wenn es innerhalb eines landes ist [wenn ich mich nicht täusche]), der beste ist immer noch Fränkisch (franconia 4ever!!!) xD
18. Actually, I was very impressed at how many Germans learned the "th". Es gibt ein Paar Leute, die das "th" nicht aussprechen konnten, natuerlich, aber nicht so viel. Deutschland ist super ;) Die Essen ist fantastisch, die Leute sind nett..normalerweise haha..und es gibt da so viele Akzente!
19. well if i'd speak to a canadian i would maybe recognize the accent but i don't hear the difference in this video. i hope that when you were in germany you didnt' meet too many people speaking the typical "german-english". you know, instead of "they think" many germans say "sey sink" because they can't say the "th".
20. It's odd when you compare the accents  ;) He doesn't sound normal to me, but I'm from Alberta. I have lots of friends in Ontario and their accent sounds different to me..
21. haha I am Canadian and lived in Germany for 4 months. Most of the native Germans I met recognized my accent right away. Ask a Canadian to say "sorry" ;) You'll hear it. And no, we don't say aboot, but after being away from Canada so long, when I came back, I noticed that to Americans we do sound very VERY close to aboot. At least where I'm from.
22. i (as a german) can't hear ANY difference between american and canadian accent...
23. not bad , not bad at all
24. You'd pass for Canadian. Although a mounty uniform would seal the deal. And be sure to mention the Kanucks. Also mix in a few "aboots" and "ehs" and you'll be golden.... Aaahh stereotypes. They just never get old. Yeah so Canadians sound American but with a faint twinge of Midwestern cheesiness... Like Fargo only way toned down. The vowels are sort of tighter... ;)
25. hehe good job but you sound more American to me :P

RayTheFox Does Canadian?

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It's time I dropped my pride and try an accent I've never performed before.
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