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Canadian English: Quirky, Eh?

Canadian English: Quirky, Eh?

By: Wave Canada
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 How to get familiar with the language that Canadians really use day-to-day? In this series "Canadian English: Quirky, eh?", we take listeners on a romp across Canada making small talk, recognizing signature foods, and navigating head-scratching grammar rules and colloquial expressions. We’ll have you sounding like a Canadian in no time!

BRZ Group Inc., Canada, 2021

Director: Christian Pedersen
Production Coordinator: Ana Carolina Botelho
Scriptwriter: Lauri Richardson
Voices: Eric Major and Lauri Richardson
Vignettes: Robson DJ Estudio
Website Production & Marketing: Creative Team
Project Management: Teresa Botelho

"Canadian English: Quirky, EH?" is a podcast produced by Wave Canada and sponsored by the Canadian Periodicals Fund. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.Copyright Wave Canada Language Learning
Episodes
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    The Days of Pride and Glory - Favourite moments in Canadian History
    Mar 28 2021
    How to get familiar with the language that Canadians really use day-to-day?

    Thanks for tuning in to Waveplus.ca podcast. In this series "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?", we take listeners on a romp across Canada making small talk, recognizing signature foods, and navigating head-scratching grammar rules and colloquial expressions. We’ll have you sounding like a Canadian in no time!

    Our goal is to be part info-tainment, part edu-tainment. So, we share some of the words, expressions, habits, and peculiarities we have encountered ourselves while learning English and, also, teaching English as a Second Language - ESL.

    "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?" is a podcast produced by Wave Canada and sponsored by the Canadian Periodicals Fund. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    9 mins
  • Express Yourself - Common expressions for your everyday language

    Express Yourself - Common expressions for your everyday language
    Mar 28 2021
    How to get familiar with the language that Canadians really use day-to-day?

    Thanks for tuning in to Waveplus.ca podcast. In this series "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?", we take listeners on a romp across Canada making small talk, recognizing signature foods, and navigating head-scratching grammar rules and colloquial expressions. We’ll have you sounding like a Canadian in no time!

    Our goal is to be part info-tainment, part edu-tainment. So, we share some of the words, expressions, habits, and peculiarities we have encountered ourselves while learning English and, also, teaching English as a Second Language - ESL.

    "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?" is a podcast produced by Wave Canada and sponsored by the Canadian Periodicals Fund. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    6 mins
  • Party on, Garth - Festive events in Canada from July to December

    Party on, Garth - Festive events in Canada from July to December
    Mar 28 2021
    How to get familiar with the language that Canadians really use day-to-day?

    Thanks for tuning in to Waveplus.ca podcast. In this series "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?", we take listeners on a romp across Canada making small talk, recognizing signature foods, and navigating head-scratching grammar rules and colloquial expressions. We’ll have you sounding like a Canadian in no time!

    Our goal is to be part info-tainment, part edu-tainment. So, we share some of the words, expressions, habits, and peculiarities we have encountered ourselves while learning English and, also, teaching English as a Second Language - ESL.

    "Canadian English: Quirky, EH?" is a podcast produced by Wave Canada and sponsored by the Canadian Periodicals Fund. It is a realization of BRZ Group Inc.
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    7 mins
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