Napkins Serviettes
help?? canada>…..usa?
ok so i am canadian and i moved to the USA like a couple years ago. i plan to move back to canada < i moved to the US cuz of my dads job (he is a doctor)>
and my school is a private school and i go there and alot of ppl make fun of my “accent” . i learned english in 2nd grade and i do NOT have a french accent but i say things different them like a serviette they call them napkins and i do say eh alot and i say bag different. and it makes me made some times cuz they always bug me about it and most of the time i do not talk and i love to talk soo are they just jealous?? and i do not know what to say to them when they say someting to me ?!?!?!?!
please help!?!??!
thanks and i will pick the best answer!
i am in grade 11
personally i would say yeah they are just jealous of the way you talk (your accent). most people just don’t like (or feel comfortable) with someone who ‘talks’ different than them.
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