DO expect to hear "How are you?". This question does not require a literal-minded, detailed answer; a simple "Fine, thank you" will suffice. When parting, common expressions are "goodbye", "bye", "have a nice day", "good night", and "see you later".
DON'T express too much emotion in public. Most Canadians try to be tactful when dealing with other people. For the most part, they will try to avoid arguing or causing scenes in public.
DON'T use the American expression "you all" or "y'all". It is not found in Canadian English and will immediately label you as an American.
DO expect to hear "How are you?". This question does not require a literal-minded, detailed answer; a simple "Fine, thank you" will suffice. When parting, common expressions are "goodbye", "bye", "have a nice day", "good night", and "see you later".DON'T express too much emotion in public. Most Canadians try to be tactful when dealing with other people. For the most part, they will try to avoid arguing or causing scenes in public.DON'T use the American expression "you all" or "y'all". It is not found in Canadian English and will immediately label you as an American.
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