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Old Posted Apr 27, 2016, 2:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Stingray2004 View Post
Can't disagree with ya there. That said, an ONer in BC will stand out... not because of any "accent" but because of just one word - "cottage" as in cottage country. Out here in BC, cottage is only typically utilized in terms of cottage cheese. And that's about it.

Out here in BC... "cottage" is "cabin". When someone out here utilizes "cottage" in the cabin context... it's akin to an ONer leaving their fingerprints at a crime scene.
FYI in Quebec French, a ''cottage'' (pronounced cot-taydge) is a term you sometimes hear for a two-storey detached house. It's not anything rustic at all.

A rustic cottage or cabin is a ''chalet'' as most people would know I guess.
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