1932 - Four Canadian English Slang Terms with Kate Malcolm from the New to Canada Podcast

The video features a conversation with Kate, who moved from England to Canada. She discusses cultural and language differences between the two countries, highlighting unique Canadian slang terms like 'loony', 'tuni', and 'Timmy's'. The discussion also covers Canadian weather, clothing, and offers advice for newcomers on job searching and networking in Canada.

What inspired Kate to move from England to Canada?

• A job opportunity

• Educational purposes

• Family relocation

• A love story

What is one of the main focuses of Kate's online community?

• Promoting Canadian tourism

• Offering language courses

• Connecting international professionals in Canada

• Providing travel tips

What is a 'loony' in Canadian slang?

• A type of bird

• A $1 coin

• A popular TV show

• A Canadian dessert

What does 'Timmy's' refer to in Canada?

• A Canadian sports team

• A type of Canadian pastry

• The slang for Tim Horton's

• A famous Canadian actor

What is a 'double double' in Canadian coffee culture?

• A coffee with two creams and two sugars

• A coffee with two shots of milk

• A large coffee

• A coffee with double espresso

In Canadian slang, what does 'beauty' refer to when describing a person?

• Their physical appearance

• Their inner qualities

• Their fashion sense

• Their intelligence

What is a 'took' in Canadian slang?

• A type of Canadian music

• A slang for a car

• A Canadian dish

• A type of winter hat

What is a key piece of advice for newcomers to Canada regarding job searching?

• Focus on learning French

• Build a strong network

• Rely solely on online applications

• Avoid big cities

Which Canadian city is often compared to New York in terms of job opportunities?

• Vancouver

• Ottawa

• Montreal

• Toronto

What is the recommended season for newcomers to move to Canada?

• Summer

• Autumn

• Spring

• Winter