I'm just watching an old 1996 Canidaian film called Fargo ...Do Canadians all say Yar so much in real life...A Question for Jamie me Think's

I was quite shocked at finding out it from an American state....does everyone talk like that there ? It's just so different and such a slow way of talking ,it also has no hint of an an American accent at all..more from Sweden or Norways based  countries I would say...

Minnesota has a strong heritage of Swedes and Norwegians. You may have noted that the surnames of the people in the movie reflect that. Like I said, it is an exaggeration of our way of talking, and here in the less rural area the accent is hardly noticeable. Most native Minnesotans like myself do tend to use some of the expressions like 'Yah, you betcha' at times.  Just like in the UK, there are many different American accents.

  Yep, yabethca, doncha know?

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That's different.

Oh no....All proper people over ere in Blighty talk loike me...and only real londoners talk and rite loike I do does...
we'all talks loike h'our Queen fing :) 

Does everyone where you live say "Blimey!" and talk like this?

Get it rite Stew....it proper term is Gore Blimey ...has Yew should well know buy now ...:) This post was edited by Nice Jugs at April 17, 2020 2:53 PM MDT

Everything I know about English history, accents, and dialects comes from MPFC!

Best way to make any sense out of US Brits I wood say....:)D