padib said:
The québécois in Quebec, Canada put an H before their vowels. So maybe what he meant by "Hear", he meant "ear" (Mike Tyson style). Then again it's not a completely colonial accent because otherwise it would've been "Heath you Hear Houth Heinsthein" |
he meant 'heart'
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