Do Americans who live in the hot sun think it’s cold in canada

[LordI'mCrafty]

?? Do you guys

 

[Armaan]

no (im not american)

 

[Squidjees]

It's gotta be cold up there

Like, you're next to Alaska, which is freezing year round

 

[cho0ii]

as a welsh who lives in chilly temperatures i used to think as a child you wrre all fossilised in ice and that canada was just a historical land mark bc i thought it was thaf cold (in conclusion how the fuck r u all alive)

 

[Sanemii]

not really, I just assumed when it got to certain seasons it was colder and when it came to winter then it’s like a whole ass blizzard.

 

[Squidjees]

as a welsh who lives in chilly temperatures i used to think as a child you wrre all fossilised in ice and that canada was just a historical land mark bc i thought it was thaf cold (in conclusion how the fuck r u all alive)

thats pretty much what i thought

 

[adalynoc]

As someone who has experienced +40 degrees celsius and -40 degrees Celsius whilst living in america I'd venture to say it's colder here in the US than in Canada.

 

[Squidjees]

As someone who has experienced +40 degrees celsius and -40 degrees Celsius whilst living in america I'd venture to say it's colder here in the US than in Canada.

ihh
we're just gigantic

 

[LordI'mCrafty]

As someone who has experienced +40 degrees celsius and -40 degrees Celsius whilst living in america I'd venture to say it's colder here in the US than in Canada.

only? thats semi warm in my area :skull:

 

[-kam]

only? thats semi warm in my area :skull:

40 degrees celcius is one of the hottest its been in britain [where im from].

 

[LordI'mCrafty]

40 degrees celcius is one of the hottest its been in britain [where im from].

Bro what is the difference between celceius and degrees

 

[-kam]

Bro what is the difference between celceius and degrees

degrees can be used for farenheit or celcius. celcius is a measurement of temp

 

[SIMPL3Z]

idk i'm not american

Bro what is the difference between celceius and degrees

Celcius is a measurement of temperature based on water. 0*c being the freezing point and 100*c being the boiling point.
Fahrenheit is also a measurement for temperature, but it is based on human body temperature. 0*c = 32*f, and 100*c = 212*f