Yes, Chinook is a type of salmon, quite tasty actually, but it is also the name of strong downslope winds common in Southern Alberta. The air warms and increases in velocity with downslope compression. These winds also occur in coastal regions of Southern California, where they are called Santa Anna Winds.
And Quebecers (English ones like me too) shake their heads as the mispronunciation of poutine is becoming the norm in the rest of the country… soon it will be as commonly mispronounced as Celine Dion.
Wow terrible explanation of Chinook wind! A chinook is how the temperature in Calgary (east of the Rockies) can go from -40C to +15C in a few hours. Commonly heard in Calgary - “oh, a chinook’s come through.” I experienced this once attending my cousin’s wedding in late January - triggered a mild migraine for me unfortunately. Probably a term only commonly known in Alberta.
You didn't put the comma in. Without the comma, it reads like, "Lol what is vladdy doing here he's not a Canadian." Even with the comma, it can be parsed differently than what you meant. S'all good 👍
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY THE JAYS SUCK!! Too much time making commercials for smuckers jam or anw burgers or stuff like this video when they should be focused on getting better at the plate and on the field. It's crazy they make millions of dollars and sponsorships to play a game they love and put out such a garbage effort. They don't even care, there biggest names don't even have 15 home runs. The broadcasters have to make up excuses as to why they just keep putting out garbage game after garbage game. This comment needs to be read and heard because it's the truth and exactly why i did it on this video on the blue jays channel. Drives me nuts I've been alive and seen them win BACK 2 BACK WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS and this was not nearly an issues like it is now with all this wanting to be actors in commercials or whatever. Let's get back to that greatness and focus on what really matters and that's playing good competitive baseball. p.s fire JS and get a real exp major league coach that really knows what there doing, ok rant over!!!
@@natalievargo7625 i didn't realize that but it doesn't honestly matter, knowing how bad the team has been for years now and they have still been doing these types of things. In the off season they should be working on things that are lacking in skill making them better, not trying to be actors. Earning there money, giving the loyal and supportive fan base that pays pays a ticket or watches them at home or road trips to the city they are playing in the best out of them. When I look at the teams from this year and previous teams since this vladdy bo era it's been a real joke. Any tuns of commercials or ads. If that happend back when they were a winning franchise it's because they were a winning franchise. I like the jays I'm from Toronto but us as fans deserve a hell of a lot more from them. Everytime I see a commercial with George Springer in it, it just drives me nuts and then see him on the field striking out in a row in a bat after at bat. it's just crazy to me.
@@kevwwong times that by everyday you do it times that by how many players do it = a lot of time not on the field improving. Each year they been there the team has been worse i think they won one playoff series since vladdy and bo have been there. I'm just saying the focus isn't there and it shows in the win column.
A "Toque" is a chef's hat, sometimes pronounced "toke" or "tuque", depending on if you're French, Spanish, or Italian. I have always preferred the uniquely Canadian spelling of "touque" to describe the winter hat. You probably wouldn't know what Chinook is unless you were from Western Canada and close to the Rockies, so I'm not surprised that Jordy didn't know it, being from Markham. Bassitt was also correct though, it IS a fish, and a Canadian one; Chinook is another word for King Salmon, and I would say the more common name for the fish on the Canadian west coast... the largest species of Pacific salmon. Excellent eating fish.
The French "tuque" as you're citing it means a chef's hat, not a winter hat. "Touque" is the only spelling that means, unequivocally, a warm winter hat in Canada, whether you're in Quebec City or Whitehorse.
The real origins is that "Chinook" was/IS an Esperanto type language used for trade/ socializing. The Native languages were extremely different. Very basic words and pronounceable by most tribes. Proof? Virtually all native tribe names basically said "The People". Of Interest is that some words of Chinook are still used today on the West Coast of Canada. "skookum" means big or strong (that's a skookum boat), "Chuck" means water (i.e Salt Chuck). Chinook Salmon (AKA "Kings" in USA and "Springs" in Canada. Wawa is "language" as in Chinook Wawa? (Do you speak language). Other words have fallen out of use but are still known.
Did the interviewers even know that chinook is a type of salmon?
I was gonna say the same thing.. Bassitt was on the right track!
I lived in Alberta so my head went to the warm wind off the mountains
My first thought was the wind but I also thought of the salmon.
Also a type of helicopter
@@edwardhicks6018Yeah. Was the helicopter named after the winds, or the fish?
I love how Romano doesn't even know what they're called other than a toque!
There is no other name. Beanies aren't the same. Beanie doesn't roll up
@@labrat420 yes they do. It’s a regional thing.
These get funnier every year 😂
2:11 Bo Bichette is the most adorable man on the planet
I'd be happier if any of them knew what a "run" was. -- miaow(tabarnac).
how is a poutine a spread 😭😭😭😭 KK gotta get better
I think you CAN spread poutine on bread.
tbh I think KK might be onto something with a spreadable poutine.
That would be disgusting lol
@@Elizabeth-pb5vq It could become the Canadian Vegemite.
@@kevwwong lol that’s an actual spread meant for toast though 😂
Chinook is a native peoples in the Pacific Northwest, whose name has been used for Wind Patterns, Salmon, helicopters, and dog breeds.
Finally a part 2 of this and it's funnier than the first one.
2:11 I know what bo was thinking.
Yes, Chinook is a type of salmon, quite tasty actually, but it is also the name of strong downslope winds common in Southern Alberta. The air warms and increases in velocity with downslope compression. These winds also occur in coastal regions of Southern California, where they are called Santa Anna Winds.
When Romano and Vladdy don't know the answers, come on guys.
the chinook i know of is a military aircraft..
I'd have pointed out that Chinook is also a language group of Cascadian First Nations peoples from Oregon north to British Columbia.
ok nerd
Happy Canada Day
Happy extend vlatty and fire atkins day
😂
In Dutch, a toque is something entirely different...
Poutine: Poo-Teen
Poo-tin
And Quebecers (English ones like me too) shake their heads as the mispronunciation of poutine is becoming the norm in the rest of the country… soon it will be as commonly mispronounced as Celine Dion.
Chinook sunflower seeds?
Wow terrible explanation of Chinook wind! A chinook is how the temperature in Calgary (east of the Rockies) can go from -40C to +15C in a few hours. Commonly heard in Calgary - “oh, a chinook’s come through.” I experienced this once attending my cousin’s wedding in late January - triggered a mild migraine for me unfortunately. Probably a term only commonly known in Alberta.
wrong
How about they fire the manager and win a game
Lame. Nobody likes them
Funny how Vlad is on here because he is NOT Canadian.
He's more Canadian than the 60 000 ungratefuls that have infiltrated Kitchener in the past year.
Vladdy was born in Montreal in 1999
@@dancampbell1590 Lol. You should read my post carefully. Only non Canadians are on this sketch. But he is. lmao lmao. That's what makes it funny.
You didn't put the comma in. Without the comma, it reads like, "Lol what is vladdy doing here he's not a Canadian." Even with the comma, it can be parsed differently than what you meant. S'all good 👍
@@bcdm999 why learn to communicate with more clarity if you can just assume it’s everyone else’s fault for misunderstanding you?
THIS IS EXACTLY WHY THE JAYS SUCK!! Too much time making commercials for smuckers jam or anw burgers or stuff like this video when they should be focused on getting better at the plate and on the field. It's crazy they make millions of dollars and sponsorships to play a game they love and put out such a garbage effort. They don't even care, there biggest names don't even have 15 home runs. The broadcasters have to make up excuses as to why they just keep putting out garbage game after garbage game. This comment needs to be read and heard because it's the truth and exactly why i did it on this video on the blue jays channel. Drives me nuts I've been alive and seen them win BACK 2 BACK WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONSHIPS and this was not nearly an issues like it is now with all this wanting to be actors in commercials or whatever. Let's get back to that greatness and focus on what really matters and that's playing good competitive baseball. p.s fire JS and get a real exp major league coach that really knows what there doing, ok rant over!!!
you do realize these are filmed before the season right
@@natalievargo7625 i didn't realize that but it doesn't honestly matter, knowing how bad the team has been for years now and they have still been doing these types of things. In the off season they should be working on things that are lacking in skill making them better, not trying to be actors. Earning there money, giving the loyal and supportive fan base that pays pays a ticket or watches them at home or road trips to the city they are playing in the best out of them. When I look at the teams from this year and previous teams since this vladdy bo era it's been a real joke. Any tuns of commercials or ads. If that happend back when they were a winning franchise it's because they were a winning franchise. I like the jays I'm from Toronto but us as fans deserve a hell of a lot more from them. Everytime I see a commercial with George Springer in it, it just drives me nuts and then see him on the field striking out in a row in a bat after at bat. it's just crazy to me.
It's 15 minutes out of their day, my friend.
@@kevwwong times that by everyday you do it times that by how many players do it = a lot of time not on the field improving. Each year they been there the team has been worse i think they won one playoff series since vladdy and bo have been there. I'm just saying the focus isn't there and it shows in the win column.
@@SonnyMontanaDBD So I guess you never take a break at your workplace.
Chinook Salmon ---> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinook_salmon
Chinook is also an helicopter
Well, Chris wasn't wrong when he asked if it was a fish.
Thank you for showing us what a Chinook was
I'm Canadian and had no idea what the big nickel was.
sounds like its a tourist trap from over east, no biggie. mac the moose is better :)
Same n I live in Ontario n the pic of it looked like a Loonie not a nickel
Sudbury Saturday night ya bastards give'r
A "Toque" is a chef's hat, sometimes pronounced "toke" or "tuque", depending on if you're French, Spanish, or Italian. I have always preferred the uniquely Canadian spelling of "touque" to describe the winter hat.
You probably wouldn't know what Chinook is unless you were from Western Canada and close to the Rockies, so I'm not surprised that Jordy didn't know it, being from Markham. Bassitt was also correct though, it IS a fish, and a Canadian one; Chinook is another word for King Salmon, and I would say the more common name for the fish on the Canadian west coast... the largest species of Pacific salmon. Excellent eating fish.
The french tuque was the original name then the English got a hold of it and changed it to toque which sounds crappy.
The French "tuque" as you're citing it means a chef's hat, not a winter hat. "Touque" is the only spelling that means, unequivocally, a warm winter hat in Canada, whether you're in Quebec City or Whitehorse.
The real origins is that "Chinook" was/IS an Esperanto type language used for trade/ socializing. The Native languages were extremely different. Very basic words and pronounceable by most tribes. Proof? Virtually all native tribe names basically said "The People". Of Interest is that some words of Chinook are still used today on the West Coast of Canada. "skookum" means big or strong (that's a skookum boat), "Chuck" means water (i.e Salt Chuck). Chinook Salmon (AKA "Kings" in USA and "Springs" in Canada. Wawa is "language" as in Chinook Wawa? (Do you speak language). Other words have fallen out of use but are still known.
Chinook is also a type of salmon !
Bo bichette ❤😊
Kevin Barker show 👍👍
A: a chinook is also a fish (but it is wind first)
B: 'in english'? Come on Bo.
He made it worse when he said American English right after. lol
@@Kent-77 that was hilarious