A French question for Canadians?
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d) Sacoche\n\nFrom a Canadian opinion
950243
je comprend pas la question
960992
I'm one eighth French, does that help???\n\nOkay I was born and live in the UK... But I speak some French... :D Bonjour... ;)
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New Zealnaders rather like you Canadians: you make polite guests, and you have charming accents. We share a lot in common, such as government and hatred for all Americans :), and we are both quiet acheivers in international politics. \n\n We don't like the fact that you still have French people, and have stopped playing international cricket and rugby, though. :)
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eh? are you from canada too.\n\ni can help, what your question?
1080795
I will help you with French if you help me with Spanish!  I am French Canadian but I lived in Uruguay for 3 years.  I'm starting to forget my Spanish but I'd like refresh and learn more.
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I live in Ottawa, close to Québec. Despite the fact I'm French myself, I wouldn't live there. I like Ottawa better, because I get to have my French language shot (I can get books in French at the library, lots of French food around, bilingual jobs etc.) but without the politics. I like Quebec people... it's just the constant politic battle about French that got me tired. In Quebec, you HAVE to put your kids in a French school if one of the parent if French. You have to speak the language. You have to be pro-independance... OK, I exagerated a bit about the last one, but you get the picture.
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The french are self-destructive scum....but they live on the other side of the world.  Canadians are self-destructive but they are mostly good people who share our values and live very close to us.  They've done some stupidly non-assertive things in the past that have had pretty negative consequences for both the US and Canada. But, to tell you the truth, none of what they did is anything more than a slightly exaggerated version of the liberal manipulation going on in this country.  Since our country is rejecting liberalism and other marxists inspired evil, Canada is most likely to follow our lead in this.  Unlike France, the Canadians mean well.  And that makes all the difference.
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Quebec French is more nasal, French French is spoken somehow more in the front of the mouth. The rhythm is different, possibly choppier in Quebec, more up-and-down in France.\n\nSome vocabulary is different--the French often use English words, sometimes in a way that English speakers themselves don't. "Baskets" for running shoes comes to mind--in Quebec they're "souliers de course" or "souliers du gym"--as someone said Quebec expressions are often translations from English. I think though, that more often than have another word as that person said, the French just use the English word "le parking" (F) vs. "stationnement" (QC); "le weekend" (F) vs. "la fin du semaine" (QC); "le foot" (F) vs. "le soccer" (QC)  (okay that's an English word, but a much less basic one than "foot").\n\nFrench Canadians are much more likely/quicker to use the informal you "tu" rather than the formal "vous".\n\nAt the end of a statement, to request confirmation, French people will say "quoi?" but Quebec people will say "non?" \n\nThere's this odd "tu" that Quebec people add to questions. I haven't quite figured it out.\n\n"C'est-tu la rue Ste. Catherine?"  (Is this (tu) Ste Catherine Street?)
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Cette question n'est pas justifiée, pour gagner il faut y croire. On est tous derrière l'équipe de France pour le meilleur et pour le pire.\nAllez les bleus!!!!!
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comprend pas la question
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I lived there before as a Canadian.  So, the question I have is why would anyone want to?\n\nIf you do want to, try the French Consulate website.  I am sure it is easy to find online.
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Good God, NO! We'll take the sane English-speaking provinces, not the lunatic French one. Those people are insufferable and have nearly ruined Canada.\n\nI'm just trying to figure out why so many non-Quebecois want to keep those loonies as part of your country? I'd have let those deranged semi-frogs loose long ago.
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You have no obligation to learn English of French I assume but wouldn't it make sense to make an effort? \n\nCanada has two official languages. It is not a bilingual country where population evenly speaks both languages. French is spoken in Quebec. Large pockets of english speakers exist in Montreal. Immigrants who only speak english usually live in those areas but why don't they go live elsewhere in CAnada if they are not interested in Quebec's culture?\n\nQuebec has a very different culture than the rest of Canada. It's French-speaking populion grew up with different cultural refences than English-Canadian or Americans. (Even though it truly offends English Canadians to be compared to Americans). Making an effort to understand it really pays off. Wouldn't it be better not to be confined to small neighborhoods on montreal?
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Apprenons à parler le français
336503
Vous avez besoin d'ecriver le francais. C'est 'quelqu'un parle francais ici.' Achetez un dictionnaire.
1037119
french canadian ancestry,  that means my "ancestors" were from canada