France vs Quebec - Differences Between France & Quebec French - Wolters World
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Date: 2022-02-04
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Bonjour, Wolter! French spoken in Quebec is different from French spoken in France. I heard French in Metropolitan France is called Metropolitan French. They both have similarities but they are different in vocabulary. Acadian French (provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in Canada, Missouri French or Paw-Paw French, a variety of French formerly spoken in the upper Mississippi River Valley in the Midwestern United States, particularly in eastern Missouri and Louisiana French spoken in southern Louisiana all came from Northwest France, I think. Also you have French from France on the French overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. I think the vocabulary in these versions of French are different from French spoken in France. Have you ever heard of Acadian French and Paw-Paw French? Paw Paw French has a few speakers who are old and dying off. It is sad. The language is going to be no more. I like French and I want to learn how to speak it. Good video. I am a sub to Wolters World.
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Bonjour, Wolter! French spoken in Quebec is different from French spoken in France. I heard French in Metropolitan France is called Metropolitan French. They both have similarities but they are different in vocabulary. Acadian French (provinces of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island in Canada, Missouri French or Paw-Paw French, a variety of French formerly spoken in the upper Mississippi River Valley in the Midwestern United States, particularly in eastern Missouri and Louisiana French spoken in southern Louisiana all came from Northwest France, I think. Also you have French from France on the French overseas collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. I think the vocabulary in these versions of French are different from French spoken in France. Have you ever heard of Acadian French and Paw-Paw French? Paw Paw French has a few speakers who are old and dying off. It is sad. The language is going to be no more. I like French and I want to learn how to speak it. Good video. I am a sub to Wolters World.
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David
French in Quebec should wise up. Though there is a real draw due of wanting a connect to ones history. A fact is Paris is a city of 10 million people, like London, or New York. But the city is a piss-hole. And large areas of it are crime ridden. France is French origin. But in modern times, it's not a great place to be. Keep it real Enjoy Canada.
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French in Quebec should wise up. Though there is a real draw due of wanting a connect to ones history. A fact is Paris is a city of 10 million people, like London, or New York. But the city is a piss-hole. And large areas of it are crime ridden. France is French origin. But in modern times, it's not a great place to be. Keep it real Enjoy Canada.
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wayinfront1
I am interested in the subject, but this man is a screamingly self-obsessed, verbose bore who soon put me off. Had to stop the vid after 2 or 3 mins. really had learned nothing about the language differences up to that point. His voice is also very irritating.
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I am interested in the subject, but this man is a screamingly self-obsessed, verbose bore who soon put me off. Had to stop the vid after 2 or 3 mins. really had learned nothing about the language differences up to that point. His voice is also very irritating.
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Simon
During colonization, French settlers where from different regions and spoke different languages. They all had French as their second language, so French became the De Facto common language in New France, way before it was the common language in France.
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During colonization, French settlers where from different regions and spoke different languages. They all had French as their second language, so French became the De Facto common language in New France, way before it was the common language in France.
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Beurre
Well I don't feel more European than North American. We have more in common with other provinces than France. For me, France is more a kind of neighbour. We like France and we have the same language, but we still different in few points.
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Well I don't feel more European than North American. We have more in common with other provinces than France. For me, France is more a kind of neighbour. We like France and we have the same language, but we still different in few points.
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Serenoj69
I wouldn't say that Portuguese, Spanish or Italians will just understand ritten French so easily. While as a Portuguese that does apply to Italian and Spanish vice versa, French is really off. So it depends on your talent I think.
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I wouldn't say that Portuguese, Spanish or Italians will just understand ritten French so easily. While as a Portuguese that does apply to Italian and Spanish vice versa, French is really off. So it depends on your talent I think.
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smallmj
I've heard that Canadian French speakers are much quicker to move from Vous to Tu. French speakers from France sometimes consider them to be quite rude for this reason. Most of my French teachers in school were Acadian.
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I've heard that Canadian French speakers are much quicker to move from Vous to Tu. French speakers from France sometimes consider them to be quite rude for this reason. Most of my French teachers in school were Acadian.
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Tusk
Eau de toilette in France is the stuff to make yourself smell good
Eau de toilette in Canade is the dirty sewage water full of piss and sh/t
In Canada the stuff to smell good is called parfun (parfum in english)
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Eau de toilette in France is the stuff to make yourself smell good
Eau de toilette in Canade is the dirty sewage water full of piss and sh/t
In Canada the stuff to smell good is called parfun (parfum in english)
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Robert
When in Quebec you should definitely not ask them to speak more Parisian to you. Just ask them to speak more slowly and they'll get it. If they realize that you're struggling they will switch to English anyway.
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When in Quebec you should definitely not ask them to speak more Parisian to you. Just ask them to speak more slowly and they'll get it. If they realize that you're struggling they will switch to English anyway.
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Louis
'Can you sound a little more Parisian' is literally the most offensive thing you can ask of a francophone who's not from Paris. If your goal is to have someone spit in your food, be sure to do that.
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'Can you sound a little more Parisian' is literally the most offensive thing you can ask of a francophone who's not from Paris. If your goal is to have someone spit in your food, be sure to do that.
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