when Quebecois say dans le fond, it means "basically"

@lisowzki

5 жыл бұрын

Bonne déduction !!!! Hahaha

@orionrosenrot8594

3 жыл бұрын

en el fondo = In the depth

@JJFHNREHJEDK

2 жыл бұрын

C'est le même en français métropolitain n'est pas?

@paulthomas281

Жыл бұрын

​@@JJFHNREHJEDK They don't say "dans le fond" in France. I mean.. I've never heard it. In France, they would just says 'generally' or 'essentially'.

@Senko1800

Жыл бұрын

True

As a linguist, I can assure you all variations of Canadian and European French have evolved since the French colonized Eastern Canada. Both have retained phonetic traits of Old French, just not the same. It's a common misconception both in Québec and France that Québecois speakers actually speak a variation of French that's closer to what French sounded like at the time of the French colonization. The reason why they're so different is mainly that the Québécois are descended from French people living in Western France at a time when local dialects were still widely used so Québecois French comes from a mixture of standard French and Western dialects whereas standard European French comes from a mixture of standard French and the Paris/Versailles dialect. And then of course both evolved as ALL languages do.

@morrisonhannah

Жыл бұрын

As a fellow linguist, am pleased to see this comment!

@bastiansuivera

Жыл бұрын

Wise words. Same happened with spanish in the caribbean area, which sounds so different from Spain's, but so similar to Canarias Islands, which were the actual Spanish that came to colonize this region

@qcpresto

10 ай бұрын

MERCI 🎉 Y'a beaucoup de préjugés et/ou faussetés dans cette vidéo, notamment que le Québec est bilingue alors que la seule langue officielle au Québec est le français, la population anglophone ne composant à peine plus de 10% de la population.

@Javo_Non

9 ай бұрын

So pleased to find this as the first comment

@DomoniqueMusiclover

7 ай бұрын

That makes more sense. That's the truth

“I guess qu’on est un party mix de tout”

@kindofdense9384

4 жыл бұрын

Je love le franglais

@chococan83

4 жыл бұрын

Toute a fait

@MatheusMarlley

3 жыл бұрын

Ça c'est le chiac, je pense

@sachab6098

3 жыл бұрын

@@MatheusMarlley yeah, that's what i guessed too

@child_of_Orion

3 жыл бұрын

Moi, j'agree avec you.

The sprinkling of English words into the convo was interesting.

@frederickpasco7607

6 жыл бұрын

It was pretty appalling

@salamparadise9183

5 жыл бұрын

Actually the opposite is true. Quebecois is strongly anti anglicism.

@alcurtis93

4 жыл бұрын

They've absorbed many English words just like the French have. Weekend, parking, club, lol, sport, camping etc.

@cornfetishhh3305

4 жыл бұрын

Party mix

@im.weasel

4 жыл бұрын

A lot of languages do this. Hindi speakers will add english words a lot. I work with a few hindi speakers and they use English a lot in a conversation.

I feel like Quebec French sounds to European French speakers like how the caricatured American English sounds to other English speakers, all “yeehaw, howdy, y’all. Tarnations.”

@paranoidrodent

3 жыл бұрын

The relationship and stereotypes between Europe and North America have a lot of parallels in the English speaking and French speaking world. We've got some fairly distinctive dialects in North America (Acadia, Ontario, Louisiana, and the other pockets of North American French share a lot of historical roots and form a broad dialect family along with Quebec's multiple dialects and accents). It's a bit like how a Scottish, Southern US or perhaps Kiwi accent (thinking of their vowel shifts) sound to other English speakers... strong regional accent with phonetic shifts, some unique vocabulary and it get a lot more unique as it gets more informal. In formal registers of speech, you've basically got just a regional accent and some mild vocabulary variations to parse. I've never had any trouble being understood by a European client in French but of course, I won't use informal styles of speech in a business context. What really exaggerates a lot of French caricatures of Quebec's French is that a lot of their exposure comes from either Québécois movies (which tend to focus on working class everyman figures, especially characters with Montreal working class urban accents - imagine if British movies typically had Cockney east ender everyman types as their protagonists) or via the Internet (lots of young KZreadrs speaking in intentionally informal speech to sound casual and laid back). Ironically, Montreal has one of the stronger and more distinctive accents, especially the old urban working class accent, and that's the one they tend to think we all sound like. French folks are usually a bit puzzled when they hear accents from central and eastern Quebec for the first time. Those regions sound quite different (and apparently are easier to understand for most Europeans). It's like a person encountering a middle classed Edinburgh Scots English accent when you were expecting working class Glaswegian Scots. You still hear that they're Scottish but it's a lot less daunting to an outsider. The southern drawl stereotype has some truth to it. A full blown Glaswegian Scots or a really broad Australian accent (full of Aussie lingo) would be closer to the effect of a thick working class Quebecois accent. You can definitely parse it and recognize it as the same language but you might do a double take and need a little time to get use to the differences.

@diversityinbeauty4714

3 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@arseini0274

2 жыл бұрын

@@paranoidrodent there’s such a range of English dialects in the US alone, c’est très bizarre (i.e Midwest, west coast, bostonian). each have their own accent along with words and terms unique to the region (i.e “uff da!” and “fer cute!” in the midwest) [edit was for spelling]

@thekingofmoney2000

2 жыл бұрын

Most Americans do not say “howdy y’all”. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@jaif7327

2 жыл бұрын

@@thekingofmoney2000 key word “caricatured”

I never realized that the Quebec accent was so different

@chococan83

4 жыл бұрын

Same here .. a total shocker ..

@wellhello6618

3 жыл бұрын

Never seizes to amaze me how different Quebecois sounds. Their vowels sound like a mix of a Texan trying to speak French and the sound a whining baby makes

@sweiland75

3 жыл бұрын

Assuming that a Quebec accent would be exactly the same as a French accent is quite stupid.

@vadimzdonutube

3 жыл бұрын

Quebec was isolated for centuries so the language developed separately

@minnielee3399

3 жыл бұрын

Yes,I can hear there is less of a nasal sound compared to the Standard French I learnt at school. :-)

At 2:06, the man didn’t say "un peu chiants" ("bit annoying"), he said "on a un peu d'chiac" ("a bit of chiac"). For all of you who don't know what it is, chiac is actually the name of the dialect spoken mainly by Acadians (as he mentioned it afterwards) ✌️ Just here for some clarification

I LOVE the accent in Quebec much more than the "standard" French or that of Paris. I am in Montana, United States, close to Canada. I see lots of French people here and hear French spoken in public sometimes.

@Sol-Amar

8 ай бұрын

If you can explain, what's different between the accent in Quebec vs. that of Paris?

I'm glad they're showing more Québécois. As I started learning standard French in the USA, I fell in love with the Parisian accent and used to find the Quebec accent quite ugly, although I used to visit Montréal every year with my family. Nowadays, I've learned to appreciate Québécois and all it's charm! Vive Le Québec!

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Carl Mac I like that story! :))

@carlmac4446

7 жыл бұрын

Merci Anthony.

@Limemill

7 жыл бұрын

It grows on you gradually. At some point, you actually start liking it. :)

J'ai vécu au Québec pendant six mois et les gens sont très gentils, le temps est dynamique et j'ai passé un très bon moment dans l'ensemble. Merci à tous les Québécois.

I had a smile on my face when a woman said it's not that cold in Quebec during winter because the average temperature is - 5'C but I live in Montreal and I would like to add that the temperature can go down to -35'C and -40'C in February :)

@inconnu4961

Жыл бұрын

Quit your crying! I spent Christmas in Montreal many years ago, and even Montreal is only 6 hrs north from where I am from, It felt quite a bit colder than what I am used to.

I have heard a lot of people saying "How awful is Quebec accent" But in fact I think that Quebec accent is quite good! I like it very much

@rvnhty

3 жыл бұрын

They're just jealous !

@terukiato

2 жыл бұрын

I think there's a part of just pure Wuebec Bashing, because when I hear it it comes mostly from English Canadians. I am used to hear this, so we formed a bit of an armor, but yeah, pleased to see some others may like it, even though it may not be to everyone's taste.

@inconnu4961

Жыл бұрын

There are multiple accents throughout Quebec. Some are more musical to the ears than others! Its similar in any language that has multiple accents.(Russian doesnt appear to have multiple accents).

@Willsmith547

6 ай бұрын

French from French in general dont like Quebec accent but when it’s from other people who don’t speak it’s generally because they don’t like french people as a whole

@ah4356

6 ай бұрын

Quebec accent is disgusting. In French you’re already not saying half the 💩 you write but Quebecois people swallow the other half when they talk. It sounds really bad and uneducated, like some hillbilly speaking. I’ve been living in Montreal in the last three years and still dreading to re-learn French with all the pressure Legault and his goons are putting on people in this province. If they weren’t so forceful maybe people would be more willing to learn this annoying language. Damn you Pierre Trudeau.

I loooove Montreal, such an amazing city. I also love the Quebec accent ^^

@justme439

5 жыл бұрын

Azren the Language Nerd moi aussie !

@tubedude4859

6 ай бұрын

Me dare I,m stink I hunderstan

More precisly about Québec architecture, there two French styles : - Medieval western French, the center of Québec is typical of the cities you'll find in Britany, Normandy and Loire vallée. - Classicism that has always been used for official buildings. :)

Je veux vivre un jour en Quebec ou Montreal... C'est pourquoi j'apprends le français en ce moment!

@karlwozla5171

7 жыл бұрын

Je t'encourage :)

@marcosantonio9987

7 жыл бұрын

Merci Karl =)

@shabamtv1971

6 жыл бұрын

C'est pas le meme francais mon gars lol MAIS il y a des accents differents qu Quebec donc xD

@justme439

5 жыл бұрын

Marcos Antonio tres bon!

@justme439

5 жыл бұрын

Bonnet chance!

J'adore le Québec et surtout l'accent québécoise, j'espère que vous postez plus de vidéo sur cette merveilleuse province

As an American canadian french sounds like English to me! So fascinating haha

@orangecobraEU

Жыл бұрын

They mixing american and french accent

Super comme toujours ! Merci à l'équipe de easy french :D

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

De rien! ^^

À 2:07, il n'a pas dit "chiant" mais "chiac"! Il s'agit d'une variété de la langue française qui mélange le français et l'anglais. Je pense qu'il faudrait le modifier car c'est un peu une "offense" de le traduire par "chiant"! En particulier pour une chaîne qui partage la langue française et toute une variété de langues ;-)

@smoker_joe

2 жыл бұрын

Ca se traduirait comment alors ?

@MakeSenseToYourLife

2 жыл бұрын

@@smoker_joe Il n'y a pas de traduction de "chiac". Le chiac est le nom donné à une variété de langue, ou un "dialecte" pour ceux qui préfèrent l'appeler comme ça, qui est parlé au Nouveau-Brunswick. Le problème est que la personne qui a fait les sous-titres a entendu "chiant" au lieu de "chiac" qui est un mot totalement différent.

@smoker_joe

2 жыл бұрын

@@MakeSenseToYourLife Ah ok. Je comprends mieux. Merci. :-)

@djangoleg

2 жыл бұрын

En effet, je me disais la même chose.

This is an amazing way to improve my french skills. merci beaucoup tony et myron!!! je veut dont plus vidèos!!!

j'aime bien l'accent quebecois

I always thought Québec French is old-fashined and pure French, but nonetheless it sounds much easier to understand to a non-French speaker and seems to be closer to English. When I was in Montréal I often was able to grasp some meaning out of spoken words, while in Paris this was not the case. And I am from Europe. I'm confused. :)

@Sol-Amar

8 ай бұрын

I noticed that too.

If you ever think of coming back to Canada you should do an episode in a place on Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia called Cheticamp. It's the most French place in Nova Scotia.

Guys pleasee ,an Easy Czech! 😍

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah! : ) I'd like it too!

@user-mrfrog

7 жыл бұрын

Bonjour de Saint-Lambert, à un pont de Montréal! Merci pour le beau travail! Et j'aimerais qu'il y ait un Easy Icelandic! Ég elska islenski! Vive la diversité linguistique dans le monde!

@honslo9263

7 жыл бұрын

If I had appropriate equipment, I would start shooting it just now.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Pendoff You don't need to have a great equipment, use your phone and a second phone for a microphone and you're good to start. : )

@kachnadivoka8420

6 жыл бұрын

Wow, are you really learning Czech? Good luck! As native speaker I love to hear someone wants to learn it ❤

I am from Taiwan. We speak chinese. And it is a real pleasure to watch all the videos you make and learn the beautiful french language. it helps me a lot, both verbal and reading practice. thank you so much.

j'aime bien le Quebec, j'attends des autres videos avec impatience! merci a vous

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Hạnh Nhi Elles arriveront bientôt. : )

C'est un tres informetique video , merci beacoup Easy French !

C'est cool ! Je kiffe vachement le français et j'ai eu l'occasion de l'avoir pratique en France justement il y a 3 ans .. maintenant je voudrais aller à Québec pour constater les différences linguistiques , et pour bien apprnedre le français québécois ❤

C'est très bien de voir un vidéo où on ne nous apprend pas de blasphèmer en Québécois. Petite note à la dame : bien qu'il y a plusieurs anglophones, la province du Québec est francophone.

Très bien Tony! J'apprends le français à cause de mon ami québécois. Vive le Québec libre et Go Habs Go!

"Le vrai français du début des Temps" Ciboire cte gars-lo yé légume en esti.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Qu'est-ce que tu penses de ça vraiment?

@jeromefecto8085

7 жыл бұрын

Je trouvais juste que le gars était à côté de ses pompes.

@wendallgull4027

7 жыл бұрын

Hahahaa

@karlwozla5171

7 жыл бұрын

Jerome Fecto C'était difficile à regarder ce bout la.. Le gars a aucune idée de quoi y parle.

@Vmarchildon

7 жыл бұрын

Good to know que je n'ai pas été la seule à s'être "face palm" quand il parlait!

Merci beaucoup! l'espagnol est ma langue maternelle, et j’apprends l'anglais et le français, alors ces vidéos sont parfaits pour moi! :)

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Content de savoir que ce contenu t'aide. : ) On dit "parfaites" car "vidéo" est féminin : une vidéo.

@danielag9408

7 жыл бұрын

Oh, c'est vrai! Merci pour la correction :)

@danielag9408

7 жыл бұрын

+Cole James Hola, Cole! Tu español parece ya bastante bueno, sigue así! :) Yo también quisiera poder ir a vivir a un país de habla francesa. Lo bueno es que con tantos recursos online que hay, siempre puedes aprender desde donde sea que estés. Gracias y saludos! :D

the first two ladies sound like they’re running out of breath every word they say 😆

Great video! Please, make more videos about Québec French and Chiac!

J'suis Indonésien et j'ai cet accent quand je parle français. Mon prof est un québécois de Sherbrooke...

Ils ont l'air vachement sympa les québécois ! Espero ver mais vídeos como esse no canal, especialmente aqueles que tratam de temas relacionados à cultura canadense :)

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Juniorfoxnetdude La prochaine vidéo en parlera aussi. : ) Ce sera normalement la suite de celle-là.

Magnífico esse episódio, adorei ouvir o francês canadense, estamos tão acostumado com o francês europeu, que o francês canadense chega até ser estranho.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Si, é verdade. E interesante poder ouvir algo diverso. : )

@fabriciomikalajunas1108

7 жыл бұрын

Anthony também fala português! agora fiquei impressionado!

@hvgyhyvfhjuvhjjgfgjfhsdfbr401

7 жыл бұрын

Me sorprende que pude entender casi todo lo que dijiste pero nunca he estudiado portugués en mi vida.

@fabriciomikalajunas1108

7 жыл бұрын

HVgyhyvfhjuvhjjgfgjfhsdfbrfgjfg Por qué son lenguas hermanas, yo siempre digo que son practicamente gemelas pero cada quién con su diferencia

@narsames814

6 жыл бұрын

Pois é!

J'adore le Québec!

Hahaha enfin! J'ai attendu pour toujours cet épisode! Mais ce qui ne me plaît pas avec cet épisode, c'est que c'est trop court; ce n'est pas assez longue 😂 plus d'épisodes sur mes compatriotes français stp!

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

En fait, l'épisode dans sa totalité fait 10 minutes, ce qui représente une charge assez astronomique de travail. Ainsi, je l'ai coupé en deux. 5 minutes et 5 minutes.

@michaelocenar6140

7 жыл бұрын

Ah oui, je vois. tous tes épisodes sont quand même excellents😊 J'ai appris énormément de tes vidéos. Tu vas rester au Québec pour combien de jours? Et c'est quoi les différences principales entre les gens français et québécois? Merci 😊

Montreal est une belle ville. J'adore aller dans les parcs. le jardin botanique est incroyable.

Si heureux d'entendre de nouveau l'accent québécois sur Easy Languages !! (Désolé pour mon pauvre français :D)

@mozesz1472

4 жыл бұрын

zapraszam na mój kanał MOŻESZ J invite vioci mon canal TU PEUX

un peu difficile pour moi mais interessant quand meme merci!!!

Excellent comme toujour, Anthony et Myron! : )

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Myron va sortir ses propres vidéos sur le Québec. Il y a beaucoup (trop?) de contenu. Mais c'est super! ^^

Is it just me or is the Quebecois accent easier to understand

@juliansmith4295

6 жыл бұрын

Easier to understand than what? For me, the easiest French in Canada to understand is that of the city of Québec. The most difficult are Acadian and Chiac (NB: Some people consider Chiac a separate portmanteau language rather than a French dialect). The Joual accent of Montréal is also quite difficult.

I find Québécois much easier to understand than Parisian French! J'aime ça !

@sweiland75

3 жыл бұрын

Moi aussi et j'habite dans Ontario.

@_mangostudio_1911

2 жыл бұрын

I know right! Quebecois french is a little closer to English than Parisian french because of its proximity to other English-speaking provinces in Canada, so for Anglophones like me it is easier to learn Quebecois

I love this

Merci pour le video. J'aime cette province. Faire plus

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

D'autres contenus arriveront bientôt.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Cole James soon-ish. There's a lot more. But when, I don't know for real, as it's one video every two weeks.

Merci beaucoup !

merci bcp

lololol "it's cold but not too cold, on average minus 5 celsius" 😂😂😂

Omg about time.

Merci! Le québécois est très intéressant!

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Je trouve aussi, c'est une autre façon de parler le français.

Montreal is nice but I really love Quebec City. Go there next!

@pineapple323

7 жыл бұрын

Kid Chef Quebec is nice but very racist city and people are very close minded.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

I might go there someday! : )

j'adore l'accent québécois! je suis étudiant de francais a l'Ontario et c'est l'accent que je veux avoir

Great job with the interviews, and it is a useful tool for me to learn Quebecois. Do you have a channel just for Quebecois? Right now I have to search individually for them. Thank you!

@lesbrosanthony3813

6 жыл бұрын

Shelley Leong No. just this.

@TheNmecod

Жыл бұрын

@maprofdefrancais

Merci pour cette video ! Vive le québec !

Ces videos sont tres bon! Je les ai besoin à apprendre le Français simple mais je ne voulais regarder les videos pour les enfants. Merci beaucoup!

moi je pensais d'y aller en mars donc merci pour la vidéo je crois que ma decision est faite facilement maintenant !

Wow, such a dialect difference than I'm used to!

@Caswell19

7 жыл бұрын

Skankhunt42 Yeah, Canadian French is cool. They like to mix English and French together.

@b.entranceperium

7 жыл бұрын

Eric Johnson I think that's probably where I'm at with French now. I speak Franglish :)

@b.entranceperium

7 жыл бұрын

I noticed that in Montreal the stop signs say "Arrete". In France, they said "Stop" in English.

@Caswell19

7 жыл бұрын

Cole James They have a different way of doing it.

@duke613

5 жыл бұрын

@@Caswell19 There is actually more English mixed in France French than Quebec French. Quebec has language protection laws where France does not, more and more English is being used in France French.

j'aime ce video beaucoup!!

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

downingsdancer Correction : J'aime beaucoup cette vidéo. :)

@downingsdancer

7 жыл бұрын

Merci!! Also will you ever do an Easy Catalan? :)

C'était interéssant d'entendre le français de Quebec. ça sonne autrement un peu, les voyelles sont plus ouvertes (comme dans la langue anglaise) et les consonnes à la fin du mot assourdissent. Cet épisode est très interéssant! J'ai découvert pour moi beaucoup de choses nouveaux sur Quebec. Merci! ;)

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Bonjour Vlada! : ) Content de te parler ici. Oui, c'est différent et d'une bien belle façon. On a été super bien accueilli et les gens ont vraiment été très très cool au Québec. J'espère que tout va bien pour toi. Continue avec tes épisodes et ta belle langue Ukrainienne.

Bro Im learning French French and this blew my mind, like it's understandable that they sound different but I didn't expect that

@cameronhyne8432

Жыл бұрын

Also I'm not trying to imply that French French is proper French I'm just referring to the differences between how it's spoken in France and in Canada

Je pense qu'il dit chiac et non pas chiant dans la vidéo. Ça fait aussi plus de sens dans le contexte! (1:60)

I watch a lot of Celine Dion interviews in French so it’s very familiar this accent, compared to the French from France.

The one thin dark haired guy was si mignon!

@jessforan7810

3 жыл бұрын

So are you 😳

En hiver il fait assez froid, en été aussi chaud qu'å Paris, donc chest un clima tempéré

I speak Portuguese, because I'm Brazilian, and I speak English. But I don't understand french, cause it is very hard. 🇨🇦🇧🇷 Eu amo os canadenses. (I love Canadians.) 💙💙

@paranoidrodent

3 жыл бұрын

I have heard that Canadian French dialects can be easier to comfortably learn, from a phonetic standpoint, for a Brazilian Portuguese speaker. I am told it has something to do with how both dialects tend to open their mouths more widely than their European counterparts when speaking. I honestly don't know how true that is but I have heard a Brazilian person who moved to Canada mention it, so I guess it is true for at least some people. We French Canadians tend to speak with broader and more open mouth movements than European French speakers, a bit like how Mexican Spanish is spoken. It's largely what causes some of our vowel sounds to be different from European standard French.

Interesting. a Part toutes ( except), du tout en fait ( at all) , Surtout ( mostly/ especially)

j'aime Montreal! j'aime la France, j'aime le français! ❤❤

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Es-tu déjà allée en France? Au Québec?

@monchito822

7 жыл бұрын

Bien sûr. Deux fois à Montreal et un fois en france!

@monchito822

7 жыл бұрын

Cole James Mexico!

@mozesz1472

4 жыл бұрын

comme moi!!!! j invite sur mon canal:)

J'adore les vidéos parce qu'ils m'aident á améliorer mon français surtout parce qu'ils sont personneés natives .

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Je trouve aussi que c'est bien plus pratique que ce soient des natifs qui font toutes les vidéos d'Easy Languages. Ça donne de l'authenticité à tout ça! ; )

@giovannirivasaltamirano2539

7 жыл бұрын

Je suis complétement d'accord avec ce que vous disez . J'espère qu'ils ayez plus vidéos dans l'avenir

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Small correction: Je suis complétement d'accord avec ce que vous DITES . J'espère qu'IL Y AURA plus de vidéos à l'avenir. Oui, j'espère que je pourrai en sortir plus. : )

@giovannirivasaltamirano2539

7 жыл бұрын

Merci par le correction et par les vidéos . Je dois encore beaucoup améliorer.

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

C'est déjà bien, continue comme ça! : )

J'adore la langue française et les Français et les Québécois! Ils sont très beaux!! :*

Come to Pondicherry (in India) also....you are welcome to our place.

I love Quebec accent!!! Sounds tougher 😎

Nice merci beaucoup from melbourne australie

great job!!

merci pour cette vidéo :)

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Avec plaisir! : ) Est-ce que tu parles espagnol?

@gri20pa07

7 жыл бұрын

Lesbros Anthony oui, c'est ma langue maternelle

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

D'où viens-tu? : )

@gri20pa07

7 жыл бұрын

Lesbros Anthony République Dominicaine, dans les Caraïbes :)

@giovannirivasaltamirano2539

7 жыл бұрын

Salut Grissette! Je suis en train d'apprendre le Français. voudriez-vous parler avec moi? Seulement pour améliorer mon francais

Les montréalais qui pensent que le Québec est bilingue, sortez de Montréal, vous allez voir qu'à l'extérieur de la région de Montréal le Québec est unilingue francophone.

I like Quebecois more because the vowels are clearer and the consonants sharper.

“Party Mix”?? He read that off the Chex bag and thinks English speaking people say that!

@Swenthorian

4 жыл бұрын

lmao

@rachellesavard6069

4 жыл бұрын

No there are many random English words in Quebec french that have totally different meanings from the original

@shaungordon9737

4 жыл бұрын

This happens in many languages.

Give us more Myron!

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

Ah oui ! Il a une vidéo où vous le verrez beaucoup bientôt.

Oubliez po d'manger la bonne poutine du Québec 😂👌🏼

Great video! Not sure why the video makers felt the need to "correct" the spoken language in the subtitles, rather than just writing out what people said in representation of how they speak. Classic Euro-centric superiority complex

2:06 I think he said Shiac not chiants . Shiac is a combo of Acadian French/English mixed together, nothing like the Quebecois French.

Party mix the soda?

Wow the way the ones from gaspesie talk has a lot of similarities with French in Louisiana

At the time of New France (1534-1760), French was spoken in this vast territory which stretched from Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico, but was very sparsely populated compared to New England 'it encircled, was the same as that spoken in mainland France, because linguistic unity was made very quickly, thanks to the Filles du Roy (Louis XIV), in the 17th century on the territory. After the conquest by the English during the Seven Years' War (1756-1763), the elite of New France returned to their mother country, delivering the French Canadians to their own devices in the hands of the English. Between 1760 and 1960, there were very few cultural exchanges between France and Quebec, which became a province when Canada was founded in 1867. The French spoken by Quebecers and Francophones outside Quebec evolved in enclosed, has retained the mostly 18th-century accent it had during the 1760 conquest. In contact with English, the French spoken in Quebec became impregnated with it and inevitably bastardized, bathing in an Anglo-Saxon sea that is North America. Apart from the Anglicisms of all kinds that pepper the Quebec language, due to the geo-political context that has prevailed and still prevails in North America, it is miraculous that French is still spoken here in the 21st century, but which, in the he current time is threatened with disappearance by the decreasing demography of Quebecers, mass immigration, the laxity of the Liberal governments which have succeeded over the past twenty years, both federal and provincial in this area. By refusing to impose French at CEGEP, the current government, the CAQ under François Legault, inevitably contributes to the anglicization that is close to the point of no return for Quebec.

@SandfordSmythe

Жыл бұрын

I wanted to add another angle. Many of the geographical names along the northern Mississippi date back to the French Settlement times, and their current pronunciations upset French majors. But the Chair of Romance languages at St Louis University said they reflect older French pronunciations, like "Gravois" is said pretty much the way it is spelled.

Merci beaucoup!!! J'espérais cette vidéo tout les temps (les gens utilisent un/ce vidéo au Québec lol). Je suis en train d'appendre le français à Montréal. Très belle ville ,mais, vraiment un peu froid......

@lesbrosanthony3813

7 жыл бұрын

J'espérais cette vidéo tout le temps --> Ça fait longtemps que j'attends cette vidéo. : )

@roddyzihao5230

7 жыл бұрын

thanks!

@Easy Languages Attention ! À 2:04 il ne dit pas 'chiants', il dit 'chiac' /ʃjak/, ça désigne une manière de parler, une sorte de dialecte, d'où l'explication qu'il te donne après sur la diversité des origines dans la région. fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chiac

Très accueillants et chaleureux les Québecois !

Le Québec n'est pas bilingue, mais des gens peuvent parler des langues étrangères. Découvert par les français.

0:20 Name?

C'est une province immense et magnifique les gens sont adorables l'été effectivement il fait chaud mais l'hiver est très long et tout de même très froid, trop pour moi qui suis méridional. Même les Québécois s'échappent l'hiver pour aller passer un moment en Floride ou en Jamaïque. Montréal est une ville vraiment sympa super souvenir. L'acadien est plus facile à comprendre. Message aux français qui doivent aller au Québec n'essayez pas d'imiter leur accent c'est franchement difficile et c'est un peu ridicule en plus ça les contrarie comme dans toutes nous régions où l'accent est particulier.

Francais d'europe= Interview, Quebecois= Entrevue,. Francaise d'europe= Pastaque, Quebecois= Melon d'eau Francais d'europe= Resumé , Quebecois= Fait saillants

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J’habite à Montréal maintenant :)

0:14 lol¡¡¡

Je ne peux pas presque comprendre ce qu'ils disent sans titles

Most colonies hold on to older forms of a language moreso than the colonists.