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#22531
Jan 6 2015 12:59pm
Quote (Rzi @ 6 Jan 2015 11:46)
nah. wouldn't expect you to know quality anyway


Quote (dirTyMan @ 6 Jan 2015 13:58)
I know you're low quality .


Both Ducks fans, both ignorant to quality

First in the league, still bad q

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#22532
Jan 6 2015 01:01pm
Quote (BiG_BeN @ Jan 6 2015 01:55pm)
I'm canadian, and respect the spoken language wherever I go

But french is a quality language which deserves to be respected and protected, and not speaking French where It should be spoken to me, is sad.

I want my grand-kids to go to french school and learn english just like I did, and not forced to go to english school cause french is a forgotten language.


Not even gonna bother with you. You're a disgrace to life.
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#22533
Jan 6 2015 01:02pm
Quote (BiG_BeN @ Jan 6 2015 10:55am)
I'm canadian, and respect the spoken language wherever I go

But french is a quality language which deserves to be respected and protected, and not speaking French where It should be spoken to me, is sad.

I want my grand-kids to go to french school and learn english just like I did, and not forced to go to english school cause french is a forgotten language.


You live in Canada. If you want french to be primary go to France.
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#22534
Jan 6 2015 01:05pm
Quote (h4bs @ Jan 6 2015 01:23pm)
French Quebecers aren't Canadians though. Tell them they are Canadian lol and it's like waaaaaaaaaaaaaaat... I'm not Canadian!


Quebec is the province that returns the highest number of people identifying themselves as "Canadian" in the ethnic group section of the census .

Quote (dragoneth @ Jan 6 2015 10:46am)
can can can
yes its bilingual but its in quebec and montreal which is known for being french  is it really surprising somebody doesnt know english?
you can get  on just fine with english but you can just as much if not better with french too why is it surprising she doesnt know english? its not like all they do is speak english and shes out of place with french


Actually Montreal is known for having an abudance of English speakers. I've always thought of Montreal as the "English" city in Quebec and a place where you can speak whatever you want, French or English and have almost everyone be able to respond to you. In Montreal, if you speak only English, you will get by completely fine, you will have literally no issues.
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Jan 6 2015 01:12pm
Quote (pcgamingred @ Jan 6 2015 03:01pm)
Not even gonna bother with you. You're a disgrace to life.



sure!

Quote (Farine @ Jan 6 2015 03:02pm)
You live in Canada. If you want french to be primary go to France.



French people from France don't have the same values and we are very different.
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Jan 6 2015 01:16pm
Quote (Caedus @ Jan 6 2015 02:05pm)
Quebec is the province that returns the highest number of people identifying themselves as "Canadian" in the ethnic group section of the census .



Actually Montreal is known for having an abudance of English speakers. I've always thought of Montreal as the "English" city in Quebec and a place where you can speak whatever you want, French or English and have almost everyone be able to respond to you. In Montreal, if you speak only English, you will get by completely fine, you will have literally no issues.


and i completely understand you can get by with english in montreal im not arguing that
but once again why is it surprising that somebody there only knows french?why go out of your way to point that out ?
theres people in ontario that speak only french and ontario isnt even really known as bilingual

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Jan 6 2015 01:23pm
Quote (Caedus @ Jan 6 2015 02:05pm)
Quebec is the province that returns the highest number of people identifying themselves as "Canadian" in the ethnic group section of the census.


Not sure where this comes from, but I live here and trust me most french quebecers, ask them where are they from and they say Quebec, not Canada. And claim to be Quebecois, not Canadian.



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Jan 6 2015 01:23pm
Quote (dragoneth @ Jan 6 2015 02:16pm)
and i completely understand you can get by with  english in montreal im not arguing that
but once again why  is it surprising that somebody there only knows french?why  go out of your way to point that out ?
theres people in ontario that  speak only french and ontario isnt even really known as bilingual


You're 100 % right. Dunno what he's arguing for.

Suburbs around the island of montreal are super french. Really not hard to have a person who doesn't speak a word of English on the island of montreal or anywhere. People do move and stuff.
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Jan 6 2015 01:30pm
Quote (Caedus @ Jan 6 2015 12:28am)
Young person in Montreal who doesn't speak English?



Popcorn Time is a torrent. No thanks.


I dont live in Montreal.
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Jan 6 2015 01:32pm
Quote (BiG_BeN @ Jan 6 2015 11:12am)
sure!




French people from France don't have the same values and we are very different.


That's because you're Canadian and they're French.
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