DIFFERENT FRENCH ACCENTS w/ French Native Speaker

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[@ctalcantara1700]

The southern french accent is easier to understand. I like their pronunciation and the pace of their speech is not so rushed.

[@elbowroom7993]

I'm French Canadian (outside of Québec) and have occasionally heard that French spoken in Canada is wrong, and that the only correct French is the one spoken in France. To me, this is as ridiculous as saying that American English is wrong, and only British English is correct.

[@MrAdriancooke]

Apparently people from Paris pronounce "France" as "Fronce" 😂

[@theocelot6772]

As a non-French speaker, Québécois doesn't even sound like the same language.

[@keithc.4616]

I am an anglophone from Canada, living and working in the national capital, Ottawa. Because I am originally from Newfoundland (the big island next to St. Pierre et Miquelon), I have found it interesting to hear québécois complain about present day Acadien French speakers, from the east coast of Canada, mainly in the province of New Brunswick. I even had friends who tried to speak French with their Acadien accent to get a response in English because some parts of Quebec are very bilingual in English and French. I found it fascinating. Being from Newfoundland, which has many dialects of English that sound very different from the rest of Canada or the USA, I have always found accents and dialects intriguing.

[@mgmartin51]

Accents are what make languages interesting.

[@caiobraz]

Im a TV host in Brazil and I did not to lose my regional accent (Northeastern Brasil) but I surely represent 5% of national tv. Usually my accent has been very mocked and related to poverty, it’s changing in the recent years and becoming something ‘cool’. Love your channel good job

[@murplesman]

Southern accents are actually easier for me to understand as someone who isn't a native French speaker, my class always jokes that Parisians sound almost drunk mixing all the words together.

[@jakezywek6852]

La belle femme!

[@agastyawiraputra2208]

Corsican accent really sounds like an Italian speaking French without the hand gestures. 😂

[@clevercat9774]

In the UK we have a really diverse range of accents which don’t just denote what region you’re from but also a particular city and also things about your educational and socio-economic background. So there’s a lot of snobbery about it here.

[@hakuqtsukii]

As a French creole speaker, the southern French accent is wayyy more understandable to me 😹

[@bigfatcat]

I'm Québécois. When I visited France as a kid, I always thought people in the south were native spanish speakers that spoke french as a second language! XD

[@adlibby6448]

In America people who live in the South are often made fun of for their accents.

[@Tee-xt1cv]

The accent from the old movie reminds me so much of the Mid-Atlantic accent in old American movies

[@luzmartinez8264]

In Latin America we’re used to maaaany Spanish accents so even if we make friendly jokes, we don’t ever discriminate

[@brandonarkell5357]

It's hard for me, as a native English-speaker, to tell the differences in French accents. They are subtle. The most difference to me was between Paris and Corsica.

[@xWizardxRF]

For a russian that doesn't know this language it's almost impossible to hear the difference in between of all of those accents, excluding the last one

[@thespiritofthewestt]

When I was staying in Normandie, I was ordering food when the cashier told me that I have a chti accent. At the time, I didn’t know what that meant, but when I searched it, I found it has a similar quality to Louisiana French. (where I was born, raised, and where I study French!)