How Similar Are Québec French and Metropolitan French? REACTION

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How Similar Are Québec French and Metropolitan French? REACTION
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@CROM-on1bz 11 күн бұрын

Having conversed quite a bit with Quebecers, we have no difficulty understanding each other, of course, sometimes the turns of phrase seem different or a little old-fashioned but nothing objectionable. What amuses us the most are our respective accents, the Quebecers make fun of the French and the French do the same. Personally I find it amusing, laughter brings people together.

@arkanoid2534 6 күн бұрын

17:56 I'm old fashion.. ha ha ha ! You made my day :)

@carthkaras6449 10 күн бұрын

My father, french speaker from Belgium who has hearing problems use the quebec dubbing when watching movies because they articulate more than the french version from France.

@sandrastill4046 3 күн бұрын

"parker" au Québec, vient du mot anglais "to park", MAIS "to park" vient du mot français "parquer" ! Compte-tenu de l'Histoire entre la France et l'Angleterre (nous nous sommes beaucoup affrontés !), il y a eu beaucoup d'échange de vocabulaire entre les deux nations avec des modifications des mots au cours des siècles. La majorité des Français pensent que le mot "parking" (lieu où on gare les voitures mais ne pas confondre avec un "garage" qui a aussi deux significations ! ) est anglais mais il vient bien du mot français "parquer" qui est maintenant toujours utilisé pour parler des animaux, c'est-à-dire "mettre dans un enclos, un "parc" clôturé", et parfois des enfants 😂! comme "parquer les enfants sur une aire de jeux".

@XiaoVeen 11 күн бұрын

Interesting 🙂 There is also French-speakers in Louisiana, the Cajun community. The usual language is of course different from French, but also from Quebec one !

@VincentSplat 11 күн бұрын

5:00 actually, "job" and "fun" are used in France, though "job" is masculine in France 11:00 that thing of replacing "il" by "y" is used a lot in spoken French in France 16:15 "à cause" is not obsolete in France, it is just used differently than "parce que"

@yvesd_fr1810 6 күн бұрын

D, your french seems quite good to me :-) !

@crowblank1 10 күн бұрын

In Quebec, the grammar and turn of phrase have inherited much from the popular language spoken in the northern half of France. You should know that, since medieval times and until the beginning of the 20th century, there existed a language barrier between the northern half ( Langue d'Oil ) and the southern half ( Langue d'Oc ) of the country, a barrier schematically represented by the "Loire", a river that crosses France from east to west. The seaports of the “north of the Loire” mainly took settlers from the northern part to North America. The seaports of the "south of the Loire" took on settlers for Louisiana and the West Indies. Concerning the accent, Quebec has its own accent and that is what makes it rich. In France, many people from the northern part still have difficulty understanding the accent of people from the south... perhaps because we, in the south, pronounce all the letters of words 😄. I wonder if such a problem exists between a resident of Illinois and a resident of Texas? Sorry for my English, I'm not... Quebecois 😉.

@LetsChillPage 10 күн бұрын

Si on me demandait : « T'as-tu une blonde ? » Direct, je sors mon paquet de cigarettes. 😅

@XiaoVeen 10 күн бұрын

Et si on te demande : comment vont tes gosses ? 😏

@matpitch-id3pp 4 күн бұрын

@@XiaoVeen The best false friend ever XD

@user-ct1bz7cw1j 10 күн бұрын

Always enjoy watching your videos, you are so a nice guy, like the father orphans dream about, like the kid sterile people dream about...

@RobertBakic 4 күн бұрын

Your French is quite good.

@benjamin_barbe 10 күн бұрын

Les Québécois ont bien raison de protéger le Français. En France nous avons trop de mots anglais maintenant. De plus leur accent est drôle.

@t.s.aguilar 9 күн бұрын

Please note that the majority of Québec (humurous) TV-shows shown in France have FRENCH SUBTITLES, so the French viewers can understand what's so funny!

@XiaoVeen 9 күн бұрын

Not only TV shows, also some movies

@micade2518 10 күн бұрын

You say you didn't know Québec was founded by the French? Wait until you hear of Louisiana (named after French King LOUIS XIV...) ;o) ...

@Kamonohashiii 10 күн бұрын

Understanding between those who speak French and those who speak Quebec depends on the dialects of Canada. Such as : Québécois Standard. Nord-ouest. Grand Montréal. Laval-Montréal-Est. Mauricie. Estrie. Beauceron. Québec-Charlevoix. etc.. Some of them are completely incomprehensible to métropolitain French. Otherwise standard Quebecois is not that difficult to understand for french people, even if sometimes we can be confused and ask to repeat the sentence.