Wrong Pronunciation in Quebec | Post Office & Train Experience, Aquarium Visit & Sweet People

[@trentstewart6703]

That was actually a huge compliment from a french person to criticize you for not being french due to your mastery of english. Youve done amazing with it.

[@williamdemerchant7295]

A 24 year old French woman that loves Rush? Most of their songs are way older than you are. They were an awesome band. 🎸🎸🥁Enjoying your Quebec adventures.

[@dudley7540]

You meet so many nice people because you're so nice. Simple as that!

[@DanielFrost21]

Bonjour Marie........so much to this great video. The restaurant footage was fantastic. We had a restaurant here in Pittsburgh that was on the 62nd floor of a building. I was there a couple times, and the view was spectacular. It appeared in a few Hollywood movies, but unfortunately it's closed now. It wouldn't be a Marie video without a Mustang. That one was very sharp. I'm glad you took a day to relax, and take an afternoon nap. I love doing that. You're very smart to write things down. I took a trip to New York City years ago, and I kept a journal. I'm sorry to hear that someone is making negative comments about you. He must be a very sad person. Remember that the rest of us love you. Montreal looks like a great city. Can't wait to see the videos. See you Sunday🌺

[@andre_p]

Marie, you’re amazing ! My grand-daughter Léa-Marie, 15 has the same knack you have of effortlessly switching back and forth from one language to another. I guess this has to do with the generation but also with the openness of mind and curiosity you show in your videos. Your video on Mtl was great as well 👍.

[@tootalazaaz]

Wow some crazy beautiful views from so high up. That really is a good looking city. Talk about snow. They had snow skiing till the 4th of July in Lake Tahoe. Bordering Nevada and California. Keep smiling.

[@GT-jc5lk]

I loved the aquarium videos. Fascinating!

[@rexb2918]

Marie the photography inside the aquarium was beautiful. Very professional. I really enjoyed your reaction videos but I think switching to travel was the best choice.

[@Brandon_Beaty]

What a great video, Marie! It looks like you had a nice little adventure. I would encourage you to carry on being who you are. Strangers insulting other strangers on the Internet is baffling. I'm sure most of us will never fully understand the time and effort you've invested to developing your English skills to this level. 💜

[@davidsartin5708]

LOL... You are doing great Ms. Merie. Don't worry about the hatters you are doing a splendid job at sharing your travels and new experiences. I traveled to Montreal a couple of times years ago making deliveries as I was a truck driver and I couldn't speak a word of French. I called to get directions, but as I said I couldn't speak French so I simply compared the words on the map and drew out my route of travel that way. LOL What an experience. Be safe and as always " HAVE FUN" )))

[@carolmartin4413]

Sweet. Montreal is beautiful...can't wait. Jellyfish are beautiful...you don't want to get stung. It will be interesting to see what city you found most interesting when you are finished with your Canadian trip. Later! 12:49

[@sardine7768]

Aquarium is amazing and red mustang of course...🧜‍♂🧜‍♂🧜‍♂🧜‍♂🧜‍♂🧜‍♂ Beautiful video.

[@ronstevens4009]

Hi Marie!! 🤗 What a fun and full video diary you've given us here - WOW! I love that you had a relaxed start Monday, and then actually had a GOOD visit to a Post Office, for a change 😂- Yay! You even had a helpful employee while you were there. If I traveled by myself, I am not sure I would ever decide what to do each day 😲😂, and you did great! Nature was calling you that day, and you even had a helpful Uber driver, who then sent you to Ciel. I have only been on one rotating tower restaurant in San Antonio, TX, and you really took some amazing panoramic videos from floor #28 😮🤗 during the 90 minute rotation, and I love your favorite one across the water, the beautiful downtown skyline, and even with the greenery to the right 🥰. That bread did look good Marie, and a place like that usually requires reservations. Awhhhhh, I love that first cute seal you captured, and the white bears (one with his huge paw covering his eyes) were very cool!! And you knew the jellyfish would be fascinating, with colors and music, as you said, it was like another world experience ❣ You know, $22.50 is not at all bad for your fabulous tour that you show next!! The running stream over the rocks showed the natural setting they maintained in this aquarium - so nice. And that seal (?) swimming upside down, totally relaxed was cool. And was that a white wolf - wow!! Then we saw such cool fish and the very colorful octopus (pink, red, white), followed by a wild-colored, almost "winged" fish looking at us 😊😲. Those little critters peering out from under the sand were SO cute, and then we saw the orange/white fish feeding and then the manta ray gliding by. And what in the world was that black fish lined in the middle with white specks - WOW !??? The red ones with white whiskers went by and let us see that interesting fish with a gaping open mouth that never closed 😵❗And here they come, Marie, those other worldly jellyfish that were so beautiful and colorful, some with white-tipped tentacles. Holy cow, Marie, that red one had the longest tentacles I have every seen in my life 😮😮! I love all the seahorses, with colors and varieties I have also never seen - that is sooo interesting Marie! (I like the yellow plants too) And the the Pieuevre = Octopus you found - so cool, and you even showed us a very "Wise" Owl 😄😉. I'm glad you were able to talk to that knowledgeable and friendly girl, who explained that they began as a research center (so fun to know that)! You showed those cool white, black, and grey manta rays (petting them), and you even got to pet a beautiful coral-color starfish 🥰. It is nice to see they have gotten to where they are focused on the animals themselves, the fish, and the flora and fauna at this point! AND, you love no crowds, even getting 2 tours - so cool, I love that for you ❤! (Your sandwich DID look very good!) So Marie chose to walk back and it paid off with the gorgeous, perfect for Marie Red Mustang 🥰🥰!!! AND, following that, you actually found your RUSH beers at the liquor store (and "Moving Pitchers" for the 40th Moving Pictures Album). The rain came, along with a swollen ankle (I'm so sorry Marie 😥😥) , causing you to try out the easy to ride buses in Quebec. I LOVE your notebook - SO pretty, and SO useful, and also SO valuable for us to hear what you saw ❤. We all need a rest day Marie, and you deserved one (and the nap)! That pizza looked great! Then came the Wednesday train experience to Montreal. I LOVE how you say Montreal Marie ❣ Shopping for the sweater was nice for you, and so was your Newfoundland, favorite dog "Beau" (beautiful coloring) with the sweet Florida couple!! (Marie is never annoying, just loving and petting her favorite dog! - they did not mind 😉) You got to have an interesting talk with the guy working in the street, and what do you know, it SNOWS in MAY 😮🤗 - you needed the sweater now for sure 😂! I had no idea the luggage worked the same on Rail Canada trains as airplanes, but you got your window seat and refreshments brought TO you! You saw some lovely vistas from the train, including the beautiful cityscape across the water. Wow, you even caught the Blue Jays, and WOW - you actually spotted Geddy Lee (musician and vocalist for RUSH - the same day you found RUSH beer 😂🤗!). Marie, the haters will go on hating, and the complainers will always complain, and we can do nothing about it!! Nobody can please everyone, so please ignore those folks!! They truly, honestly show their complete ignorance and meanness when they fail to realize what a lovely, wonderful, amazing treasure you are 🥰🥰, and that is their LOSS ! I adore hearing your English AND French AND Spanish AND Japanese AND any language Marie has amazingly learned (probably more coming!) ❤❤❣ (P.S. I love your timelines and your Chapters for the video!) I'm sorry I was so long, but you gave us so many wonderful gifts to enjoy here - THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH MARIE 🤗😇! Now please take care in France, and I am looking forward to your next video - Bye until then 🤗🤗❣

[@merrillpayton]

Marie, you do a great job and your reactions are informative, interesting, educational and sometimes provocative. Don't listen to all the BS some folks write, they just don't have anything better to do with their boring, mundane lives!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for a great reaction. Bon nuit!!

[@BNehls08]

Love the fact that you are a Rush fan like me, I've been to two of their shows. Quebec City looks amazing. I would like to go there and Saint John New Brunswick.

[@itzel1735]

I love taking the train between Quebec and Montreal. Sometimes take Via Rail between Toronto and Windsor, depending on the purpose of the trip. 🛤️

[@cyndydealmeida4085]

You are so interesting. I love your zest for travel. I love your honest and polite comparisons. Your fresh eyes on what is to be seen. I came to Canada years ago from England and have always been fascinated by the fact that English and French Canada get along side by side and the difference in language. I also was told that the French language spoken in Quebec is from a very old type of French, and I believe your father also explained that to you. Please do not take silly comments to heart. You are doing a great job and absolutely I am enjoying your tour very much. I am a senior now and have travelled a great deal in the past. I am unable to travel now, and so I enjoy watching you, and your commentary.

[@1ouncebird]

I loved this video Marie. Enjoyed hearing your stories and seeing the sights. And as an American I have no right to tell a French person or a Canadian how to pronounce their own city names. The way you speak sounds great to me.

[@sid7088]

I met Geddy at a Blue Jays game in the early '90s. I love Rush too. ❤

[@itzel1735]

Lucky duck.

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

😵😵😵

[@troykauffman3963]

Hello Marie, your English is excellent by the way 😀. What a beautiful sight from the restaurant and the aquarium looks amazing. As always thanks for sharing and wish you safe travels in your future adventures 😀.

[@carllance8062]

Wonderful video Marie. The Aquarium was so beautiful 😍 Thanks for sharing your experience. It appears that you had a wonderful time. Take care and stay safe 🙏🥰

[@josephmayo3253]

Wonderful video Marie. The Aquarium looks amazing. The jellyfish display was spectacular, and I loved the seahorses. Don't let a hater get to you. Your videos are so good, and you seem so sweet. It never crossed my mind that you weren't French, even though your English is excellent. Remember that most of your viewers adore you. Looking forward to your Montreal visit.

[@danielrivard9335]

Bonjour Marie! ❤ça fait un bout que je visionne tes vidéos de voyage aux É-U. et je me demandais quand tu viendrais nous rendre visite…eh bien c’est fait. Je suis né à Québec mais suis Montréalais depuis plus de 60 ans. En espérant que t’aimera cette dernière autant que le première…Bienvenue chez nous! Et profites de la bonne bouffe d’ici 😊

[@bobv7753]

Hello Marie, thank you for your enjoyable content! Really enjoy where you have taken us. Please continue to just be yourself. We enjoy your views & commentary. Always look forward to your refreshing content!!! Best Always.....

[@abeyromero8250]

Amazing video. It was so fun to watch. Thank you.

[@Kennymac8251]

You pronounced Montreal like a true Quebecois. très bon

[@rreagan007]

I had no idea what city she was saying until I read it in the timestamp.

[@jeffstumpf9129]

How else would a native French speaker pronounce a French word?

[@Kennymac8251]

French Canadian is a different French. Marie even stated that.@@jeffstumpf9129

[@rreagan007]

@@jeffstumpf9129 She's speaking English in this video, not French. And she asks in the video how to pronounce it in English, so she obviously does not know the correct English pronunciation.

[@philmakris8507]

Beau is a fairly common name for men in the South, Texas and Louisiana. Sometimes short for Beauregard.

[@kitskivich]

The French word for jellyfish is la méduse!? That makes so much sense, assuming it's the root of Medusa! Etymology is amazing.

[@protonneutron9046]

the jellyfish displays are awesome!

[@stevegfromnc3482]

Great video! I especially liked the aquarium. 🐟 🐠 🎣 🐡

[@elvishemeon389]

I've just discovered your channel and your travel to Canada. I am totally enjoying your stories and adventures. You say Montreal and Levis perfectly. Us english know exactly what you mean :) All Canadians take french in school. I am in Ottawa, Canadas capital and it is totally bilingual. Thank you so much for sharing with us .... and ignore the negative comments lol. I listen to your music reations also. And am now subscribed ! Tu parle anglais tres tres bien .... :)

[@gregcrawley2668]

Great video Marie. I love aquariums and I really enjoy listening to you talk about your experiences. Looks like you are having a great time in your trips. Love your videos.😊

[@user-David-Alan]

Love all your first impressions. Forget all the criticisms, you speak lovely. Thanks for the video and can't wait for the next one. Stay well and be safe.

[@claudest-gelais8456]

"Faut savoir..." You truly have a way with words😅. Just say it both ways, Montréal et Mount-ree-all, comme ça tout le monde sera heureux🥰

[@dougwilson4537]

Absolutely wonderful video. I didn't know that the Aquarium was that big and amazing. I see that a lot of commenters have given you pronunciations of 'Mount Royal' 😁 in English, but your pronunciation is just fine, and perfectly understandable by any English Canadian.😊 As for the snow🤔. I have seen it snow in the middle of June, in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. Granted, that was back in 1971, but it stayed for about 3 days. So a little flurry, is just the Canadian weather, trying to make your visit, more interesting.🌨😉 And you are right to ignore the nay sayer. Over a few of your videos I have seen nothing but Hundreds of positive comments and well wishers. Enjoy your travels, and meeting lots of interesting people. Cheers!😊

[@frankb1]

We have a post office problem in the USA, too. In the past three years, I have had 3 packages that were lost in the mail.

[@TheDuckofDoom.]

They loose almost half of mine and forge tracking scans to falsify on time delivery statistics. Most of the issue is at the final office superviser and delivery carrier level. I've caught them doing it because I'm home most of the time and the scan time doesn't match the route time; They also have several supervisors so I can piece together the the different information they each give me, and occationally I exchange misdelivered packages with other people up to a mile away. The inspector general just passes the buck when I file formal complaints and won't investigate because they don't consider supervisors telling employees to falsify documents to be fraud.

[@keithm9966]

I feel your pain! I've had plenty of issues with the Post Office - still, they do a pretty good job considering how many parcels they deal with each day. Looks like you had a great time in Canada! Love those big white bears and that restaurant looks amazing. Great video! :0) 🐺

[@davidneel8327]

Looking forward to the Montreal video. Been there twice.

[@canadianeasybid]

In english it would be mon treeal. I have also called it the same as you do. Either way is fine. So glad you had a good time and met some nice people in Quebec City. Can't wait so see your Montreal videos. 🐬

[@marnasc]

I lived in Quebec City for a couple of years, so beautiful! Glad to know you're a Rush's fan, I've met Geddy in Montreal at a book signing event. Merci pou cette video, la prochaine fois tu devrais visiter le Saguenay :) I think your pronunciation is perfect :)

[@scbtripwire]

😂😊 I've never heard any local compliment our Quebec city transit system, I'm glad you enjoyed it though! I just came from another of your videos about your trip to Quebec city. 😊 I don't know the international phonetic alphabet, but if you google "Canadian English pronunciation of Montreal" (without the accent on the e of Montreal, which is an important detail) you will get the correct pronunciation of how the local anglophone population says it. 😊 Oddly, that widget Google offers has American vs British variations of the pronunciation... locals use the American version which I guess makes sense, geographically. No Canadian would want to be thought of as American, though! Your French pronunciation of Montréal is, of course, impeccable. 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed your trip here!❤

[@jimini1976]

May 15th was colder than normal in NY state also. My garden struggled this year,cold Spring followed by some suspicious Canadian forest fire smoke. I'm enjoying your travel adventure vids.👍💯😁🐺

[@tonygumbrell22]

Looking forward to seeing more of you in Canada.

[@briangreen9677]

Marie, this video was hilarious! Those of us who've traveled the world have all run into the differences and the way things are said or pronounced. Being American, I get the "eye roll" more often than not when it comes to how I say things, but it comes with the territory. I'd annoy those folks in Montreal, because I pronounce it "Mon-tree-all". Of course, when I was lost in France, I said the city name "Nice" as the English word "nice" and of course, all the French folks looked at me like I was crazy. As I said, it comes with the territory. I loved that you got a chance to go see the aquarium. It's such a fun place to see, regardless of where in the world you are. If you want a truly amazing experience, scope out Hilton's Conrad Rangali Island Resort (Maldives). Their underwater rooms are on my bucket list, and a MUST for any aquarium lover. Thanks for the update video. Keep smiling! It'll make people wonder what you're up to!

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Underwater rooms!? 🤩

[@briangreen9677]

Yes. Underwater rooms. Like you're staying IN the aquarium with water and fish swimming all around you! It's on my Bucket List of things I want to see and experience. I know YOU would love to see such a thing too!@@FrenchTasticExplorations

[@changeworkssystem6024]

Salutations d'un francophile à Phoenix !! J'ai été élevé à Detroit et j'ai eu de nombreuses occasions d'explorer tout le long des deux côtés de la Voie maritime du Saint-Laurent. Il y a BEAUCOUP d'histoire à découvrir et de villes et villages aux noms français à visiter. J'ADORE vos vidéos !! In American English, Montreal = Mahn-Tree-Ahl and Quebec = kwuh-BECK

[@dougwilson4537]

That is the best phonetic spelling of how Montreal and Quebec are pronounced in English. Thank You!😊 Although I must say, that I have always pronounced the province as K-bec.... but then, my parents were from Montreal (Pointe Claire).

[@NiGHTSaturn]

Guys, unfortunately I have to correct you. It’s Keh-Beck. It never was Kwuh-Beck. When you use Queso for Mexican Food do you say « Kwehsoh »? The U is silent exactly like in spanish. The way anglophones started to say it the other way was to especially annoy us in Québec. So respectfully, would be nice for this to change in the future!

[@changeworkssystem6024]

@@NiGHTSaturn Sorry if you were/are offended, but, as my comment said, in American English, it's kwuh-BECK. As someone reasonably fluent in French, I recognize that it's not correct, yet, it is nevertheless how Quebec is pronounced in American English, with the "qu" sounding as it does in queen, quest, quick, quiver and quince. I doubt most Americans will ever change.

[@NiGHTSaturn]

@@changeworkssystem6024I’m not offended personally, I just want to present historical facts. All the words you mentioned have Anglo-Saxon origins. Québec was originally written as Kebek, an Algonquin word. Written with QU instead of a K was its evolution towards French, which has latin roots like Spanish, which is also why I used “Queso” as an example since it’s a commonly used word in the US. It’s not because people are “used” to something that it cannot be corrected. US comedians have long laughed at francophone communities as if we had the exact same stereotypes as people in France, if you think we’d just let that go because people are used to it, our identity would be totally crushed. And saying Québec the right way is important.

[@NiGHTSaturn]

@@changeworkssystem6024But, regardless of my comment, j’apprécie énormément que quelqu’un de Phoenix parle aussi bien français 😉. So no bad blood, it’s already quite hard to protect our culture within North America.

[@StMyles]

Magnificent… thanks for sharing your adventures .

[@simonc.tremblay1154]

Très intéressant d'avoir tes réactions sur notre bout de planète. J'ai bien hâte d'avoir tes commentaires sur MA ville, Montréal. Et oui, t'as bien travaillé ton accent, pour une française ;-)

[@simonforester424]

Oh yeah I forgot about the aquarium in Quebec! I was in high school when I last visited that place during an end-of-the-year school trip. A lot has changed since then. Glad you had a great experience! Also, regarding the pronunciation of Montreal in English, it should be pronounced: "Mun-tree-all" Looking forward to the live stream on Sunday! I should be able to make it this time! 😊 Cheers! 🍻🇨🇦⚜️🇫🇷✈️🌎

[@AvilaDreamer]

Heeeey, Marie! What a lovely video!! It's so nice to hear about your travels in Canada! It's fun to watch you re-react to your memories (great idea to use a journal like you do!). Montreal is pronounced in English with 3 syllables, and the accent on the 3rd. Mon-tray-ALL. But saying it in French is certainly more beautiful !! 😃 I'm truly sorry about the weird comments you get - hopefully, it's not very many. You do an OUTSTANDING job speaking in English. Of course you need more practice - it's a difficult language (so many of our own citizens don't even speak English properly! haha) And the comparison thing (wtf?). Really, it's totally ok to have preferences and to make comparisons with similar things! You don't ever say something is "better" and mean that the other is somehow "bad". It's just a preference and an opinion. And I for one, LOVE that you share your preferences and experiences with us! So, please don't stop!! 🥰 Looking forward to your stream on Sunday! Keep smiling, my friend! xo 🍁✨🤗❤

[@eddiewhite8936]

Excellent video. So happy you enjoyed your visit and saw Geddy!!

[@lucforand8527]

In Canada you can't just look at the average, you also need to look at the possible range of temperatures. Depending on the time of year, you can experience three seasons in one day (winter, spring & summer; spring, summer & fall; summer, fall and winter; fall, winter & spring). As Canada has very much a continental climate that is not moderated by the Atlantic Ocean as in western Europe, we can have large variations in temperature in one day or from day to day.

[@-R.Gray-]

Such great professional looking photography at the aquarium. Just checking out your Canadian content.

[@r.c.brousseau9655]

Hello Marie, I too look forward to your next video about Montreal, my home town. My family arrived in Quebec (then New France) in 1620 from Larochelle.

[@christopheryochum3602]

I can see why you liked the jellyfish section so much. I can watch them all day long. :)

[@kidcurry3962]

I like you just the way you are. As long as you're happy, I'm happy. Take care and best wishes, always.

[@OhyeahMrKrabz]

Not in season at the moment but next time you should go to a hockey game montreal is a great hockey city

[@jeffreyallen1290]

Your english is very good. If you can't recall a word in english from time to time so what? It's not important, you do a great job getting your story told. Other french people I've met have been much, much more difficult to understand. Happy birthday too!

[@donaldcormier4691]

i dont know if you knew this but you can get two year visa to live in Canada i think its called a working holiday visa. where you are young you may want to consider looking into this and getting to really get to see Canada.

[@dennisstafford-cq2xz]

Ottawa=Ah tuh wuh. Canada's Washington, D.C. Gatineau, Qc. is on the opposite bank of the Ottawa River. I could really here the distinct difference between the Quebecois accent and yours when speaking French. Cool. What an amazing solo trip to two of my favorite cities.

[@kd5you1]

I was listening to Distant Early Warning today along with every other song on Rush's Retrospective II CD. :D

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

😆😆😆

[@geoffoakland]

7:35; Rush has their own beer!? C'est Génial !😅

[@marciahuehn2365]

Ignore the haters, those who constantly criticize, the ignorant. You are a fantastic person with a huge heart and generous spirit. We see the world anew through your eyes and that is special. Thanks for being genuine, authentic. Love and peace ❤.😊

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Thank you 🥺🥺

[@simus35]

Super cool tes video sur le quebec, et surtout que je suis née au quebec, Je suis revenue de montout premier voyage a Paris qui fut du 4 Aout au 19 Aout de cette année et j'ai adorée tellement que moi le vieux Daron Québécois pense y retournée souvent

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hi Miss Marie !!!! As always the like button 🔘 has been Illuminated 😁👍👍😎 Hope the weekend Treats you well !!! Talking to locals for Hot Spots & Sites can really help you find the fun places to visit indeed !!! 🤗 Warmest Regards from the Sunshine State 🌞 today's high 94 🌅🏝️🌴🌎

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

Stay hydrated! ✨🤗

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

@@FrenchTasticExplorations In this Heat indeed 😎 Like when you were in Arizona !!! 🤗 Thanks for your Kind Comment & It's Great to hear from you personally !!! 😁👍👍😀

[@FrenchTasticExplorations]

We thought about you with my friend when we were down in Florida 🌴😊

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

@@FrenchTasticExplorations Very kind Indeed !!! So many things to do here I am about 40 Minutes from Disney 30 minutes from Universal studios about an hour from Medieval Times ,and the Pirate DinnerTheater plus there's Gator land As well !!! Then shopping is everywhere here .

[@pbasswil]

It's strange the way we English-speaking Montrealers (we 'Anglos') say the name of our city: Munn Tree ALL. (

[@dereknolin5986]

Just a quick English language tip: You wouldn't say "Welcome FOR this episode;" you'd say "Welcome TO this episode." Thanks for sharing your experiences! Don't let the haters get you down! Aussi, je viens de remarquer ta guitare. Est-ce que vous jouez de la guitare? Si oui, veuillez y jouer pour nous!

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

14:02 I never saw snow in Quebec on that time

[@alexius23]

Merci, tres agreable

[@hardtackbeans9790]

Snow in May isn't that odd at that latitude. Even the lower latitude but at higher elevations can have a winter storm in May.

[@stephanecharbonneau3071]

Now for the pronounciation of Montréal in english... try (Mount, Ree, All)... LOL! instead of (mount, real).. and you'll be well off all 'round' Since it was " Mount Royal" french for "Royal Mount" Roy All" Love ya and may you live you're outmost awesome life.... Du Québec avec amour, continue de nous faire voir du pays ainsi que tes aventures.... qu'elle belle vie tu as de pouvoir faire ce que tu fais... C'est génial! Je t'aime. Tu est une superbe personne et je te souhaite longue vie et plein d'aventures...

[@chetstevensq]

Chicago has the 95th which is a rotating restaurant on the 95th floor of the John Hancock building. Some days you are literally in the clouds which stinks for the view.

[@ianstrand5862]

Anglophones usually pronounce the name as "Mawn-tree-ALL"... emphasis on the last syllable. As in an old rhyme we had when I was a kid "Not too big, not too small, just the size of Montreal"!

[@roku401]

Quand je reste dans la ville de Québec, je resté dans l'hôtel dessous la ciel restaurant (Hôtel Le Concorde de Québec)...

[@PatriotsAndPioneers]

It was so cool to see Geddy Lee throw out the first pitch.

[@mtrudel]

wow juste 8 commentaires - ca vaut la peine d'en rajouter un en espérant que tu le liras. Je dois te complimenter sur ton anglais - Vraiment execeptionnel - Ton prof d'anglais n'était certainement pas ... Francais. Je n'ai jamais rencontrer un Francais qui parlait Anglais sans l'accent francais - Ca n'existe simplement pas. En tou cas bravo.

[@GoWestYoungMan]

Great that you got to experience some Canadian sporting culture with the Blue Jays game. There used to be baseball in Montreal too: first the Montreal Royals (founded in 1897) and then the Montreal Expos (founded in 1968) but unfortunately Montreal is currently without a team.

[@lechaouirocqui1066]

We have the Expos in Washington; they are now the Nationals. I did find it curious that in one of her older videos, Marie was wearing a Nationals cap which also you will see in the cartoon that opens this video. When I lived in Montréal, the Expos were still there, so I went to see them frequently. I knew all of the terms in French because as a child, I had a nanny from Louisiana for several years. She taught me French. We used to watch the Red Sox games together, so she taught me all of the French baseball words that they used in Louisiana. The first time that I went, I told my neighbours: «Eje vais à garder une partie à pelote». They started to laugh which made me remember that «pelote» has a different meaning in Louisiana than it does in Canada. It is an archaic French word for "ball". This is what it means in Louisiana. It means something vulgar in Canada. I can remember chuckling when the Canadians called «les maringouins» and «les brulots» «bibittes». In Louisiana, you call those «bêtailles» as «bibitte». has a vulgar meaning in Louisiana. Both of the Florida teams want to move. The Tampa team even wants to move to Montréal. As I understand it, your Conseil Municipal wants a baseball team but your Bourgmaîtrasse does not.

[@squamishfish]

Geddy has a very big Base ball collection, he is a baseball history buff

[@cnlicnli]

In 2008, Getty Lee donated a collection of about 200 signed baseballs to the *Negro Leagues Baseball Museum* in Kansas City, Missouri.

[@Linda-y9h]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ you are adorable! 😊

[@JasonMoir]

The English pronunciation of Montreal is "mon-tree-all."

[@claudest-gelais8456]

That's about right 🙂

[@pierrehamel4424]

No, it stays the same. You just mist pronounce it.

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

You experienced Quebec & Montreal in May. Wait until you need to do anything outside in January or February... It will be a different story. My family is from North Dakota, USA. Not so pleasant in Winter for tourists. If you're local, you're prepared for it. A bit like Siberian weather. It's fine if you're prepared and with a fun local👍❤

[@ToddSauve]

I was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan so I know exactly what you are talking about. Almost the definition of cold. 👀🙃🤷‍♂

[@Oxmustube]

The "s" is silent in Lévis.

[@Gilles45]

Lévis est un nom propre et se prononce "lévi", le s à la fin est muet. François Gaston de Lévis (1719-1787) est un militaire français qui s'est illustré en Nouvelle-France.

[@martinbelec1826]

The voice on the train from Québec to Montréal was not a Québécois accent but most probably an Anglo Québécois or Anglo Canadian accent.

[@steelcity3534]

Lovely vlog. There is no room for haters/complainers. So glad that you keep being you. I see your custom guitar sitting in the background. Loved those vids when you helped build it. I hope you have tried to learn to play a little.. What songs are you learning/playing? ⚜

[@timlamb6196]

RUSH RULES!

[@patricemalo2094]

Allo! To help you with the pronunciation of Lévis, let's see if I can help. I'm a french Canadian from Montréal who went to English school all his life. So... Bilingual. First, in Quebec french, we do NOT pronounce the S at the end. As for the English pronunciation, you may be surprised that even the English around here mostly pronounce it with the same French sound. I would say to any English person, it's pronounced LAY-VEE, but not too much accent on the "Y". Hope that helps Can't wait to hear what you though about Montréal!

[@Logan-ed4pu]

I'm gonna have to agree that the way you pronounce "Montreal" is cute. Being from Kansas, we say "Mon-tree-all" so I'm curious if that's actually correct lol.

[@Gilles45]

It is not just "cute", it is absolutely correct.

[@Oxmustube]

I believe the dude from the train said: "Mais ma sainte-foi, il y a un autre 60 passagers qui va embarquer, merci" Even I as a quebecquer had a tough time understanding

[@itzel1735]

😂

[@warrendavis9262]

I can relate... when I visit my New York family, they complain that I sound like a Southerner. I have spent the last 48 years living in North Florida, so...

[@georgetouliatos5972]

Did you use the "Penny Press Souvenir Machine"?

[@Alan-pv2bi]

Very obvious you enjoyed your visit to 🇨🇦! Your reaction videos were some of the first i watched, now a huge Rush fan, nice. Did you consume any cannabis products before visiting the jellyfish? 😂

[@francoispitre6292]

OMG you did not go to Baie-St-Paul !! (Charlevoix region a must ! ) advice to anyone comming to Québec go to Charlevoix region its one of the most beautiful place on earth , the soil is one of the oldest on earth when you are there you are literaly walking on the same soil dinosaurs walked on.

[@jackbrown8052]

I speak good Quebec French. During my many times in France speaking with French people I've sometimes found it easier to speak English than Quebec French. Other times there's been little to no difference between Quebec French and Parisian French. C'est la vie.

[@freddieqmercury5961]

It may depend which part of France.

[@jackbrown8052]

@@freddieqmercury5961 Of course. In France there are regional accents.

[@pierrehamel4424]

They will understand if you let yourself to be impress by their arrogance.

[@claudepepin501]

as a small remark, the french prononciation stayed the same as the one we had in 1700 when the french king decided to let go of the colonies. also called old french.

[@claudepepin501]

Je dois avouer que je me suis fait repondre en anglais par des parisien alors que mon francais est tres acceptable ( pas trop quebecois )

[@Polytrout]

I'm going to have to visit that aquarium. I haven't been there since 1988. Get one straight though, the aquarium is in Sainte-Foy not Quebec City.

[@lucforand8527]

Newfoundland is pronounced like New fun land in Canada; Terre-Neuve en français!

[@candytoo3729]

So glad your trip was lovely. Tune out the haters and enjoy your life.

[@b.slocumb7763]

In the US, New Foundland comes out sounding like Newfunlun, and say it fast.

[@timlamb-o3d]

Rush is my favorite band

[@JohnnyBoy1533]

Here is my experience with the French post office. Sent four posters home from Paris. Only one arrived. 😮

[@PhillipPlus]

Marie, stop checking out bear's butts 🤣