You Know You're Dating a Quebecois (French-Canadian) Man When...

[@TheRealMusic76]

C'est clair que ce gars-là s'appelle Kéven hahaha

[@louisd.8928]

*Kéveun

[@louisd.8928]

Pis y vient de St Jérôme

[@koralievilleneuve10]

Vous avez quoi contre Saint-jérôme😂😂

[@alice-bb1zh]

HAHAAHA

[@Zack2T]

TheRealMusic76 Ya un civic monté

[@JohnHoulgate]

I work with a French Canadian. He was once asked if he was married. He said, "No, I don't believe in domestic violence."

[@alexisbarrette7652]

lol

[@tamannarahman899]

🤣🤣

[@linefrenette9116]

🤣🤣🤣

[@mattybrunolucaszeneresalas9072]

In Québec we have a word for people like him. Cave!

[@patm182]

🤣🤣🤣 don't say that playing in Brazil

[@tanya_thivier9]

To all english Canadians: Quebecers in general are veeery kind and easy going people, like REALLY.. So ... Medias tend to picture us as evil persons who hate their neighbors and all english speaking living things but it isn't true at all.

[@janykyaria]

I'm from Quebec and I truly love Canadians :D Would love to visit the entier country to meet every a lot of different people. So what you said is true, we shouldn't base our opinion on a few cases :)

[@tanya_thivier9]

@@janykyaria Sadly most people do :(

[@TheReverses78]

espece d'assimilee, pourquoi tu t'excuse au anglo???

[@tanya_thivier9]

@@lesbobettes You're right

[@tonym7919]

I'm an Anglophone from Québec, and you're wrong. Québecois people are very backwards and hateful, towards anyone different. Not just Anglophones. The image of Québec that is out there is 100 percent deserved.

[@otakukaku]

Attractive people. Great acting. Lots of humor... Two completely incompatible characters that I have zero belief in surviving a year together. *G*

[@megan2484]

In Quebec we say: Les contraires s'attirent opposites attract

[@nenisguevaragomez8122]

@@megan2484 but that is not true in most of cases.

[@jylfarm1964]

Lol, I was instructor for a camp of "Extreme Wild Camping", the type of camp that only a few Quebecers ever participate into. Nevertheless, my wife of 15 years will never go camping, even in the most "Mundane" camp site. Even in hotel, she prefer hotel with several stars. That was not the reason for our separation. I should admit that when I have study mechanic up to college, my wife was more into cars than me. She liked cars a lot.

[@rosaliamiranda4808]

That last part when he seemed so eager to go camping, I would 100% go with him lol

[@rosebine9811]

I know..I felt the same! Hi! I am a Québécoise.

[@PsychTekNic]

@@rosebine9811 Hi Rosebine!

[@PsychTekNic]

Wow, really Rosalía?

[@florencepopos3209]

@@rosebine9811 hé moi aussi chu québécoise, té d'où? et tellement, j'ai juste vraiment le gout d'aller faire du camping!!! ;)

[@rosebine9811]

@@florencepopos3209 de partout? lol je me promène ;)

[@lecoureurdesbois86]

"No lights, no twélette"

[@MsSamQC]

Datte iz de perfect déte

[@TastyGamingQc]

Twé té laite.

[@florencepopos3209]

@@TastyGamingQc ha ha ha ces comme le mot qui sort de nul part dans sa phrase!

[@mazokuchan]

I laughed so loud I think the neighbour heard me

[@Xavier-Denis]

Twélette zone

[@suNnia12]

I'm not really fond of camping but if my boyfriend was that eager, I would go

[@suNnia12]

@Nolwenn Appelbaum ikr I would feel so bad killing that happiness!

[@KanityOnePieceChill]

well he scared her especially when he started talking about bears and raccoons 😂😂

[@elainebmack]

@@suNnia12 . Exactly! When your mate wants to do something like this, go with the flow and stay open. You never know what you will enjoy and discover about yourself.

[@martasloane8081]

Do not mess with someone else's phone.. Seriousy

[@melissaseguin9996]

@Crystax reaper En meme temps, si tu recens le besoin d'avoir le mot de passe de l'autre pour pouvoir fouiller dans son cell, la confiance n'est pas tellement là.

[@erikaplante-jean7745]

YASSS I hate when my boyfriend take my phone! I never knows what shitty things he will do on it (stupids things guys like to do like commenting on facebook or changing your contacts names!!!)

[@Emanuela9]

but those pictures, car, car, car, car, him, car, car, car, him kissing car. Too funny.

[@naria2224]

Exactly, it’s disrespectful to invade privacy. Even a person does not have anything to hide they have the right to want some things that are just for them. Also that in general snooping is disrespectful. Taking the phone to just look everything makes it seem there is no trust.

[@wannaberockgoddess]

I've dated a few Quebecois and Franco-Ontariens, but I've found they've always been good at making the first move and haven't been condescending if you're not good at something. They've also been really sweet and goofy, where a lot of Anglo-Canadian guys are more reserved and worried about trying to look cool. So I'd say take it all with a grain a salt :) still a funny video though

[@yiddena]

Having had boyfriends in QC this is definitely only half accurate. When I was living there, Quebecois men would love to use the pick up line and would be very, very up front about coming up to women with: "Veux-tu quelqu'un pour te rechauffer pendant l'hiver?" ("Do you want someone to keep you warm through the winter?"). They are also extremely seductive, warm, caring and intellectual (philosophical). They are pretty straightforward, so you know where you stand with them in a relationship.

[@yiddena]

They are probably the best men I've ever dated in every way.

[@yiddena]

@@JeffAboularage, my favorite Quebecois tunes: "I lost my Baby" (Jean Leloup): kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKq5Y6BuoMl3d5o and "Je Reviendrai a Montreal (Charlebois): kzbin.info/www/bejne/nWWxiYilbdacpq8

[@yiddena]

@kshamwhizzle, I lived there in 2003-2010, so pre-dating app's (in the good old days when men still put in an effort to charm a woman!)

[@lindabrouillette6765]

@@yiddena they still do!@!

[@yiddena]

@@lindabrouillette6765, that's great to hear!

[@rhubarb1021]

I’m from BC and my boyfriend is quebecois- let’s just say this is incredibly accurate

[@lucka55]

This is so quebecois xD

[@HowzitQc]

I am Quebecois. I confirm all of this and especially cold temperatures. Oh it's -10°C and snowing? I take my shoes, my jacket and out i go

[@HowzitQc]

@Fascisté français canadien it's a very light jacket. Its not like it's cold when it's -10

[@agnes15101968]

@@HowzitQc Are you talking about Fahrenheit oder Celsius?

[@SsmAnyfeSt]

@@agnes15101968 Celcius in Canada. Fahrenheit is only used in USA...

[@marchchela8763]

Living in Quebec for years now, this is accurate! I died at the "camping sauvage" part, Quebecois love it!! The only thing missing here is the hockey season!

[@Xerxes2005]

True. Québécois love their hockey even more than their cars!

[@florencepopos3209]

@@Xerxes2005 SO TRUE! ;) speech of québecoise!

[@lindabrouillette6765]

@@Xerxes2005 not true!!! ALOT of french canadians do not like sports or hockey. They honestly prefer theur car especially their sports cars, (another stupid stereotype).

[@Nosk0]

Ben oui tsé!

[@Xerxes2005]

Oh? And what's your country?

[@stargirl7646]

The guy describing the camping gear was hilarious 😂😂😂

[@themaggattack]

Aren't you excite?

[@therealmrsteve]

I would be! Probably because am Canadien lol

[@florencepopos3209]

ha ha ha me too! I'am québecoise and is so true!!! Sometimes I recognize myself in the subject! It's weird but these funny!

[@eleonoraschor1664]

His expression of disappointment was adorable!

[@kamka8149]

Best part of the whole video.

[@Stephmusiculture]

The blonde girl being traumatized at the Quebecois woman hitting and screaming hahaha.

[@ohTROLOLOL]

Tsé, même si c'est stéréotypé en tabarnak, j'approuve! And the accent of that guy is SO québécois, makes it even more perfect. Kuddos to you DBB!

[@watchchill789]

hhh exact shui po né icitte mé qd même cé le fun

[@mollycorkeyflatters8639]

Me sais! C’est presque incomfortable,

[@nadiah6263]

I’m québecoise, obviously the guy playing the boyfriend talks with a great typical Quebec accent 👍. However, the tall long-haired guy and the girl with the white cap don’t have quebecois accents. Maybe french-ontarian or acadian? I could hardly understand their french.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

Little fact: The quebecois accent "thickness" varies from one Quebecois to the next. Lots of Montrealers (and in other smaller cities) grow up in both French and English, they don't have that particular accent. Others have it, ranging from thin to thick. There are also Anglo-Montrealers with the opposite accents, speaking primarily in English and French with an English accent (or not)... cheers

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

I agree, they all sounded 'Quebecois', to varying degrees... except that Asian guy.

[@elainebmack]

I just returned from my first ever trip to Quebec City, and I can honestly say that he best part about being there was meeting the Quebecois; SO friendly, down to earth and fun!

[@inconnu4961]

There are Quebecois in ville de Quebec? wow! when did this happen?

[@TerreSeche213]

You Know You're Dating a Kéveun de Laval when...

[@Alectozere]

Je sais que c'est 7 mois trop tard mais PTDR tu m'as tuée xD

[@atchoummette]

I'm Québécoise and I've never met a guy with such a passion for cars (maybe hockey though...) and this friendly with his love interest ! Plus guys can be very romantic and gentle at times. But it was very funny to watch ! Thank you !

[@m.e.fdjell7092]

They are Romantic cheaters. French Cnanadian man say to you : Babe you are my oxygen, then he kisses you in Tim Horton, in the metro. but when you arrive to trust him he cheats the shit out of you 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. the rate of divorce/break up is above 85 % in Canada due to adultery.

[@dominicmoras4283]

@@m.e.fdjell7092 I don't know where you get that, but then again if you picked a guy who likes his car more than actual people like in the video, don't be surprised if he cheats on you. That's not being French Canadian, it's called being a douchebag XD

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

@@dominicmoras4283 EXACTLY!!!! They took a random quebecor and said "this guy would represent all quebecois in our videos" contributing to quebecbashing with this attitude

[@megan2484]

there is a shit load of guys who talk about their car like that

[@hugobourgon198]

There are a lot of them in Gaspésie. 😅😬

[@katerynadvornichenko]

I never thought that Canadian French is so hard to understand. It is a completely different world!

[@marie-everousseau2355]

You have no idea. When we go to France, French people speak to us in English because they cannot understand.

[@hagron5702]

@@marie-everousseau2355 Pas vraiment. C'est facile de parler le français international avec un français.

[@megan2484]

that video is not in French though.

[@Limemill]

Accent and contraction-wise it’s much closer to the French spoken in Normandy

[@lindabrouillette6765]

@@marie-everousseau2355 when i go to france everybody understand me perfecly, why? Because i can switch from quebecois to parisian easily with no accent whatsoever. So what you're saying only applies to that person. Alot of french canadians can do that.

[@carpelinguae9097]

Historical Fact: Men in Québec have no trouble letting women take the initiative, and this is in part because of the "Filles du Roi" ("Daughters of the king") who were 800 women from France, aged 18-30, under the protection of the King, who moved the New France to help increase the population. Intermarriage of French men with native women was encouraged but there just weren't enough women. All the Filles du Roi came to New France voluntarily. Unlike many women at the time, the Filles du Roi were allowed to choose their husbands. Admittedly, they were choosing from a very small pool - the population of New France is just over 3,000 and includes a disproportionately high number of priests. The women met potential suitors in a series of chaperoned, interview-like "dates." The meetings were presided over by Jean Talon himself, along with Ursuline nun Marie Guyart. (Guyart would later be canonized as St. Marie of the Incarnation.) The women sailed across the Atlantic then down the St. Lawrence, stopping first at Quebec City, then Trois-Rivieres, and eventually making their way to Montreal. At every stop, they had to make a choice; go with one of the men there, or see if there's a better husband waiting down river. But the thing was, it was the women who chose their suitor, the men had to deal with the rejection.

[@tanya_thivier9]

I don't really think this is why.. But why not I guess

[@carpelinguae9097]

@@tanya_thivier9 it is one historical explanation. Tu es d'où?

[@tanya_thivier9]

@@carpelinguae9097 Du Québec, pt que c'était réellement ça mais dans ces années là seulement aujourd'hui c'est pas mal pareil partout dans les pays développé et pas tout les pays ont la mm histoire.

[@carpelinguae9097]

@@tanya_thivier9 tu n'as pas beaucoup voyagé, paraît-il mais bon, qui sait?

[@tanya_thivier9]

@@carpelinguae9097 Les femmes sont indépendante presque partout sauf dans les pays latins où c'est culturel que les hommes courtisent les femmes, autrement partout en Scandinavie les femmes sont indépendante, etc.. J'ai assez voyagé tkt.

[@taranykyforiak1753]

Ahhh the couple in this video seemed so mismatched, he was so endearing and laid back, and she seemed uptight and higher maintenance. Would love to be friends with this guy!

[@meganedeslauriers3396]

Tara Nykyforiak most Québécois guys are like this, going with the flow and enjoying life

[@happygolucky9004]

I agree with you that they are mismatched. I don't think she is "higher maintenance" I think some people have different ideas of dating. I wouldn't want to date someone that treated me like a buddy.

[@sweetbrown89]

Happy GoLucky so...high maintenance.

[@elainebmack]

Me too!

[@KittySnicker]

I thought he seemed like a dick lol

[@amelie5499]

5:45 J'adore x) His québécois-talking-in-english-accent is perfect hahaha

[@PsychTekNic]

You are perfect :)

[@florencepopos3209]

ha ha ha, j'adore moi aussi!

[@andreac647]

"and we will bathe in the river...it's like in bathtub but with the fish you know" 😁

[@Owuqhdssoq]

Vancouverite here, Québécois are really kind, friendly and have a great sense of humor. Relocating to Québec

[@414MrMilwaukee]

2:07 Dude is HUGE!!! Cool accent by the way and great vid👍

[@lolaispure4296]

Hosti qu't'es beau, twein

[@pugsandcoffeeplease]

He's hot! Oooft..

[@maidanlebon7358]

you should take a class on camera angles... it seems there are very many things you are missing in your life.

[@bm.5266]

Maidan LEBON no he’s actually that big for real. He was on a recent videos on the hottest Caribbean accents and everyone was commenting on how big he is

[@maidanlebon7358]

@@bm.5266 Incorrect, I just checked the video and no one has commented on his height in the video... still not true.

[@nikitanair6566]

All I got from that is that these two people should never date. XD Not compatible at all lololol

[@Emanuela9]

What did you expect? They met in a bar.

[@ezio3434]

Very accurate, except the fact that you guys overlooked our love for hockey. Watching the Montreal Canadiens to be more specific (most of us, some like to be weird and cheer for Boston or Toronto) when the team is doing great people are happy, when the team lose a couple of games in a row, people are a little depressed, but the best part is the playoffs. Having 20 people in the living room for 3 hours, all wearing a Canadiens jersey or t-shirt is very common. Hearing people that never saw a game before cheering with us. Yhea I miss playoff hockey in Montreal, I like my province and the people here even if it's not perfect, I wouldn't live anywhere else.

[@jo-annbastings]

Gosfi3 amen to that mon frère!

[@Arsenic404]

Go Habs Go mon tabarnak!

[@inconnu4961]

I was surprised how many Quebecois/se DO cheer for the Bruins! i found at least 2 pages on facebook of Quebeckers who are diehard bruins fans! it only deepens my respect for Quebec that there are such smart people! LOL Keep this in mind though: 1 million French-Canadiens left Quebec and settle in Nouvelle Angleterre for a better life! Boston is a city of former French-Canadiens, along with the Irish. Many many French Patronyms in New England!

[@inconnu4961]

@@Arsenic404 Go Bruins!

[@veroniquelauzon2801]

​@@inconnu4961the Bruins are evil

[@willlexie]

Me, before this video: "I think I'm confident enough to speak French". Me, watch a video about Quebecois: "WHAT IS THAT?!?!?!"

[@alexderosa6589]

January Colnick so i guess it’s a like a class thing, like when people say their ancestors were on the Mayflower to be cool.

[@sirenia1241]

@qwerty mnbvc you never heard shiac then.

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

@@sirenia1241 Je suis d'accord, le shiac est beaucoup plus "franglais".

[@fs400ion]

@qwerty mnbvc Il y a aucun franglais dans ce vidéo... et en passant le franglais c'est juste du français déconstruit, dégueulasse, et en voie d'assimilation à l'anglais. Pas de quoi en être fier.

[@bastobasto4866]

@@alexderosa6589 what are you on about

[@chadguindon6909]

I am an English-Canadian and I have dated 2 French-Canadian men in the past. They are so much fun to date, I find.

[@thesilverblades]

Being a Quebecois myself... the car part is exaggerated, but the rest is spot on !

[@coraliemorin7095]

La partie sur les cahrs est EXTRËMEMENT représentative 😂

[@dominicmoras4283]

@@coraliemorin7095 C'est loin d'être tous les gars qui sont comme ça! Mais ya effectivement des gars qui sont exactement comme ça. Ils portent leurs calottes par en arrière, s'appellent Keven ou Jimmy et habitent à Laval ou St-Jérôme XD

[@nordichellas3155]

It's not. 99% of French Canadian guys I know barely talk about anything besides cars!

[@curiousoli]

Esti que je déteste les chars, mais je dirais que c’est quand même une tendance nord-américaine

[@meguinator]

thesilverblades I agree

[@alancloutier8820]

Being of French Canadian decsent I'm overjoyed by this & all things related .(I need to relearn French so that when I migrate to New Brunswick & or Quebec ) I can reconnect with people who's ancestery is the same as mine. Our ancesters have been thru alot .no matter how U.S. elections turnout. I LOVE anything. Quebecois & Acadian.😺 Je vous aime. (Hope the spelling is right)

[@tobaccoworm2511]

He's so cute when talking about camping 😊

[@citlalivillegas9298]

Honestly if my man was that excited about camping I wouldn’t even interrupt his plans lol

[@GhostEye31]

Literally nothing more confusing for an Anglo-Canadian who speaks a bit of French then a Quebecois speaking Franglais

[@DiscipleOfHeavyMeta1]

4:18 "15 cm of snow" Lol. That's what we get in a single snowstorm. And even then, we'd consider it a pretty mild one assuming low wind speed, weak gusts and low levels of drifting snow. Last Winter, over three meters of snow had accumulated in my backyard. I ran out of space to pile the snow I was shovelling off my driveway by February. It was pretty bad.

[@missscarlet6044]

Let me just tell you from experience that the many many car pictures on the phone is true!!!! thats all my cousins and uncles have on their phones! then my dad is even worse! 15 cm of snow? That's nothing! but the -40C is true though, Tsé and là are very ofte used :) and some older French words as well that French people in europe don`t understand too. It literally broke my heart when she said no to Camping. Like, nooooo it`s so great!!!!!!

[@CP-ko3xz]

But they really don't all adore their cars. It's more of a cultural thing in rural areas.

[@bigfatburn6229]

Never met a man liking cars. I’m Québécoise.

[@kirouanemohamedamine7995]

How are you?

[@ChcalateMaster]

Can you please do a video on what it’s like to date a Greek man?

[@ninacosic6565]

Yesss🔥🔥 I was just about to comment that😂😂

[@ΔημητρηςΚωνσταντινιδης-ο9ο]

As a greek i have to say that it will be very funny

[@ChcalateMaster]

Nina Cosic I knowwww it’s long overdue!

[@ChcalateMaster]

Δημητρης Κωνσταντινιδης I’m dating a Greek guy right now and I’m dying to see how accurate the video will be :)

[@Evan_Gr]

Oh crap this is gonna be fun 😂 At least the stereotypical Greek guy presented in such video 😛 Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷

[@eddisontollett8845]

4:52 "Ta blonde.... ma blonde??.... yes you are my beautiful blonde."🤣😂 ça c'est l'plus drôle.

[@maximebernier5860]

Allo de la part des estis de franco-ontariens! 😂🙌 Keep calm, yes there are native french canadians outside Québec 🇨🇦⚜

[@ludoo.a2815]

Ta yeul opir

[@jejeroy]

imposible :D

[@k-rup4772]

Ta pas choisi ton nom toé🤣🤣😂😂

[@melissaseguin9996]

Le québec, le nouveau-brunswick et l'ontario ; il n'a pas seulement dans la province du Qc qu'il y a une forte concemtration de franvophone t'as raison 👌

[@Emanuela9]

Mais no! 😲

[@hunnybunny5474]

Lmao! Quite accurate, aside from the automotive obsession! My bf lives near Montreal and speaks Quebecois. It's funny because I've been learning french so I can talk with his family better, but I'm learning metropolitan french through a phone app. So, whenever he "corrects" my pronunciation or spelling, the app says I'm wrong lol

[@inconnu4961]

LMAO definitely learn the Quebec version unless you plan on visiting France or Belgium!

[@mariodezert]

Quand j’ai visité au Québec les gens étaint très gentil et sympa. J’ai essayé parler beaucoup le français, mais le quebecois c’était dificile à moi. Mais j’ai fait beaucoup des promenades là. J’adore le Quebec.

[@cassiopee26]

Oh c'est normal, mais revenez nous voir plus souvent et vous nous comprendrez de mieux en mieux! ;)

[@mariodezert]

@@cassiopee26 Oui merci pour votres mots! En 2019, j’ai visité à Paris pour 5 nuits et allors le français parisien était plus facile à moi en compairison avec le français québecois. Mais lá en France, it faut practiquer beaucoup aussi.

[@cassiopee26]

@@mariodezert oui, comme n’importe quelle langue en fait il faut la pratiquer. :) Bonne continuité à vous!

[@emilyvielka]

They are Latinos too. Bonjour Quebec🇨🇦🇲🇶 Kisses from Ecuador🇪🇨

[@karima_MK]

No they are not latinos at all. I am a french in quebec and they behave like shy americans. Not funny. Luckily there are latinos here to warn up the atmosphere

[@tonyhawk94]

@@karima_MK Latinos doesn't mean being "festive" or warm, Latino means American people descending from Latin european culture : France, Portugal, Spain and Italy. Quebeckers are latin americans. Also historical fact : It was Napoléon III who gave the name Latin America !

[@emilyvielka]

@@tonyhawk94 thaks, you know History, I like that 🤗🤗🤗

[@Imsemble]

@@karima_MK From my experience, we are way less shy than French people when it comes to interacting with strangers. I say this having studied at UQAC where there is a high percentage of French students.

[@marie-everousseau2355]

OMG we are ❤

[@audreyharvengt4367]

I’m waiting for a video « you know you’re dating with a belgian girl/man »🇧🇪🇧🇪

[@sulfarussulfarus3378]

It is like dating a Dutch girl/man but less cooler 😅

[@coenvanwinkelhoff2070]

There are no Belgian men or women. Belgium is an artificial construction.

[@audreyharvengt4367]

I’m sorry but we are not stingy and we don’t eat disgusting orange cheese

[@sdb1990]

Ik ook / moi aussi ! 😄

[@konstantina.d3483]

Ahahhaah well let's take our belgian fathers and let them do the vid

[@drezdresdell1456]

I'm for the north of the Quebec and that camping thing wow find myself in this one ... The forest in the north is litterally all around us and god we love that . We know womens are strong and we just let them be themselves ( in general I know some poeple are not there yet) We can be romantic but not all the time . I speak for myself I don't care where people are from or what is the color of their skin or the langage they have ... What important to me is who you are ... I loved that video self mockey is a good thing!

[@Liverpoollassie]

Eyyy le Québec la belle province

[@Kakuwaomoshire]

I'm french and I would date this man so much XD How awesome would it be to tell everyone that you spent a week-end eating the fishes you caught in a river and fight bears and racoons with a knife Viking style ?! Fuck yeah !! Camping is awesome !! :D

[@Kakuwaomoshire]

@qwerty mnbvc The racoon ?? What about the bear ?! XD

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

@@Kakuwaomoshire well, they're delicious .. lmao

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

@qwerty mnbvc thanks for the input.. side note: the way you described it was like describing some women (lol)

[@Kakuwaomoshire]

@qwerty mnbvc Maudits gros pissous ! XD j'adore ! Je pensais qu'ils étaient plus gros ! Moi où j'habite on a pas d'ours, seulement des biches, des sangliers et des renards. :P Et ici toute la faune sont des gros pissous ! :D

[@Kakuwaomoshire]

@qwerty mnbvc En effet, généralement les sangliers sont territoriaux, mais tous les sangliers que j'ai pu croiser en me promenant en forêt ou croisés au bord de la route, ils s'enfuient en courant vitesse grand V comme si j'allais les manger (owi en daube ou barbecue miam miam! 😄) et pourtant sur quatre fois où je suis passé pas loin, deux fois c'était une famille avec les bébés, mais ils ont peur et s'enfuient (je suis pas si moche, j'espère... TwT). Bien sûr faut pas les emmerder et leur foncer dessus, moi je trace mon chemin en les ignorant comme ça ils ne se sentent pas menacés. Et je suis dans le parc naturel des préalpes d'Azur.

[@KatyRBrown]

This is the best! It is literally my relationship with my boyfriend (except for the car part). I'm Aussie and he is from St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu qc. You guys are cool, we are going to keep watching you and if you need content ideas haha we have heaps!

[@smashkin92]

From Québec with much love, this is very heartwarming ☺️ and true hahaha!

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

My family is from Quebec, but has lived in the United States for 3 generations (almost 4 now). I have never been to Quebec and always have wanted to visit and learn what the people and culture is like there. My family only married other French Canadians until my father's generation. I'm the 1st generation mixed outside of French and also the 1st to live outside of Maine and NY. I was born and raised in California. My dream would be to visit Quebec someday. BTW the big guy with the long hair in this video is hot! lol

[@vincentsenecal5301]

Dont dream, just come over!

[@inconnu4961]

Definitely visit Maine & Quebec! Montreal will give you enough english if your French is lacking or rusty. I visited Maine hoping to use my French, but many many people were primarily anglophone, with a smattering of swear words or very specific colloquialisms. Havent been to Quebec in ages, but now that they are doing away with the vax requirement, i hope to visit soon!

[@Acadian.FrenchFry]

@@inconnu4961 I might have to do that soon. My family all still live along the border of Maine and NB. I have never been to visit them there. I know they have family reunions in Quebec I want t go to the next one. Whenever they plan it. So funny I watched this video again and it's so weird how I grew up in California, but I totally act like that girl who just acts like Tom Boy. LOL It must be genetic because I am not very sensitive or romantic, I am more playful and competitive. I treat my husband like my best friend. I mean I have absolute respect for him, but we're also good friends. I have known him since grade school when I was trying to fist fight boys. Hahaha! That was in 3rd and 4th grade.

[@jeanrose1627]

@@Acadian.FrenchFry do you speak french?

[@mgm661]

@@Acadian.FrenchFry if you ever come to Québec, pls try to do a road trip around the province. My best suggestion is to start in Montréal (explore the city), then take Chemin du Roy (King's road) to Québec City (it's an old 17th century road with a lot of historical french style buildings on its way). After exploring Québec city, keep driving east along Gulf of St-Lawrence on highway 138, then hwy 362 and again 138. Just explore scenic spots on the way (like Casino de Charlevoix, which is located in a picturesque medieval-style Castle and where G7 took place in 2018). When you reach Baie-Comeau or Godbout, take a ferry to another side of the Gulf (Matane), and from there keep driving east on highway 132 till you reach Forillon National Park, and from there to Percé. From Percé you can drive back to Montréal through Maine ). You can do this road trip in 7-10 days, but even if you just do part of it (Montréal-Québec), it's gonna be awesome anyway )) The best time to do this is either in Early Summer (June) or early Autumn (October). Good luck )

[@krisppynugget]

That cabin/camping bit is the most accurate part about Quebecois men, trust me, I live here.

[@supykun]

I spit my tea out and laughed when the guy unflattened the pot at 6:09 🤣🤣 It was cute for some reason

[@CarlosRodriguez-nu5gj]

Haha love it. Even i was heart broken when he couldn't go camping XD

[@noesquadrilhos5513]

The energy they transmit is incredible and ours how they can withstand so much cold and cheer their partner on an ice climbing ... it is better to marry this man.😍😂😂

[@Yukosera]

Honestly, camping is just friggin amazing! I would totally go camping with him!

[@GlamsUnknown]

I'd love somebody to come in and be like "Let's go camping in the middle of nowhere!!!"

[@respectabletampodcast]

I have been waiting for this video for forever. I completely gave up hope when it popped into my recommendations. Thank you for making it! It was very informative, thank you. Ça m’a fait plaisir de voir ce vidéo et de voir les commentaires en français aussi. Je suis ontarienne, je voudrais continuer d’apprendre plus au sujet du Québec et de la langue québécoise.

[@respectabletampodcast]

According to this video, Quebec men don’t seem to be very romantic. Sharing is caring, cringe. I would rather date a French man. The actor is so cute though. They all did a good acting job.

[@sasa90150]

It seems only the main character was Québécois and the others were Franco-Ontariens (they had the slight anglo accent!). But I forgive you haha. The description of dating a Québécois seems quite accurate. They are not the most romantic bunch, but as a Québécoise, I'm not really into cheesy stuff either. I like that Québécois treat us as "one of the guys", as their equals, and not a delicate flower. And I do like going camping for my part, it's a perfect couple getaway. Sometimes it's a problem though, dating a Québécois, you feel like you're dating your brother. It's just so confortable and platonic in some way. I do have a thing for Frenchmen in that respect, to spice things up. With them there's like "the game" where you seduce each other, where you charm the other with your words. There's a build-up of sorts. With the Québécois it's just so much more intimate quickly, you don't play a game, it's raw and authentic from the start.

[@oscur_destal]

Hello Frenchman here, ready to be romantic for you and all this kind of shit. 😏

[@inconnu4961]

Most men hate that game unless they have learned to like it and make it work for them! Women are rarely romantic either, so why men are expected to seduce women, and women are just expecting to show up and enjoy, i cant understand!

[@insertanynameyouwant5311]

2:31 lol I`ve seen many clips starting from this Also that camping part, I think Icelandic woman would be 100% match

[@cherryblack420]

Honestly personally the car thing is actually the only one I find inaccurate and can't figure out where it's supposed to come from lmao

[@nathanc939]

@@cherryblack420 You must be living in an other Québec then because the camping part was the most accurate thing in all of the video. Car lovers are only really common in some areas and almost unexistant in other, women arn't really as foward as depicted nor are they treated as bros as much (still much more than in most countries, developped cuntries included), etc..

[@cherryblack420]

@@nathanc939 that's literally what I said.

[@nathanc939]

@@cherryblack420 That isn't what I red :P. I red taht it was the only accurate one to you...

[@Limemill]

That’s why personality-wise, as per various studies, Quebecers are a mixture of Latino, Nordic, North American and French traits

[@spookyloop5174]

Damn who’s the long-haired guy with the tattoos

[@martasloane8081]

Moi aussi..:-) He is a cutie..

[@sitdowndogbreath]

Gay bartender?

[@homiz]

His name is Johnny Gauthier instagram.com/lechevre84?igshid=hcvi4o86pi2h

[@saguntum-iberian-greekkons7014]

Its Jason Momoa alias Aquaman

[@Booieann]

Gotta protecc yourself from those edge ogs

[@jessicaborgogni9595]

😂😂😂😂

[@davidd.l.leblanc2432]

The camping stuff is accurate af. I laugh so hard, because I have anything he has and more!

[@minir.3182]

Hi! I'm Québécoise, and never have I met a guy (anyone not just love life) who is in love with a vehicule. I think this is something you meet in any culture...the guy that talks about cars and know everything about it. I would say, the thing that you could have picked on more is hockey. How much time they spend talking and most probably playing that sport with friends. Anyways! This was very amusing and well done! Also a big prop to the blond actrice! The faces you make when the bf is talking about camping! hahahahah

[@siexanlurve]

Uhh the being chill and love for nature got me 💕

[@NoName-ik5bg]

You never know about the weather in Canada. I have experienced -52C with the wind chill in Edmonton and 15C in Vancouver in the winter. It is not a cold place either. I have experienced 44C "feels like" 49C in Banff and a degree less in Jasper. Also 40C "feels like" 42C in Edmonton and Saskatoon. Those experiences were obviously during the summer. It can get really warm due to a Chinook wind during the winter in southern Alberta. It has gotten to 35C in February. Also, sometimes it snows all year-round, even if you're not far from the U.S mainland (CALGARY).

[@angelo66bc]

The Quebec way is just super easy on the guy. You don't have to risk rejection, the women will approach you. You don't have to go broke dating. His female equivalent is never pressuring him to get married or withholding bedroom fun. He can be unemployed or an all-out hustler who works 20 hours per week. It's not going to matter to Quebec women. He can offer her a french fry at McDonalds or a steamed hot dog from a shack by the side of some highway. It's all good if he is dating his own. Any woman from outside Quebec expecting a Quebecois to be like a guy from France is in for the shock of her life. One fancies himself an intellectual even if he drives a cab or waits on tables. The other lives to watch hockey and drink beer.

[@CatharticCreation]

I found that when I visited montreal I was approached by men 10x more than in Vancouver...just luck?

[@Imsemble]

@@CatharticCreation People say women are the ones who approach here but it's not really true. They just approach as much as men do so it seems from the outside that they do more work than they actually do.

[@carolinerobert60]

You seem to be an expert on what Quebec women appreciate and want... Such uneducated and inexperienced comments should be kept to yourself.

[@tamannarahman899]

This man is so HANDSOME, I wanna date him😍

[@Maerchenlaenderin]

okay, not stoked about the car-stuff, but hey - weekend in nature? Camping? Count me in! XD

[@Maerchenlaenderin]

@qwerty mnbvc nope, my canines don't seem to be up for that job. Fire without matches is no problem, though XD

[@Maerchenlaenderin]

@qwerty mnbvc deal XD um... you're welcome? ._.

[@ulfurkarlsson5885]

The one with the weather was funny, because we are also like that in Iceland haha

[@kiaramorinville5001]

The car stereotype is so true all my guy friends are obsessed with cars😂😂 trop vraieeee

[@mazokuchan]

When the vid first started I wasn't sure, but then halfway thought I laughed till the end! That quebecois accent is endearing! Also the chalet is a great alternative to going in Nature, but still having some luxuries :)

[@martasloane8081]

Quebec weather sounds like some of the weather in Buffalo, NY..

[@Gord488]

Im an older Albertan anglophone guy, who has worked with French Canadian guys for years. Like everyone, there are a-holes, but over all I like their sense of humour, their joie de vivre, and the poitane. Potine. Poitine. Whatever, great people, good food.

[@clauderanger375]

This is ''poutine''...

[@sarahtutty5168]

This video is more true to me than the laws of gravity. - English woman 8 years into dating a Quebecois man.

[@BorntobeWild.]

Jajaja, he was so excited when he talked about the trip at the end. It was the funniest part

[@ckay2615]

You know you're not dating anyone when you are watching these videos. LOL.

[@kevinabraham2029]

I like how they started off talking about the Civic! Best-selling car in Canada for 19 years! :)

[@bazooka92pop]

"And a POT! You need a pot because you can boil a whole FISH in it!!!" Ahahaha

[@chantalname8400]

I think the love of nature and outdoors is pretty widespread across the country, especially closer to the mountains.

[@gxtmfa]

I’m a heterosexual, married man. I’m now convinced I need to date a Québécois man.

[@inconnu4961]

Mot de Rire! I'm not there yet, mec, but i would like to work out with 'em or have a biere with 'em!

[@NatGRW]

Lmao 🤣 the accuracy ! you’re never bored and you become adventurous ( with nature 😭)

[@mariaisabelgarzonpacheco6306]

broo his reaction when she shut her down for the camping i felt so bad

[@angelicpapillon]

OMG this is hilarous since my husband is of Sicilian descent and was born/raised in Buffalo, NY but he is a Quebec man through and through! I was raised in Albany, NY and my family is of French/German descent and I was raised that this kind of guy is ideal. I love how close New York and Canada are, I even took my honors French class trip to Montreal. It was amazing.

[@whatintarnation4983]

This is sooo funny...and sooo true. lol Sending this to all my Quebecois friends. Great job.

[@JenShea]

LOL We don’t actually have Hedgehogs in Canada. Fun video. I grew in Ottawa, neighbouring Quebec and it reminds me of some of the guys you would meet in Hull/Gatineau.

[@alices.b.3034]

Sounds like a pretty good deal to me. Where do I sign up?

[@marc-andrechevrette3420]

Hello :P

[@emergephilippines4999]

Alice S. B. how about filipino guy?? lets go. lets chat on ig or fb

[@maximebernier5860]

Sounds like a bad deal for the french canadian side. When your whole squad is French but we gotta speak English for one person. Don't tell me an English squad would make a deal like that

[@alices.b.3034]

Maxime Bernier I can speak French, so no problem:P

[@maximebernier5860]

@@alices.b.3034 Ah oui? ;)

[@MaryMary-sn7hh]

6:21 “But I got extra protection for raccoon bear edge og” lmfaooooo 💀😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 oh my gosshhhhhhhh New subbie here 👋 I’m sooo glad I found this channel ❤️

[@shweta3263]

I am literally the girl in this video- would not be compatible at all 🤣🤣

[@jasmineali5699]

Same. No chase or romance boring

[@jasmineali5699]

@@juniper7655 you can be romantic and not folllw a script. There something nice about the initial chase and back and forth exchange that builds momentum. Here he treats her like a buddy a man.

[@shweta3263]

@@jasmineali5699 agree 100%.. I want my relationship with my soul mate to be different from my relationship with my mates...

[@jasmineali5699]

@S M yes we are so entitled to not want to be treated like men how dare we!!

[@bbbbunb9452]

Don’t use the word literally if you aren’t the actual person smh

[@alegeraci7643]

Sounds like a parody of "How I Met Your Mother"😂 Anyway according to the video there are many differences between Quebecois men and French men.

[@lexsduck6892]

Oh yes not the same at all

[@daylonmurray8068]

They both drink wine :D

[@lollipop5379]

Daylon Murray Lol not at all. Quebecois love all alcohols but they prefer beer

[@themadgranola]

My dad was French (from France - I always have to add that) and I grew up in Québec. So many differences...

[@jo-annbastings]

Never, and I mean NEVER compare a Quebecois to a French. The mentality is VERY different. It’s like comparing an American to an English guy.

[@ScrewLuckyCharms]

5:34 *his whole skit was GOLD lmaooo*

[@justine8456]

15 cm.... ahah you're cute, it's more like 2 foot

[@xSLWRTHNUx]

2 foot? that's cute. Banks are taller than my 6' body. Depends where in Quebec though.

[@chloeca90]

Haha you guys are cute we had 1,30 meters

[@seigneurduquebec7337]

@@xSLWRTHNUx Gaspésie represent 😂

[@xSLWRTHNUx]

@@chloeca90 1.3 meters is only a little over 4 feet. We had just about 2 meters here. It's funny how we're all competing who had it worst. The truth is we all lost hahaha

[@sketchybacon7228]

Lmao that’s cute we were rocking 14 feet of snow here in Alberta

[@Barbie4U2]

That bit about the “la” thing couldn’t be more accurate. I’m from Toronto and I speak my French with the “la”

[@naxmax5634]

You mean the là là.

[@ChiickenTM]

I love the actor on this one lol. Soo passionate!

[@gonzsach12]

If I had a boyfriend that planned a whole camping weekend get away I would personally be excited. That is the perfect get away but I might be biased because I already love to camp and just be in nature in general. Also, I love the fact that guys don’t treat girls so delicate there. It gets mad annoying when guys treat girls like that in U.S.

[@jo-annbastings]

The secret, if you’re a woman, do not be afraid to take the first steps. Quebecers love women who know what they want and what they like. If you’re a guy, here in Québec, if you smile at a woman, nine times on ten she will smile back at you. For the rest, with a bit of humor, intelligence and knowing to dance, you will have a lot of fun, you’ll see. Quebecers are curious and amicable people. If you have an accent,you will intrigue them. One thing very important, do not treat high Quebecers because they know how to turn the cackling arrogant very fast. Another thing, in Québec, we eat well and plenty.

[@DaniHMcV]

Franco-Ontarians have much crazier language quirks. They can start a conversation with another Franco-Ontarian and in a matter of a few sentences each have alternated between french and english 5 or 6 times. Even a single sentence can weave both languages and they don’t miss a beat. I love living in a smaller french town in Ontario. So interesting to eavesdrop on conversations, lol. My kids are in French Immersion here so I cannot wait to hear them do the same with their friends :)

[@inconnu4961]

I visited Timmins a few times and environs, and this was what I noticed! Theirs is a twangy, country sounding French, quite informal. My ex wife was living there and they marveled at her proper french, often complimenting her( she is anglophone who studied French immersion)

[@jerfacekilla]

I am one and what you say is very true.

[@chowmarina008]

i was born in Montreal but raised in the caribbean i want to go back there to live but i have a question, should i know french first? Im now living in Calgary and while its ok here i think I need to make a move eventually to my birthplace.

[@abbdas22mohammed]

Do you have pictures for it

[@veroniquelauzon2801]

You can live in Montreal without knowing French but people will definitely appreciate it if you make an effort to learn it and try use it. Perhaps, if you are interested in learning, move into a place where french is predominant, otherwise it may be difficult to practice it.

[@docteurgryzlar6394]

As a Quebecer, I can tell you that: We’re better than that in English We’re not that rude or careless Not all of us LOVE our cars We are used to the Quebecer cold We do use tons of shortened words We do love to spend time in the wilderness There we go!

[@stephanusberzeninski337]

Ok the moment he clapped and the lights turned on blew me away.

[@catscats4427]

Lol I think my boyfriend is secretly Quebecois 😂

[@persianqu33n]

Thanks for the warning lol I wanna be cherished and need romance. Buddy-style relationship is not me. Will have to figure out how to tell him we won't go anywhere!