>>>>>they are all French speaking as well and can give you guidance on your specific requirements.
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>>>>A lot of people in France would say that the language spoken in Quebec is not French :-/
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>>>>Many years ago a friend of mine was staying in Aix-en-Provence. She was watching a newcast on TV, where Rene Levesque (then premier of Quebec) was being interviewed, in French. The newscast showed French subtitles whenever Levesque spoke.
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>>>>Then again, many Quebecois did not consider Levesque a paragon of language. Nor Jean Chretien, for that matter :)
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>>>You just pushed the wrong button Al :-(
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>>>We don't have language lessons to take from France. More and more their language looks like english.
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>>Every language now starts looking like english. Even here, some people speak serbian, some speak engrbian.
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>One thing looks clear to me now. Wherever you go if you speak english someone will understand you.
Of if you carry dollars or euros people will understand you <g>.
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