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    Qui ici peut comprendre mon français?

    J'ai appris le français dans St.Albert Alberta ainsi mon Français pourrait sembler totalement différent à d'autres. Je vais rendre visite à quelques amis à moi dans la ville du Québec pour les vacances ainsi j'ai besoin de vous des types pour me dire que je la parle assez bonne.

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    Re: Qui ici peut comprendre mon français?

    Quote Originally Posted by 102first_hussars
    J'ai appris le français dans St.Albert Alberta ainsi mon Français pourrait sembler totalement différent à d'autres. Je vais rendre visite à quelques amis à moi dans la ville du Québec pour les vacances ainsi j'ai besoin de vous des types pour me dire que je la parle assez bonne.
    Not bad. There is some small mistakes, but anyone could understand you.

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    Alright thats good.

    So how bilingual is Quebec City?
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    It's hard French. That only figures, since it'll be the capital of the Republic of Québec one of these days.
    It really is a beautiful city, full of history. I liked strolling through the old section, but it's a lot tougher if you don't speak or read the lingo. Even if you do though, a lot of ignorant bastards still won't respond if they can tell you're an "English pig dog". It's a beautiful city, spoiled only by some sh*tty people.

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    Uhh Tabernaque, Maestro I dont think I spelled the word right, apperently its a very bad word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Nonskimmer
    It's a beautiful city, spoiled only by some sh*tty people.
    That is what I have allways thought of the place. I really need to visit it.


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    Montréal on the other hand is bilingual, but there's been increasing violence there. A lot of it gang related. In terms of historical beauty though, I'd have to say Québec City wins hands down.

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    I have allways wanted to visit both. Been to Canada several times but never to the Quebec region.


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    Travelling is great.
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    I agree. That is why I travel a lot. I enjoy seeing different cultures and trying different foods. I have almost completed all of Europe. Next I want to do Asia or South America.


    fly boy:"isnt that the first jet bomber becasue i have flown one in a flight sim before and i know how it handles"

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    Okay, sorry for the late reply... I've been busy since Friday.

    So Hussars, Québec City is kind of Redneck. I mean, it's a very white, very French city. You won't find a lot of Blacks or Asians there.

    That city is so French, that a poll company (don't remember the name) abandoned the idea of making a poll within the English community in Québec... They wanted 5000 responces, they barely got 50.

    Also, the word you said (Tabarnak) is as vulgar as saying "f*ck" or "sh*t" in English.

    And Alder, want to try a famous Québeker meal ? Go to a restaurant and order a "poutine". Personally, I never tried it but I heard it was tasting good. However, the only sight of it is enough to me... Imagine : a bunch of French fries covered with white cheese and brown sauce (the same sauce used for Hot Chickens).

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    Actually Its Gravy and Swiss cheese, its pretty good actually, however dont even stay within smelling distance of that stuff if you are Lactose Intoloerant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 102first_hussars
    Actually Its Gravy and Swiss cheese, its pretty good actually, however dont even stay within smelling distance of that stuff if you are Lactose Intoloerant.
    Yeah... But don't tell me that it's how the poutine looks like that made you ate some. It may taste good, but it looks ing.
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    Well sometimes meals looks un-nice but they taste great!
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    Poutine is pretty popular on the east coast, but I don't care for it myself. My wife likes it.

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