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One fantastic thing Québec has going for it is its amazing folk music. It’s a great way to hear the French-Canadian accent in all its glory. I’ll never forget my first time in Québec City with my university French club. We stopped in a pub on a Tuesday night, and many of the locals had brought their violins, flutes, drums, you name it. They proceed...
French learners often fail to realize that Québec has its own strong film tradition separate from France. These movies can have (but not always) a strong Catholic bent, because Québec didn’t go through the French Revolution along with France, instead breaking away from heavily Catholic culture only recently. Movies in general are a great way to fin...
If you’re planning a trip to Québec, you’ve got to use slang and swear like a real Québécois. As mentioned above, Catholicism has been well-rooted in French Canadian culture for a very long time. While today’s culture is more secular, that kind of religious fervor still sticks around in odd ways. In Québec, this is evident in their profanity. For o...
Again, a lot of French learners don’t realize that there’s a whole world of francophone television outside of France. Québec has some wonderful top-quality shows, so start watching! On YouTube, you can watch plenty of episodes of “Tout le monde en parle” (“Everyone’s Talking About It”), a high-energy talk show with plenty of famous francophone spea...
So, you’ve been diligently watching sacre-laden films and TV shows, and you got tired of the slurred speech and complicated dialogue? Relax with some news from Radio-Canada. This is Canada’s French-language radio and television network, and it’s of consistently wonderful quality. If one thing jump-kicked my québécoisinto action, it would be this. T...
Oct 23, 2012 · Updated: Sep 17, 2021. How to speak French like a Quebecker – Le québécois en 10 leçons. As you all know, I'm a huge fan of Quebec and especially of its French dialect (here's a video of me in French, interviewing a Quebec girl about the differences) and the wonderful people there.
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May 29, 2023 · Starting June 1, Quebecers who want to learn French will be able to register for courses via a new online portal: Francisation Québec. Bill 96 allows all Quebecers access to French...
Feb 3, 2021 · Québec City is one of the first places where Francophone culture took root in North America and is one of the only major French-speaking cities in Canada today. A full 95% percent of people in Québec City have French as their first language, making it a great place to learn French. A safe city.
