If that social life has to involve French fakkits, I'd simply not learn the language
The concept of Québec fascinates me
If that social life has to involve French fakkits, I'd simply not learn the language
Brandsdale
Big Yella
All dem blacks folks out there all assimilated to the language tho
Artificial Intelligence
Not Allen Iverson
Been there once for a school trip 
as cold as new york, wyoming, the midwest, notice there aren't any igloos you silly yankee lol j/k
It looks very nice, but probably too cold for me...
Sleepy Floyd
Superstar
It's depressing, racist, rainy and cold. Northern Quebec is desolate.
It looks very nice, but probably too cold for me...
Jamal514
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Montreal is cool but I don't really care about the rest of Quebec. The further you go from the city, the more
it gets. You'll also struggle to find anyone who speaks good English outside of the Montreal area.Montreal is about 65% French speaking and 35% English speaking. The more west you go the more English it is. The area I live in is mostly English speaking and doesn't even feel like part of Quebec.
Quebec City is nice for a day trip(3 hours from MTL), but not somewhere I would want to live.
Quebec almost became it's own country in 1996 but the separation movement has died down alot since then. Most polls these days have support for sovereignty between 35-45%.
One noticeable thing about this province is that we haven't been invaded by Indian immigrants the way Ontario has. The language barrier has kept their numbers in check. Most of the immigrants here are from France, Haiti, and French speaking African countries.
Lol there's really not much French being spoken outside of Quebec and if anything the government did that to placate them when the separatism conversation was really heating up
Every 15 or so years the conversation bubbles back up and we're overdue for it tbh, everyone was able to unite when Trump was talking his shyt earlier this year, but it's coming...
You can argue that MAGA is just unable to penetrate the Quebec identity and they can't truly destabilize this country without them. Hick Albertans aren't enough to tip the scales
mbewane
Knicks: 93 til infinity
All dem blacks folks out there all assimilated to the language tho
Be surprised black people speak the langage of the place in which they live brehs
Québec gave us Villeneuve, Kaytranada and Le Roi Heenok t'entends
Jamal514
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I saw a recent poll saying that over 50% of 18-34 year olds would consider voting Yes in a referendum, but we've seen this shyt before.
The Parti-Quebecois are gonna do what they always do; talk about separation to get voted in and then ultimately not follow through.
Jamal514
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@Tetris v2.0 @Soundbwoy
What parts of Montreal ya'll from. I grew up on the South Shore in Brossard but live in Pierrefonds now. I like it, mostly English speaking with a big Caribbean community.
What parts of Montreal ya'll from. I grew up on the South Shore in Brossard but live in Pierrefonds now. I like it, mostly English speaking with a big Caribbean community.
An entire province in Canada where 45% of the population can't speak English and in past decades that percentage was three times lower
That's like having New Jersey speaking a whole nother language while the US speaks English. Imagine driving from NYC and having to put on Google Translate
How do Canadian brehs think about this?
And why is Québec not an independent country?
Nearly everyone in quebec speaks french and english
Quebecois
Random but I took French in middle school and we went there for a class trip so that’s how I know.
