I voted for the 1st option...full blown multi-culturalism...so long as ferriners who move here learn English!
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Actually, no. Canada is bilingual, and a Human Rights complaint brought before the UN found that the French only law was a human rights violation:
Charter of the French Language - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
You shouldn't make guesses about my country when you don't know anything about it. The French-only law is at it's base a way for racism to stay legal. It's not supported in Montreal, which is very multicultural, but the hicks love it. Immigrants want to learn English, and the French Canadian version of hillbillies use this to keep them out of Trois Riviere and Chicoutimi.
. Immigrants want to learn English, and the French Canadian version of hillbillies use this to keep them out of Trois Riviere and Chicoutimi.
I read an article that stated white people will eventually be non existant. I was like WHAT?
*looks for white german female to breed with*
and these" hillibiliies" (being offensive is useless, honey) are absolutely right. They do the right thing. and if there were justice on this Earth, those immigrants would deserve much worse.
If we're all a blend, the joy of miscegenation will be gone.I read an article that stated white people will eventually be non existant. I was like WHAT?
*looks for white german female to breed with*
Who cares?
Exactly. I crashed a party at my neighbours because I heard them speaking French and wanted to practice. (Use it or lose it). They were all young folks from the countryside and Quebec city, out here for an English immersion course. Their English was awful. Incomprehensible. Much, much worse than my awful French. And that was at the end of the course. I think the French-only culture they grew up in has seriously limited their future career opportunities, and for what? Can't you want your own country and hang a Quebecois flag out your window while speaking more than one language?
At least French has pronunciation rules.
so I think that a English learner is more justified than a French learner
Learning romance languages is very easy. what prevents American people from learning at least one (Spanish, for example) is intellectual laziness
No, it's the lack of need.Learning romance languages is very easy. what prevents American people from learning at least one (Spanish, for example) is intellectual laziness
I voted for the 1st option...full blown multi-culturalism...so long as ferriners who move here learn English!
Standard midwest broadcast EnglishWhat's the common dialect in your town. What does it resemble?
Of course, I'm using "American English", which is referred to as "English".I worked in a bar where the English speakers couldn't understand English. It was an army town, and we had good English speaking Brits come for 'practice' and half the locals had no idea what they were saying.
Portuguese is far from easy. And Spanish isn't much better.
Ruben Dario wrote:
Seremos entregados a los barbaros fieros?
Tantos millones de hombres hablaremos inglés?
Ya no hay nobles hidalgos ni bravos caballeros?
Callaremos ahora para llorar después?
Standard midwest broadcast English
We do have some shibboleths.I'm more than a bit disappointed. If you have your own country, you should have your own dialect too. I figures it would be pieces of mumbo jumbo with occasional yells of 'Bacon!" or "Diesel!" interspersed with vague moans ... sort of a Homer attempting intellectual conversation with Willy's accent, but failing miserably.
I'll take one flitch of bacon.
Woo hoo!
Death to Canuckistan!
Hey, how you do'in?
At least French has pronunciation rules.
so I think that a English learner is more justified than a French learner
Learning romance languages is very easy. what prevents American people from learning at least one (Spanish, for example) is intellectual laziness
What's the common dialect in your town. What does it resemble?
I worked in a bar where the English speakers couldn't understand English. It was an army town, and we had good English speaking Brits come for 'practice' and half the locals had no idea what they were saying.
well...if I were ignorant, I wouldn't speak French and Spanish so fluently.
I am just a defender of the dignity of the romance languages.
Dignity that some people around the world wants to outrage
by the way...it's not patriotism. I am Italian, not French
Aye, but our oath differs slightly....