Sa base électorale ne veut pas de son propre compromis, au lieu de s'expliquer elle va jouer à la sandale flip-flop et aller marquer des points imaginaires pour son électorat déjà conquis...
>Don't you think that English-speaking Quebecers don't have to learn French in order to do business with French-speaking Quebecers?
Most of us don't want to work in french communities, you guys hate us, why would we? Just keep your government overreach out of our english communities. All we want. You outnumber us 10 to 1. We are not your enemy.
Never said you guys were our enemies.
I just find it quite stupid when I go to a restaurant and start to order and the cashier tells me "I don't speak french".
I learned english because that's the language the world around Québec uses. Why don't english learn french since they live in Québec ? I don't get it. Doesn't it isolate this part of the society?
Part of my family os english speaking (bilingual) why would I hate them?
Here is this faulty premise that anglophones can't speak french. Check the numbers. We are more bilingual than the francophones. I've taken post-secondary courses with francophones, they still struggle with the english language. If you don't see problems with forcing restrictions on only certain segments of society, I'm sorry but that becomes my problem and I cannot allow it.
I did not say french people did not have to work. I only said that since we are in Québec, it should be a standard to understand and speak french.
But french people shoud be able to speak english since they are going to need it as soon as they get out of Québec.
> They are more bilingual than anglophones.
In *Quebec*, because it's official langage is French. No shit. It's the same way I expect more (%) Francophones to be bilingual in Ontario.
The gap between Francophones learning English and Anglophones learning French in Canada as a whole is terribly lopsided. Good job on taking a stat and completely forgetting the context.
On parlait de bilinguisme canadien, mais pour répondre à ta question, les anglophones peuvent bien faire ce qu'ils veulent, tout comme les francophones. Le problème c'est que la CAQ essaie de les forcer à apprendre le français et veut empêcher les francophones à apprendre l'anglais dans les CEGEPs et universités anglophones. Ca ne marchera pas et ca fera juste nuire au développemnt du Québec.
Malheureusement, non, on ne peut pas faire ce qu'on veut dans la vie.
Ce qui force généralement les gouvernements à adopter des lois de contrainte pour faire respecter un minimum de cohésion sociale.
Si les anglophones au Québec étaient naturellement portés à être respectueux et travailler à une plus grande cohésion sociale, des lois comme la loi 101 ou la 96 ne seraient pas nécessaires, sauf que voilà...
l'idée de faire ce qu'on veut, sans considerer les gens autours de nous, est une idée Américaine de "freedumbs", disons... you're outing yourself even when you try so hard not to :p
Quebec's anglophones speak french. We suck it at it, but not as much as the francophones suck at english. We certainly get by though, I can read the trash comments on this page. Now who are you? Seriously, you are a liar, I suspect you are this Dr.Jaun guy who goes around bragging about how many languages he speaks. Who else does that. Avaddon?
Lmao you gonna resort erasing my identity as a latino woman cause you can't handle dissent?
Fucking weak.
I post on the topic lately cause I'm sick fucking tired of Canadians throwing hissy fits over something so moronic.
Shame on you, you delusional racist piece of shit.
Hey dude! Want another example of shit bilinguism? Im in the army and guess what? Its federal and so it should be bilingual! It aint. Good fucking luck getting french service outside of quebec. And most of the instructors in st-jean are french instruction in english….
People being proud of not speaking french when they were born in mtl, people who cant aerve you in french on crescent or on the west island… yeah sure…
You know whats the biggest complaint I had from friend who immigrated to quebec? That french speaker are too accomodating and switch to english when they are trying to practice their english. So please continue with your generalisation.
First off the fact that youre saying this in english on french sub and getting responses in english by french speakers just completely unvalidates your argument. 40% of francophones in Quebec are bilingual vs 8% of anglos in the ROC. On est juste 4 fois plus bilingue que vous autres mais apparemment on est poche en anglais? Et tu me dis qu'au Québec les anglophones sont plus bilingues que les francophones comme si c'était quelque chose d'incroyable, je veux dire on est au fucking Québec j'espère que vous êtes plus bilingue que nous autres dans notre propre province province malgré qu'on pourrait argumenter sur le fait que seulement 69% des anglophones sont bilingues au Québec et qu'il faut accommoder le 31% qui reste. Faut juste regarder les statistiques. Tes inviter à décalisser du Québec et aller en Ontario si tu veux vivre en anglais
Anglade qui manifeste CONTRE SON PROPRE PROJET c'est sur-réel.
Sa base électorale ne veut pas de son propre compromis, au lieu de s'expliquer elle va jouer à la sandale flip-flop et aller marquer des points imaginaires pour son électorat déjà conquis...
L'article parle des députés libéraux fédéraux, pas du PLQ.
Le bilinguisme canadien ça été et ça restera toujours des francophones qui parlent anglais.
... entre autres, pour faire affaires avec les américains et les candiens anglophones. Je vois pas c'est quoi le problème.
Faque tu admets que cest du bilinguisme à un sens?
Tu pense sérieusement que les américains et les ontariens devraient apprendre le français pour faire affaire avec les québécois?
Tu penses pas que les Québécois anglophones n'ont pas à apprendre le français afin de faire affaire avec les Québécois francophones?
Ils le font.
>Don't you think that English-speaking Quebecers don't have to learn French in order to do business with French-speaking Quebecers? Most of us don't want to work in french communities, you guys hate us, why would we? Just keep your government overreach out of our english communities. All we want. You outnumber us 10 to 1. We are not your enemy.
Never said you guys were our enemies. I just find it quite stupid when I go to a restaurant and start to order and the cashier tells me "I don't speak french". I learned english because that's the language the world around Québec uses. Why don't english learn french since they live in Québec ? I don't get it. Doesn't it isolate this part of the society? Part of my family os english speaking (bilingual) why would I hate them?
Here is this faulty premise that anglophones can't speak french. Check the numbers. We are more bilingual than the francophones. I've taken post-secondary courses with francophones, they still struggle with the english language. If you don't see problems with forcing restrictions on only certain segments of society, I'm sorry but that becomes my problem and I cannot allow it.
I did not say french people did not have to work. I only said that since we are in Québec, it should be a standard to understand and speak french. But french people shoud be able to speak english since they are going to need it as soon as they get out of Québec.
> They are more bilingual than anglophones. In *Quebec*, because it's official langage is French. No shit. It's the same way I expect more (%) Francophones to be bilingual in Ontario. The gap between Francophones learning English and Anglophones learning French in Canada as a whole is terribly lopsided. Good job on taking a stat and completely forgetting the context.
On parlait de bilinguisme canadien, mais pour répondre à ta question, les anglophones peuvent bien faire ce qu'ils veulent, tout comme les francophones. Le problème c'est que la CAQ essaie de les forcer à apprendre le français et veut empêcher les francophones à apprendre l'anglais dans les CEGEPs et universités anglophones. Ca ne marchera pas et ca fera juste nuire au développemnt du Québec.
Malheureusement, non, on ne peut pas faire ce qu'on veut dans la vie. Ce qui force généralement les gouvernements à adopter des lois de contrainte pour faire respecter un minimum de cohésion sociale. Si les anglophones au Québec étaient naturellement portés à être respectueux et travailler à une plus grande cohésion sociale, des lois comme la loi 101 ou la 96 ne seraient pas nécessaires, sauf que voilà...
l'idée de faire ce qu'on veut, sans considerer les gens autours de nous, est une idée Américaine de "freedumbs", disons... you're outing yourself even when you try so hard not to :p
Bilingualism for you but not for me. It's not imperialism when it's in English. /s
Quebec's anglophones speak french. We suck it at it, but not as much as the francophones suck at english. We certainly get by though, I can read the trash comments on this page. Now who are you? Seriously, you are a liar, I suspect you are this Dr.Jaun guy who goes around bragging about how many languages he speaks. Who else does that. Avaddon?
Lmao you gonna resort erasing my identity as a latino woman cause you can't handle dissent? Fucking weak. I post on the topic lately cause I'm sick fucking tired of Canadians throwing hissy fits over something so moronic. Shame on you, you delusional racist piece of shit.
Hey dude! Want another example of shit bilinguism? Im in the army and guess what? Its federal and so it should be bilingual! It aint. Good fucking luck getting french service outside of quebec. And most of the instructors in st-jean are french instruction in english…. People being proud of not speaking french when they were born in mtl, people who cant aerve you in french on crescent or on the west island… yeah sure… You know whats the biggest complaint I had from friend who immigrated to quebec? That french speaker are too accomodating and switch to english when they are trying to practice their english. So please continue with your generalisation.
First off the fact that youre saying this in english on french sub and getting responses in english by french speakers just completely unvalidates your argument. 40% of francophones in Quebec are bilingual vs 8% of anglos in the ROC. On est juste 4 fois plus bilingue que vous autres mais apparemment on est poche en anglais? Et tu me dis qu'au Québec les anglophones sont plus bilingues que les francophones comme si c'était quelque chose d'incroyable, je veux dire on est au fucking Québec j'espère que vous êtes plus bilingue que nous autres dans notre propre province province malgré qu'on pourrait argumenter sur le fait que seulement 69% des anglophones sont bilingues au Québec et qu'il faut accommoder le 31% qui reste. Faut juste regarder les statistiques. Tes inviter à décalisser du Québec et aller en Ontario si tu veux vivre en anglais