I refuse to learn another country's language after I have spoken the one language for nearly co50 years. They are coming to live in another country. I shouldn't have to learn anything.
Whoever did the audio levels on this needs to go back to J school. And the presenter needs to remove the stick from his posterior. And for crying out loud, get a Steadicam for that walking shot.
So hospitals are more worried about keeping bilingualism than they are about actual patients? How about they stop wasting their time worrying about offering both English and French, and worry about actual patients? I think the latter is more important.
retnavybrat How to "best" communicate with patients? Every last Canadian is an English speaker, why not use that as a basis for communicating with patients? I'm sure the fact that some patients prefer French is more important than the fact that they are in a life-threatening situation.
NorthernGamer Please actually educate yourself before spewing false assumptions out your butt. No, not every Canadian can speak English. Roughly 1 in 10 New Brunswicker speaks only French and little to no English. About 1 in 3 New Brunswicker is French mother tongue.
Actually it has split audio, one channel has voice only and the other has the music, they forgot to assign each channel as mono audio so it goes to both the left and right channel.
This is ridiculous, if you speak french you live in quebec, if not, live anywhere else, its really not that hard, sorry if you speak french but the rest of the country does not, there are probably more people speaking other languages besides french but for the most part they all know english as well. I dont know a single person who speaks french yet half the people I know speak languages besides french (or english) so what should we do? Just make a hospital in every other language? no, if you want to speak french and only french there is a really great place for you, its called quebec or france if you are feeling really ambitious.
Ah look, another ignorant commenter. Francophones make up 1/3rd of the province and their ancestors have lived on this land for centuries. This is NEW BRUNSWICK - we are not all of Canada, and all of Canada is not else. Learn the difference. " I dont know a single person who speaks french" ^ That means that your specific community is mostly only anglophone. Just like some communities are mostly only francophone. Travel around the province and you'll bump into many francophones. Get out of your bubble. No, the government is not going to provide services in every language. French is recognized as an official language in Canada because 21% of all Canadians are French mother tongue (whereas about 20% of Canadians speak a non-official language as mother tongue). Stop being ridiculous and educate yourself. If you want to live in a unilingual English country, please move to the UK.
least i live in northern ontario lol lots of french, natives and english/irish/scots there all drunk and too hard at work to fight language supremacy. new brunswickers move here alot too for them jobs that frenchies and natives run.
@@adjacent-smith C'est sure que l'ouest n'en a rien à faire, vous avez assimiler les francophones des ces provinces il y a plus de 100 ans avec des lois qui ont interdit l'enseignement du français
When it comes to bilingual subject..there will be no such thing. If immigrants decide to enter the legal way, there is only one answer....the language of this country is English. As they learn our laws, they learn our language. I have already witnessed the boss of a Mexican employee gets help when they are obtaining their driver'sn licenzse. No other country would allow their immigrants to ch ange their laws or make them learn their language. Why would it be any different for the United States to have to be the only one's to have to change. Immigrants that are allowed in the US better start studying US language and laws.
lmao this is about new brunswick, the only officially bilingual province of canada. this topic is actually extremely relevant there. you have no idea what you're talking about
This video has split audio, those using headphones may not hear any speech or any music
They would want two to waste more tax dollars...Kids learn two languages easily when they speak one at home, and one at school.
I refuse to learn another country's language after I have spoken the one language for nearly co50 years. They are coming to live in another country. I shouldn't have to learn anything.
@@jenniferburrell7352 You're too old to be in school. Come on now
Jennifer Burrell Where do you get immigrant language issues out of this? This is about English and French speaking residents of New Brunswick.
I appreciate the more contemporary format. It helps when I'm a more visual learner.
Except for the schools, why not make everything bilingual but not make it mandatory for hiring, and then offer classes on the necessary language..?
So... basically what the government has been doing for 30+ years?
If you say that they've been doing that then great, they should keep doing it. It makes more sense then building a hospital for every language.
Whoever did the audio levels on this needs to go back to J school. And the presenter needs to remove the stick from his posterior. And for crying out loud, get a Steadicam for that walking shot.
So hospitals are more worried about keeping bilingualism than they are about actual patients? How about they stop wasting their time worrying about offering both English and French, and worry about actual patients? I think the latter is more important.
How to best communicate with patients is part of "worrying" about them.
retnavybrat How to "best" communicate with patients? Every last Canadian is an English speaker, why not use that as a basis for communicating with patients? I'm sure the fact that some patients prefer French is more important than the fact that they are in a life-threatening situation.
NorthernGamer Please actually educate yourself before spewing false assumptions out your butt. No, not every Canadian can speak English. Roughly 1 in 10 New Brunswicker speaks only French and little to no English. About 1 in 3 New Brunswicker is French mother tongue.
lol what hospitals? there always on strike with doctor shortages here.
This Video 📹 Has No VOIC ONLY Instrument Sound 🔊.
Actually it has split audio, one channel has voice only and the other has the music, they forgot to assign each channel as mono audio so it goes to both the left and right channel.
That explains it. I hope they reprocess it correctly and repost. I can't watch this.Or at least, they could add subtitles ;)
The audio was mafe on purpose. Not supporting duality?
my left ear agrees with this video
This is ridiculous, if you speak french you live in quebec, if not, live anywhere else, its really not that hard, sorry if you speak french but the rest of the country does not, there are probably more people speaking other languages besides french but for the most part they all know english as well. I dont know a single person who speaks french yet half the people I know speak languages besides french (or english) so what should we do? Just make a hospital in every other language? no, if you want to speak french and only french there is a really great place for you, its called quebec or france if you are feeling really ambitious.
Except New Brunswick is the only Bilingual province and that's where this piece is covering.
Ah look, another ignorant commenter. Francophones make up 1/3rd of the province and their ancestors have lived on this land for centuries. This is NEW BRUNSWICK - we are not all of Canada, and all of Canada is not else. Learn the difference.
" I dont know a single person who speaks french"
^ That means that your specific community is mostly only anglophone. Just like some communities are mostly only francophone. Travel around the province and you'll bump into many francophones. Get out of your bubble.
No, the government is not going to provide services in every language. French is recognized as an official language in Canada because 21% of all Canadians are French mother tongue (whereas about 20% of Canadians speak a non-official language as mother tongue). Stop being ridiculous and educate yourself.
If you want to live in a unilingual English country, please move to the UK.
least i live in northern ontario lol lots of french, natives and english/irish/scots there all drunk and too hard at work to fight language supremacy. new brunswickers move here alot too for them jobs that frenchies and natives run.
New Brunswick was Francophone centuries before the English invasions. If you want English only, just go back to ENGLAND!
this is about new brunswick.... which clearly you know nothing about
So my kids have to be separated from French kids on the bus, I didn't vote for that, its wrong.
Ontario and Quebec are sort of irritating to the other half of the country that never have to even consider topics like this..
This is New Brunswick, actually.
@@ulogy lol lets just say eastern Canada then. It's irritating being one country sometimes i wish the west could just seperate sometimes
cause ontario and canada is "canada" other provinces are just expansions.
@@adjacent-smith
C'est sure que l'ouest n'en a rien à faire, vous avez assimiler les francophones des ces provinces il y a plus de 100 ans avec des lois qui ont interdit l'enseignement du français
@@TheWho58
On voit que tu ne connais aucunement l'histoire du pays 😂
I can’t believe this is what Canadians have to deal with. Meanwhile a whole country is going to hell beneath them!
ok
Easy, just use the notwithstanding clause. Done in Ontario.
Je ne suis pas d’accord!
Waste of tax dollars the vast majority of people in Canada speak english or another language most of which aren't French
When it comes to bilingual subject..there will be no such thing. If immigrants decide to enter the legal way, there is only one answer....the language of this country is English. As they learn our laws, they learn our language. I have already witnessed the boss of a Mexican employee gets help when they are obtaining their driver'sn licenzse. No other country would allow their immigrants to ch ange their laws or make them learn their language. Why would it be any different for the United States to have to be the only one's to have to change. Immigrants that are allowed in the US better start studying US language and laws.
You do realize CBC is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and that Canada is not the US, correct?
+Jennifer Burrell Nice rant. Now what exactly does that have to do with Canada? New Brunswick, specifically?
Jennifer Burrell LOL nice try. But this video is about Canada, darling.
lmao this is about new brunswick, the only officially bilingual province of canada. this topic is actually extremely relevant there. you have no idea what you're talking about