Merci pour la leçon! I'm a Canadian Anglophone learning French. Most French resources that I find focus on the Parisian dialect, so I'm thankful to find good instruction in a Québécois style too.
Ive been trying to find Quebecois/Canadian french phonetic videos on YT and there honestly isn't a lot of them. And I had noticed these pronunciations in films and wasn't quite sure how to go about mimicking them. Really appreciate this series you've done 😀
Bonjour Nat, Tres bon sujet que tu as traite cette semaine. Here in Maine, where I live. I can pick up radio-canada from quebec and new Brunswick. I listen quite often for practice.
Merci pour tout Nat! Merci beaucoup
Salut! ça me fait grand plaisir 😊
Merci pour la leçon! I'm a Canadian Anglophone learning French. Most French resources that I find focus on the Parisian dialect, so I'm thankful to find good instruction in a Québécois style too.
Avec plaisir! yes I also found that Canadian French was under represented online, which is why I started this channel ☺️ Thanks for coming by 😉
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Ive been trying to find Quebecois/Canadian french phonetic videos on YT and there honestly isn't a lot of them. And I had noticed these pronunciations in films and wasn't quite sure how to go about mimicking them. Really appreciate this series you've done 😀
you're very welcome Lee! And thank you for your nice comment 😊 Sorry for the delay, I hadn't seen your post.
Bonjour Nat, Tres bon sujet que tu as traite cette semaine. Here in Maine, where I live. I can pick up radio-canada from quebec and new Brunswick. I listen quite often for practice.
Thank you Paul. Yes Radio-Canada is wonderful for that. That's how I catch up on my news every morning 😊
Bonjour Teacher Nat, I love your videos.
Thank you! 😃
dord france EU sound the same as Quebec ones?
Pourquoi prononce-t-elle le son EU avec un R anglais à la fin, du genre EUR. C’est bizarre. On dirait une irlandaise essayant de parler français.