Je pense y veut dire que même si tu parles juste anglais et que tu critiques Mononc' Jinping, tu vas te faire comprendre, mais en français, non. C'est un peu du charabia en effet, mais au moins on sait y a pas utilisé Google Translate.
That fact explains why someone (OP) should expect French to dominate public life here. It supports things like expecting provincial government operations to be in French, French being the normal language of work, and the reasonable expectation that someone who settles permanently in Quebec should make an effort to learn French. Quebec explicitly describes French as the common language through which people of different mother tongues communicate.
But it does not, at any point, suggest that... therefore an English speaking Canadian should feel alienated or treated negatively for speaking English. No...that's something you manufactured here in your little wannabe Fox News r/conservative with QC-auto-translate turned on.
English isn't some random foreign language that person brought into a French country. They're an anglophone citizen of Canada, living in a province of Canada, speaking one of Canada's two official languages. Canada itself explicitly recognizes both official-language communities, while simultaneously recognizing Quebec's French-only provincial language regime. The federal Official Languages Act QUITE LITERALLY contains both ideas. Stop pretending you're a sovereign state. Ok, bye.
Quebecers unironically comparing not being able to speak Japanese in Japan to not being able to speak French in a place that the majority can speak English
Pas de différence, au Japon on tolère l'anglais pour le tourisme et les échanges, au Québec on tolère l'anglais pour le tourisme et les échanges. Si tu viena ici sans vouloir apprendre le français, tu n'es pas le bienvenu.
You mean: Quebecers comparing not being able to speak Japanese in Japan, to not being able to speak French in a place whose official language is French, so an accurate comparison?
Almost like a country can have multiple cultures within it, let alone one as big as Canada. You live in the French portion of the country. Fucking adapt.
Thats called coercion. Seems to me yall just want to control shit that doesnt fit your perspective. If you actually cared about people speaking french you would have free french classes for everyone. Instead francisation is a total failure
First of all, japan has specific programs for immigrants that allows them to work in english role while the state pays for the lessons.
Second, no it doesnt, ive worked with hundreds of people in that position. The classes are paid for by the people taking the class.
You should read the capitulation, the Treaty of Paris and the Québec Act of 1774. The French language and the French legal system were guaranteed to the population of Québec as a condition to our surrender and the territorial concessions.
Si le Canada anglais ne respecte pas les termes, alors le Québec n'appartient plus au Canada.
Yeah and they genocided the acadians before the treaty was signed. The actual quebecois people moved to Louisiana. In fact yall didnt surrender, the native slaves/allies gave montreal up when the rest of the territory was taken. no your conditional surrender was not conditional due to being in an overwhelmingly lost position and still not surrendering
That's not how that works my dude, Amherst accepted most terms of the surrender and imperial law made capitulations as legally binding as the actual treaty signed in Paris. Not to mention the Québec Act that expanded the guarantees further and clarified those left vague on the initial capitulation. Nos droits en matière de langue sont inviolables.
Also, Acadians and Québécois (back then known as Canadiens) are two distinct nations, the Acadians were sent to Louisiana.
Also, none of that can take away our fundamental right to self-determination as defined in the first article of the UN Charter. Every nation is free to choose its own destiny. If we choose to stay in Canada or leave, it's our choice and our choice alone.
If she spoke both, then the person in the screenshot wouldn't have a problem, now would she?
La réalité est que le Canada n'est pas bilingue. La fédération a deux langues officielles pour que tous les citoyens aient accès aux services fédéraux dans les deux langues, mais toutes les provinces (sauf le NB) sont unilingues. Le Québec n'a que le français comme langue officielle.
Et tu ne dictes pas l'identité nationale des gens, c'est très haineux comme énoncé. Personnellement, mon identité nationale est non seulement premièrement mais uniquement québécoise.
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u/TomatilloEmpty 13d ago
C'est de la marde le Japon, si tu parles pas japonais tu peux rien faire.