A visit to QUEBEC! 

Indeed

Blink sos if you are in danger eh

Who knew that construction in Montreal is far worst than the construction in Vancouver.

3:36 It says greater than 25% instead of < 25%.

William Travelstead no it says the unseen number is bigger than 25%

😅😅😅😅😅😅

J Masters probably the best comment I’ve ever seen on RU-vid

Rhys Carter thanks

I don't think you understand how much I'm going to use this

Lmaoo

Lmfao, this is accurate

Construction never finishes in Montreal lol.

Thank Alberta and Saskatchewan for all that oil money

@@help4skin Thanks, now give us some more, as you should. Loyal servants :)

@@CaptainFordo21 dont worry little mendigot your welfare check is on the way

@@help4skin For fiscal year 2022-2023, all Canadian provinces and territories will benefit from equalization, including Alberta and Saskatchewan, the first will receive $7.1 billion in equalization, the second $1.9 billion. The province that will benefit the most from equalization, according to the Canadian federal finance ministry headed by Chrystia Freeland, is Prince Edward Island, where each of the 160,232 inhabitants will be allocated $4,620, compared to $3,170/inhabitant of Quebec. Equalization, exclusively governed by the federal government, ensures each Canadian a comparable standard of living and is based on the ability of each province and territory to collect taxes, which are then distributed by the federal government. The equalization envelope for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, according to the Canadian Department of Finance, is $87.7 billion. Quebec and Ontario, the most populous provinces, will receive $27.4 billion and $23.7 billion respectively for this fiscal year. As for British Columbia, $8.4 billion will be earmarked for it. Are considered in the calculation of the fiscal capacity of each province and territory the taxes of individuals, those of corporations and businesses, property taxes, 50% of income from natural resources and consumption taxes, such as GST and provincial taxes. for consumption, if applicable. According to the same source, each Quebecer (8.641 million inhabitants) contributes $6,000 to the equalization scheme and $12,000 for each Albertan (4.459 million inhabitants) some $12,000, due to oil spillovers. Therefore, Quebec's share for this fiscal year is $51.846 billion, while Alberta's is $53.508 billion. Therefore, according to these figures provided by the same source, Alberta would contribute $1.652 billion in equalization paid to Quebec. Finally, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Newfoundland and Labrador, receive billions of dollars in subsidies, when the price of oil collapses, subsidies paid by all Canadians, such as the purchase at the cost of 5 billion dollars for the purchase of the Trans-Mountain pipeline in the previous mandate of the Trudeau government to Alberta. So, with regard to Alberta's contribution to the equalization plan vis-à-vis Quebec, it is only 1.90%, nothing to claim that this province maintains the high standard of living of Quebecers, the most taxed in North America perhaps, but whose social safety net is largely dependent on their taxes and consumption taxes.

It's super common in the Maritimes. I'm a USA southerner and spend a lot of time in Canada, so I can really hear it. For such a small population of English speakers (Canada), the English accents are REALLY diverse from one coast to the other. It's wild. Maritime English is my favorite.

@@jesseoglidden learn your geography he is not a maratimer he is from vancouver

@@andrelandry548 So, re-read my comment. What's weird, is that JJ doesn't really sound like most native-English speakers in Vancouver I've heard. He's just a weird guy, but hey, it's the internet!

Jesse Glidden his mom is actually from the maritimes . Maybe explains the accent.

I do believe the accent is a put on, gets viewers commentimg👍. Say a word wrong or differently and you stand out from the crowd. Sure there are different accents across the country just like in the states. I found the accent in the Tennessee hilols and a part of Alabama very difficult to comprehend. Just like some Canadian east coasters, distinct accent and depending on where the person is from it can also be difficult to understand. Have you ever asked an American what that thing is on top of a house is called? And the answer you get is...”it’s a ruff” (sounds like a dogs bark,) whereas a Canadian would call it a “roof” (pronounces life poof.)

Patrik Järvelöv honestly something id put on my list of achievements if it happened to me

Keyword: merely

DOn't worry, Trump was denounced by US house of representatives. He still doesn't give a fuck. JJ should do something to get the Canadian house of commons for the lols.

@@johndaly2816 trump wasnt denouce by the house

it was his article that was denounced not him.

This is a saying in urbanized areas of at least North America that have substantial Winters.

John Macomber That’s a saying in Edmonton too!

John Macomber same as Chicago

@@NavyVet9702 Pretty much.

Similar to the twin cities, Winter and Road Repairing Season.

Yup, folks were super-fecund back then. And they didn't even have the federal and provincial monthly child benefits for support. Today, if you see a family of six or more in Quebec, it's usually immigrants.

*JaspboyNL,* *Here below is the link to get a very elaborate answer to your question:* *en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_sign* *Then, scroll down the page consulted.*

In France, they don't feel that their language is threaten by being surrounded by english people. So it's cool to have english in their culture. In Quebec, it fells like we are being assimilated.

Bootleg France.

There's a lot of words like this one. English words that France incorporate in their language that Québec chose to translate instead. France says e-mail while we invented the term "courriel". Or the one that I absolutely hate, a movie "spoiler" is in Québec "divulgacher" from "divulguer" (tell) and "gâcher" (ironically "spoil"). A word that I'll never use.

@@newgap1980 as you should

Et les Québécois sont les plus bilingues du pays, paradoxalement.

les québécois adorent leur langue le plus que les français. Je souhaite vraiment à visiter cette province!

Absolutely not ! France is more

@@marlene97280 Bien sûr que la France est plus française que le Québec, étant le berceau de cette langue romane, qui a franchi plusieurs étapes au cours des siècles, pour en arriver au français que l'on parle aujourd'hui. Toutefois, n'étant pas menacés comme les Québécois le sont et tous les francophones hors Québec au Canada, les Français ne font pas attention à leur langue, paradoxalement faisant grand usage de termes, d'expressions anglais pour faire chic ou cool, partout, même dans les médias écrits, électroniques ou télévisuels. Il faut entendre les jeunes Français s'exprimer, pour constater à quel point leur langue s'abartardit. Dommage !

@@marlene97280 Oui, avec leurs Drug Store, leurs The Post , Parking...

That’s very cool! There are loads of Lebanese people in Brazil, by any chance some people speak Portuguese there?

English global language... More like mostly in East Asia, which is probably the most important place outside Europe and Americas in terms of economics. And English is dominant there. Like I'm Chinese, but if you only learned Korean or Japanese (likely through K-pop or Japanese anime, stuff like that), you still have to talk to me in English. In fact I don't even understand Cantonese Chinese. I only understand, read, speak and write Mandarin and Shanghainese Chinese (the latter isn't even written, technically). That doesn't seem like the case in Europe, probably thanks to the EU, which the UK is even trying to leave. When I was in Paris (Lover museum?) Seeing that I can't speak French a staff tried to ask me if I can speak Spanish instead. Looks like he's more comfortable speaking Spanish than English if you don't speak French. That's not that common in Asia.

@@davidfreeman3083 Northern Europe other than France tends to be fluent in English.

@@qwertyTRiG France is not even 'Northern Europe', and from my experience in Germany, pretty good but still not that much. Not to mention nothing prevents them from being fluent in another non-native language other than English. Like, I see Scandinavians talking to each other in their own language (Swedish and Norwegian especially), or even German it seems, WITHOUT using English or any other language. My point is, English doesn't seem THAT established as THE SOLE 'common international language' yet around the world. East, South and SE Asia seems more like an exception to me... I even heard that under Scandinavian educational systems kids tend to command a lot of languages, especially compared to even the UK, not to mention like the US, etc.

I thought the same thing!

i live in Qubec. and most of my neigbors want india to come and get Qubec back. we Qubec people are begging for India to save us. Jai Hind

Summer of '69!

@@onlinemathquiz3621 the Fuck? Are you trying to troll, cuz if you are, then this is a really bad attempt at it

@@onlinemathquiz3621 Huh? India? Get Quebec back? They have no historic association with Quebec other than the Sikh and Punjabi immigrants.

Interesting you say that, my German grandfather moved to Quebec for the Expo of 69 and has married a French Quebecer and has stayed here ever since! They even opened up a bakery on the north-side of the city, closing about 10-15 years ago. We used to travel every summer across the country in a truck + trailer. Those were the best times of my life!

You must look really cool

Why you going to montreal without knowing french enough to communicate at least a little bit

@@silver-willow8000 Because we did speak at least one of the two official languages of Canada. Also, it is really difficult to pick a new language as an adult. We do know a couple of French phrases, but knowing how to say "hello" only gets you so far. But hey, if your local economy doesn't want our tourist dollars then we could always spend them somewhere else

Im gonna speak on behalf on most quebecer... u dont need to know french. We all speak english, but if u dont even try to say bonjour or est-ce que vous parler anglais? Or whatever french word u can come up with, we aint switching. Be respectful and you'll see that quebecers will be more then happy to help you out. That need for recognition of our lauguage comes from the fact that our ancestor fought english ppl to preserve their language btw.

@@antoinebguitar2869​​⁠I find it interesting how y’all view it as a courtesy thing. Here in America if I were go to a Mexican food truck, for example, and ask habla inglés, I wouldn’t be surprised if the worker was offended for my assumption that he may not speak English. In fact he’d probably also be annoyed if I were to place my order in Spanish. The culture is really more “let’s get this over with” than “let’s respect each other’s languages”.

Haha, trop drôle !!

C'est trop triste

Criss d'épais ... VIVE chez nous !!

@@amybugg001 C'est vrai que l'auteur du vidéo est un épais. Cependant, il représente passablement bien le Canada anglais malheureusement. J'espère seulement que ces épais se fassent entendre lors de notre prochain referendum - afin de faire bien comprendre aux québécois que ce sont ces mêmes canadiens qui gèrent nos impôts à Ottawa. On a vraiment pas d'amis à Ottawa; il faut gagner notre prochain référendum au plus sacrant...

By Albertans. Hail oil huehuehue

Wolfgang loolll even the bell hates english in Quebec

@@blackvaiii3011 actually Montreal is bilingual. We spoke both languages.

@@zeusvalentine Montréal is French with an English minority .

Dubon Gros francophones are like 49%, montreal is linguistically diverse

Phoenix 12345 i should know, i live there

@Nashtark 111 Comments on the venue, gets incoherent ramble 2 months after posting. Yes the government supported a population boom in the early 50s due to the massive loss of young men after the 2nd world war (besides not having fully recovered from the 1st) and the Korean War, not to mention the high infant mortality rate of the period. The 12 to 18 number is beyond exaggerated (literally impossible considering the program was in place for 4 years with government bonuses for each child) as per the rapes it happened and is sad. It also happened elsewhere, no one condones that. The Church is also the largest charity organization in the world keeping countless people fed (in Canada) and millions elsewhere. Go bring your hate elsewhere this is literally the opposite venue for that rant.

@Nashtark 111 For sure, once again child mortality rates what they were (60-70% in that period) that was rather common globally, not just in Quebec. The Church push for babies however was sponsored in the 1950s due to the loss of most of a generation of men that were needed on the farms and factories. My mum née Jodoin also came from a series of large families

Gee, maybe north Americans should have let Europeans fight their own wars. This yank condemns America's vainglorious and opportunistic participation in both, which -- like most of what America does -- was catastrophic for most of the countries involved.

Maybe he has a complex about not being able to speak French :-)

J.J. is tsundere for Quebec.

He got screwed (whatever style) by a Quebecer that is a fact

Is like when the annoying boy un school is in love with the pretty girl but knows he's not gonna get her and starts disturbing her all the time lol. No hard feelings though J.J., just joking

Who doesn't?

Vincent R.C you were great! And so is your restaurant!

you didnt do what was expected...!!!...never left the enemy on the loose...!!!!...(clarification)..because we all know...that west...ant est of canada..can't understand one another...so dont panic...i was genuinely joking..

@jvalex18 i try something...you what?..other then looking for spiting on others?...get a life

Remember that the Vermont capital is called Montpellier and it used to be part of Canada at the time of New France when the border with the Dutch Colony was much lower. South of Champlain Lake you can see Ausable chasm (meaning "to the sand" chasm). The Montreal sphere of influence goes as far South as Albany.

@@lucrolland7489 there's a small minority of acadian French speakers in Vermont and New Hampshire as well as maine. Vermont was its own republic for a little while to, The green mountain republic.

@@jacobjones4766 Not surprising that French Canadians continued to live in those states but I really enjoy to learn that there was The green mountain republic and I will need to read more about it. Very interesting indeed.

@@lucrolland7489 there two more dialects of French spoken in Louisiana, Louisiana French and Cajun French creole, both of which are also still spoken in everyday use.

3rd most spoken language in vt

Yeah, because they're run by the mob, lol. That said, NB is run by the Irvings.

Tabarnak, such a small population of francophones compared to anglophones in Canada, yet over represented.

We are the same with certain difference, cependant, nos différences de culture Anglo/Franco font de nous une culture unique en Amérique du Nord (incluant les différentes communautés francophones a travers le Canada), culture qui, comme tout autre, mérite d'être préservé. Vive le Québec dans un Canada unis, ensembles on est plus fort !!!!

toi, General de Gaulle

@@plecavalier836 Québec libre tg

@@francoischaput5117 LOL

Good thing, because he's annoying as fuck, not funny, and Montreal sucks.

@@hugolafhugolaf "Insert Last Jedi Luke Skywalker quote"

hugolafhugolaf I mean I like it here

Actually, most Quebecers don't know much about anything except "You Must speek FRENCH". Their constant whining about language rights has turned the province in a French-language ghetto.

JJ is from Vancouver and you really don't see much maple syrup in cans in Vancouver.

@@jamesthomson8659 is it just usually in glass bottles ?

@@oceancaouette1122 It was in bottles, don't know if they were glass or plastic. I never bought one. I got my syrup in exchange for smoked salmon when I went home to Montreal for Christmas. 😀

it's a must have for Québécois to take at least 1 can of Maple Syrup per season,a no-brainer for sure haha

A lot of maple syrup out west is (inexplicably) from Vermont.

Yeah it kinda is. Some place near the Atlantic are also worth visiting too but really, the middle and west Canada is pretty boring.

@@Blockoumi I should have said if you’re gonna visit a city. There’s loads of nature in Canada worth seeing but Montreal and maybe Quebec City are the only cities that have any real character and offer something different from most cities in the U.S. and Canada in my opinion.

@@pulsatingsausageboy2076 yeah i totally agree but I was also talking about cities like Lunenburg that people forget.

Super sexe burned down :(

My parents and I have lived in Calgary since 2003. We went to Ontario and Quebec in 2010, including Montreal. I like it more than any other city we have been to in Canada, except for Quebec City and Ottawa.

[GONE SEXUAL] [GENDARMERIE CALLED] [IN THE HOOD] [V-BUCKS GIVEAWAY]

[TABARNAKS SAID]

[ALMOST SHOT]

Local Canadian? Do you know the first people to be called canadian were the french speaking only

C'est donc bin interessant ! On s'en caliss qu'on soit premier,on est surment plus les derniers dans toute. Surtout toé

now I want to call people in the streets mamsters lol

It's ma'am-sir

Hamster

doesn't "mamzer" mean bastard in yiddish?

Quebec city has less fireworks

@@texasabbott . Because their no many rude people who prefer to live in english in a french speaking society in Quebec city like in Montreal

The crime rate of Quebec City is practically nonexistent compared to Montreal. I don't know about the Parliament though, I've heard there's a lot of backstabbing, corruption, embezzlement, etc...

Sammexp 😂😂😂

i used to work in the old port at a bike shop and from my experience of old quebec as a 2nd gen french Ontarian. i can say that Quebec city is not safe for a person who can't pull of a convincing french France or french quebec accent. they are very Anglophobe their

He better never come before the courts on the smallest infraction.

Do you know where can I read about this?

@@sebastianchicazapata4519 He said this in one of his video, forgot which one, but I think it was the "billinguism is a scam"

It's not just airing there, They Created Just For Laugh

@@d0uel776 we created it?

@@99kr13 Just for Laugh was founded in Quebec in 1983

It was created in Québec (original title : Juste pour Rire)

We mostly have no clue who that guy is.

@@pbfeuille I aggree. I am a french quebecker and I had no clue who this guy was. And I have no idea what happen before. But I think this video was fun and I like that he spoke about the history of the city, the constructions, etc... I really enjoy this video :) To J.J. : Thanks for making it :)

Summon the Canadian Avengers! Wolverine! ... Uh, and Captain Canada... or whoever...

dear english canadian you have to understand that we barely never give a shit of what happens in the ROC

Nah, as a Quebecker I can say we typically feel more threatened by: 1) Unequal French-English distribution of power. 2) Slow erosion of the French language. 3) Environmental concerns that we typically have in much higher priorities than other countries. Up until 4years ago, the constant fear of Separatism was also a big one at every provincial election. That leaves us with very little time to care about a small RU-vidr that barely any Quebecker knows.

Quebec isn't demonized in Ontario (by people over the age of 21), we've gotten used to your language laws at this point and respect them.

quebec belongs to india and only india itself. Jai Hind

Really…I doubt it

Bonjour, Quelle heure est-il?

@@AfricanLionBat well you cant just say what time it is without giving a basis on what time you operate under, but if it helps we work under est time

@@Cowatude I just googled french words and copy pasted whatever popped up first. Born an raised in Buffalo New York. I don't know any french at all lol.

The Just for Laughs gags dont have to be tranlated and it was bought on a huge amount of country.

Here in Argentina, too!

Wow that’s so cool ! Watching these as a kid, I never knew it played anywhere outside of Quebec

yeah i can see that being true there is anger and resentment, I grew in BC and I kinda hated Quebec growing up for no reason its just what you heard and I was kid during the 1995 referendum. its all about feeling like quebec gets treated different and exceptions are made and money goes there at the expense of the rest of Canada particularly the west.

Most french ontarians dont like the arrogant french separatists from quebec!

Health Care is Canadian not Quebec and most francophone denounce religion except for hockey , but hockey also a Canadian sport not just a Quebec sport. Singers besides Celine Dion and Mitsou ( Bye Bye mon Cowboy), as well as a Handful of others , but it's not what Quebec are known for.

@@emery1691 t’es trop drôle dans ton ignorance de la culture, ce qui démontre que tu n’en a aucune, mais t’es pas obligé de mourir inculte.😂😂😂😂😁😘

@@emery1691 Health care is Province specific and we are attached to our vision of health care and even if Canada has health care in a Universal, so has almost every country in Europe. Quebec is not known for what makes us live. This means the Canadian media are not connected to what makes French Canadians and Quebec live. This is not helping to keep us united.

@@emery1691 Quebecois denounce religion like the French in France, because of their Roman Catholic past which has been quite complex but has produced our nature which is different, another we share in common with the French. Health Care is Canadian but also Quebecois and each Province has its own way and I have witnesses many times that the one in Quebec may not be the best but defends itself very well and is often very good. Hockey is indeed Canadian but it is also Quebecois like some things are Scandinavian and shared among several nations. So now my question, what is Quebec known for or famous about? I do not like others telling me what is ours or not ours. You should listen to us instead if telling is what we should say. It happened to me too many times when I was working in Toronto. I was not allowing myself to tell others what is best for them, this is not correct. Instead on focusing on criticism of the difference of others, we should focus on what unites usand do not deny us what we think is part of ourselves. The British did that too much to the Irish and we know what is the outcome.

@@robin-bq1lz Quelle est votre Culture, dites-moi SVP. Votre langue ? J'ai beaucoup plus de culture en tant qu'Europeen que vous n'en aurez jamais. Je peux parler trios langues, contrairement a vous qui ne pouvez parler que le francais. Parler le francais ne signifie pas que voue etes eduque. En pensant meme de cette facon, cela me montre voyre niveau d'education. Sorry , but my computer is English. I can speak it better then I can write it, but at least I try , Ro bin.

@Ruben Benoliel you're slightly misinformed there, English is a Germanic language, not Latin. The reason so many words are similar is due the the Norman conquest of Britain and the official language on the island was French for hundreds of years. There is even a theory that English is a creol of various North and West Germanic languages with tons of vocabulary from French, Greek and many other European languages. Some evidence for this is the simpler grammar structure in modern English compared to old English which had 3 genders in the language compared to none now. Fun fact: the word "Mankind" originally meant the whole species with no thought given to male or female since it went like this Female: wif (still around as "wife" In modern english) Male: Wer (still around as "werewolf" ect..) The species: Man (also still used in many Germanic languages with slight variations)

@Ruben Benoliel Your smart

Good to see a positive comment on that -- guess JJ was pretty negative about it. I like if too.

I am French from Normandie, Montreal is the 2nd largest French speaking after Paris, in the world, you are wrong.

I can't afford to live in any of those areas.💯😬

@@mohammadjacques2000 Yes but do you live in Montreal to tell him he’s wrong?

@@mohammadjacques2000 It os actually the 3rd. Paris is the 2nd. The biggest francophone city is Kinshasa

you quebecois are so sensitive to criticism.

Responding to a year old comment to say that?

@@birblord3409 Yeah... and?

@@cearig bruh you guys make fun of our accents all the time and we are not not supposed to react fuck outta here

​@@collotdeschenes2332 what does that have to do with the comment?

Right? Never understood, where that came from. I now know who to blame. This guy!

He does it on purpose

K yeah I'm very canadian but even I don't say it that strong lol

I thought it was a joke at first jaja

Yeah I thought it was a joke too. I'm from Canada too and I never say about like that. Where is this dude from?

you are an intelligent wise man

Well I do not see Quebec splitting from Canada any time soon Because of the advantage same for Canada they also have adventage to have Quebec as one of the 10 province of Canada. The problem seams more at the federal level in politic where they play a divisive politic between west and east of Canada. Calling Quebec Racist for making law to solve issue that the liberal are never willing to fix. and west Canada as polluter even making Greta come to scare people with fake climate change to force Carbon tax on people all across Canada and divert the Canadian election with fake issue rather then real ones. What I mean is that the earth water and air is cooling down the earth just like a car radiator so unless you run out of water and air you cannot have extreme climate change and the sun is still in the sky to warm it up. So they spend two week on fake climate change and fake racist to arrive with a minority liberal government at the federal level.

@@TheStevepel Jesus fucking Christ learn to fucking write. Also, have a couple commas, ,,,, , just copy and paste them as needed. That being said, where the fuck did you learn that the ocean makes it impossible for the earth to get hotter? You know, even with a radiator, cars can still get hot. Even if there's something colling the Earth, there might still be something make it hot. Shocking, I know. And you can't just go putting a bunch of grenhouse gases to make the Earth hotter and expect that the " radiator" that was colling it previously will just maintain the current temperature without any changes.

@@TheStevepel Also, the damages we cause to the environment are just related to rising temperatures. Maybe you don't think we should care about animals, plants or making land infertile, maybe you don't even care about smog and dirty rivers. But if you still think humans can't affect the environment, try drinking polluted water or living in a landfill.

Mr Doctor Professor Patrick How does Switzerland keep holding on without all this trouble, while speaking 4 different languages at the same time? Quebec doesn’t need to be independent, it needs to stop complaining and care about its real problems

When covid is over come on up, it isnt expensive

I love Americans!

For which reason(s)?

You're welcome anytime 😄

*@asds, I drink your words because I have the same deep attachment to this homeland that is Québec.* ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️

Good for you, if you were accepted and honored in British Columbia. Know that my brother who lived in Victoria, a fisherman by profession, was cowardly beaten to death by two young people aged 18 and 20, because he was a francophone from Quebec. The beatings inflicted on him are indescribably horrific. For this, I will never set foot in this xenophobic province that is British Columbia and elsewhere in English Canada, fond of Quebec bashing.

@@capricornebete-a-cornes8671 :/ ils lui ont specifiquement dit que setait parce qu'il est Franco?

Yeah, that's a big Montreal thing, especially with the younger generation. I regularly go back and forth in the same sentence.

Spanglish is also a thing.

As a Gatinois, I disagree. Gatineau is a stone's throw away from unilingual Ontario/Ottawa so believe me the anglo-franco tension and bilingualism here is VERY present.

Franglais is spoken on most Quebec cities and towns.

@@thauria Well, mixed english words, yeah, but not the level of franglais that you find in montreal. Not that hardcore in places like Saguenay or Sherbrooke.

What you describe, anger me when it happen, my parents and i lived in Dominican Republic for months and learn Spanish but there was other people who lived there for decades and can barely say anything at all. Why live there at all if you are unwilling to learn the language of the country.

Jose Fernanado some people don't pick up other languages easily. Like some don't understand math. I am one my father spoke 4 languages but me only 1 English. It isn't always racism or contempt that prevents us from speaking your language.

@@markm.3297 While I understand your point, I would like to interject that there's really no basis for saying that some people have problems learning languages while others have it 'easy'. Unless you're talking about people who never managed to pick up their first language (because of brain problems, deafness, etc.), everybody comes equipped with the ability to learn languages, and the rest just comes down to the level of exposure, interest and effort. When people repeatedly fail to learn a target language, you can generally identify the lack of one of these three factors.

ca me rappel les asiatique du quartier chinois a montreal

The more languages one learns the better .

Well did she?

If only… :(

@@leocadieux6781 LOL bonne chance

Well, this may not sound as silly in a few years

🤣🤣🤣🤣

I don't think I've ever heard JJ say anything against francophones in general. I've heard plenty of criticism from JJ on the political situation in Quebec.

Horatio Jones EXACTLY, an inconvenient truth! Doesn’t fit the perpetual victimhood status narrative.

No it's just a pity that Quebec is part of Canada. Quebec should be a sovereign nation with close ties to the rest of Canada, like how France is not part of Germany but is part of the single EU market along with Germany and citizens of one country can freely move to the other country.

Reste chez-toi et on n'en mourra pas...ahahaha...

@@taichiwinchester1102 That what Québec want. And Brian Mullroney have trying to do so with the Lake Meech Deal, but Manitoba had voted against that and newfee too, and after that the BLOC québécois was born and the separatist movement begin.

Merci! Bienvenue et lache pas l'apprentissage

Je suis d’accord 🇫🇷❤

Romanticism, but as you said, not a place you've ever been to, much less lived in. The reality on the ground, trying to live there will change your mind in an instant. Quebec is the only place that a white person will experience racism and discrimination from another white person.

I don't think he cares.

@@diananeuman6222 its not about caring or not, its about respect

No it’s not!

Matthew Grantham lol no it’s not?

@@diananeuman6222 you don't know what respect is ,If your name was butchered ,would you like this ? I don't think , making the point is important ,Cause there's a lot of ''Levesque'' in Quebec , road , school , people , etc.

If you are American, they love you and speak English. If from the rest of Canada, you are modi anglais ( shit English ).

First of all, you are lying, Most English Quebecers learn French quite easily and are encouraged by 3/4 of the francophones in the province, I rather believe that you left because of a romantic breakup and that you are trying to pass it on the backs of 8 million people who have done nothing wrong to you.

@@linefrenette9116 you are right. I must be modi anglais.

​@@angelosliotscos8405 I mean you fit the narcissistic rich British stereotypes 😂

The French and British killed the Natives in Canada. Do not go on lying about how the French were allies. 35 clueless morons liked that comment lol.

Weeeeee you’re ignoring most of what actually happened here

@ZoonEconomicus Who's obfuscating I wonder.

@ZoonEconomicus 1: A didn't do X to B in any comparable way to how C did X to B, so equating the treatment of B from A to the treatment of B from C is dishonest. 2: Stop your whataboutism, A did X to B. Perhaps I've been following the thread badly but this is what I got from it. (EDIT: I changed treatment of C from B to B from C but I think everyone understood what was meant).

@ZoonEconomicus Sounds to me like this is just one big misunderstanding then. Also, I wouldn't use the word "exterminate". If the french did exterminate the natives, there wouldn't be any left. Also it's better not to conflate Canadian French to the French

Turtle Game Guy! They’ll also probably pour steaming poutine onto his face

Day old baguettes will fuck you up!

RedFireRex RFR thats the way I wanna go.

We do not even eat baguettes in Québec, MORON!

P.A. Beaulieu Fine, they beat him up with their bagel brass knuckles then.

I live in Montreal and I can tell you that is absolute garbage, French settlers manipulated and subjuagted many Iroquois tribes

Vous avez raison et merci de leur faire penser...lol

@@HemiJB91 Finally, someone speaks the truth!

@@HemiJB91 stop taking subvention for your damn dirty sand oil !

@@HemiJB91 lol your shitty cities were built with our money, and the only thing you can actually produce is dirty sand oil. hold this L

He went to Montreal to make a Click-bait video. Follow the money.

ive been here 8 years and i saw the stickers on windows and i never understood what it meant. takes someone from NOT here to point that out and their meaning

@Demetrios Levi I think a lot of people would say that the democrats are the reason. Whenever it comes to Michigan Demos somehow are the ones to blame. 🤣

This guy is gonna go home a look up his videos and in a few hours he’ll be wishing he punched him lol

@@aliensinnoh1 😂

@@aymarafan7669 You should go check out california buddy, (wait let me show my superiority by using a laughing emoji.) 😆

But it's over. I don't know whether the de souche produce enough children these days to replace their deaths and emigration.

Very true.... Quebec has been great for me and my family..... I live free and safe....

I never realized that Jacques Cartier named Canada. I just know that the small town that I live in named many places after him and his family. I believe the French explorer, Jacques Marquette, is buried near my town, therefore many places are also named after him.

@@superstarquins Canada comes from a Native word, Kanata, which means 'village'. Its because a Native was inviting Cartier to his village

Tony I always found that interesting.

Canada would not be Canada without Quebec

Usually I hear "HelloBonjour" or "BonjourHello"

Vic_paquet Je pense que comparé à ses autres vidéos, il nous a fait justice quand même. Et à par le bout où il parle de la constitution canadienne, c’est pas mal expliqué pantoute

@@zerohero5753 wow. you're quite the bellend.

@@zerohero5753 laughed a lot at this, hahahahahaha what a reply

Sorry for necro but what are some corrections you might make to the information he presented?

@@wombatpandaa9774 The french did settle in New France but they did not subjugate any tribe because they knew they needed them in order to survive in North America. They did try to convert them to catholicism through marriage and assimilation, but it was a peaceful relationship. One of our first settlers, Samuel de Champlain, who's responsible for the foundation of Québec City in 1608, said that he dreamed of a day where indigenous people and French settlers becoming one big nation of mixed people with a common culture.

Hello from Martinique French Antilles

Hey from Dominica the French Antillean made English

How can a NATIVE language in a Caribbean island be a mix of 2 European languages? 🤔

This one is a bit weird. Many non-English speaking European countries keep the name McChicken but for example in Spain I saw it was McPollo there.

In Indonesia it is called McChicken instead of McAyam.

In france we used to get all the stuff translated for quebec. Macdonalds never translated the menus but we got cartoons where the translation was clearly done with a french canadian lexicon. I think WoW ended up translating location names because of them too in the french version. (Let's be honest, "Thunderbluffs" is much cooler and more practical than "les pitons du tonnerre")

@@themeltedchocolate In Brazil Quarter-Pound was changed because of Imperial Units.

@@themeltedchocolate what? Why?

they sell it in more than 60 country

Lol I'm Dual British Canadian Too in Toronto! Nice!

I loved Montreal. I went there summer last year and it was a blast.

What culture , besides some old buildings. No different culture then the rest of the country except the speak another language.

I'm a french/english/canadian living in Winnipeg

When you're in Quebec avoid stores with blue stickers on them. The blue sticker denotes that it is a store that speaks exclusively French. The red sticker denotes a store where staff speaks french to help newcomers to the province learn the langauge.

That's avoiding any self-positioning. That's nice.

@@holger_p K

I bet you don't love Alberta or Saskatchewan.

@@MrJasoncklein ''entire country'' means all provinces......

@@ThePhLevels Really? You love that we speak English only? We want to end official government required bilingualism? We want to expand oil exploration and build a pipeline through Quebec? We want to renegotiate equalization and parliament so that Quebec gets less money and we get more senators and MPs? We want fairer and more relaxed gun rules? We want and end to the Quebec dairy and poultry quota system? I have trouble believing you love us. Culturally, we are in many ways, at odd with Quebec's current comfy setup.