Babbel Explains: France vs. Canadian French

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Are you ready for an epic France vs. Canadian French showdown? In this episode of Babbel Explains, we explore the intricacies and differences between French from France and Canadian French. From accents to slang words, there can be significant differences between the two, and this doesn’t even include the regional differences within each country 🤯. But at the end of the day, the big question is: can French speakers from these two countries understand each other?
Our host Sofiane Yetto, a Frenchman who is living in Montréal, breaks this topic down for us.
***Warning: Strong language and curse words are used in this video.
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Комментарии : 18

@BabbelUSA 3 года назад

What's your favorite difference between Canadian French and French from France? 🇨🇦🇫🇷

@mouhamed126 2 года назад

Hi, is it professional? like we say tu veux tu in the news or when w find those differences because in the news I've never seen that. I work on translation subtitles from english to Canadian french of a tv show, I am not sure if there is a big difference or I have to use what you mentioned in the subtitles please explain to me this and if you have any source to learn Canadian french if needed in my case. thank you.

@yofiino 3 года назад

TABARNACK ! Thanks for having me on Babbel Explains, I hope that will help the future French learners 🇫🇷

@BabbelUSA 3 года назад

Thanks for being such a star! 🤩

@NaldinhoGX 2 года назад

😂

@brendajenkins3519 2 года назад

I always had trouble talking with French Canadians, but no problem the one time I spoke with a couple from France (20 years since I had last spoken, read, or listened to French).

@elietrinidad6633 3 года назад

Uk English and Us English are different. Spain Spanish and Latin are different. (Canada) French and (France) French are different. (Brazil) Portuguese and (Portugal) Portuguese are different. In Slangs pronunciation and grammar That's diversity my friend.

@Lol-bt5qq 3 года назад

Love It !! Tout est parfaitement bien expliqué

@mariekaddar1705 3 года назад

Au top cette vidéo 💪

@maximer1997 3 года назад

Can’t wait for the next videos with Sofiane 🇨🇦

@Annyd27 2 года назад

as 0 in french what you will recommend to learn Canadian or France french?

@alexandrebouvier7731 Год назад

The Bill 101 was introduced in 1977. In 1974, the bill 22 has been introduced. I think you confused both.

@vsbp1 Год назад

Does babbel have a Canadian French course?

@manmayarai1964 3 года назад

Hlio friend maro question again

@A.shk9 3 года назад

The audio is unclear...!

@BabbelUSA 3 года назад

Hi Armin, we're sorry you're having trouble with the audio. We've updated the English closed captions, so you can turn those on by clicking the CC at the bottom right of the screen if that's helpful. Thanks for watching!

@A.shk9 3 года назад

@@BabbelUSA Thanks a lot

@guillaumelegare 2 года назад

This this video needs more context. It would be interesting to analyse how French are using disgraceful words like "pute" or "putin" (whore) all the time. Does that mean French are disgraceful to women in society in general? Maybe not, but think about that before making comparaisons. Also, if French language in Quebec grew differently from France, does the language becomes a dialect? For me, these are the words form a colonialist country. For me, no dialect exists on Earth, since languages represent culture, music, poetry.... Does the accent from Paris makes French language from Marseille a dialect? No. The truth is that French language is part of the Francophone world and I think French people in general should be more open to DIVERSITY like neutral gender pronouns and feminization of nouns (professions), as we try to do in Quebec. Recently, even Macron was opposed to this idea. Now, who is living in the good old traditional French language? This is 2022, not the 17th century.