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Originally Posted by TatsuyaKataoka
Some of the sentiments in this thread are the same sentiments used by Québecers to defend their insane language laws.
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La francaise est une langue officielle du Canada. All the Quebecers are trying to do is preserve french because most other provinces lean towards english.
You see similar sentiments in this thread because there are people (like this McAsian woman) who just plain refuse to learn the language and make their laziness a human rights issue. McAsian woman has lived in Canada for ten years but is still unable to enunciate the difference between "Hot Chocolate" and "Cafe Mocha" but the person behind the counter is guaranteed to have a grasp of atleast one of our official languages. Do you know how hot chocolate/cafe mocha is pronounced in french? Its chocolate chaud/cafe mocha. One of the words are identical!!! yet this woman living here for 10 years can't figure out either. I don't think anyone who is posting that immigrants should learn the language is out of line.
This is Canada. It is clean and safe. A great country to call home. We speak french and english. choose one. Merci mes amis.
