Actually french spoken in Canada is a little different then whats spoken in France
Kinda like American and English. Being British myself I often find myself saying the wrong slang, or using the english word and then getting a bunch of bewildered looks from people. I also tend to use more 4 syllable words than most people, interspersed between the 4 letter words!
I can see you now linc: Wha- is this rather shabby bit on my brambles?
My new girlfriend is british though- I get a kick out of her sometimes.
And french-canadians (at least the ones Ive met) are weird.
I can see you now linc: Wha- is this rather shabby bit on my brambles?
My new girlfriend is british though- I get a kick out of her sometimes.
And french-canadians (at least the ones Ive met) are weird.
Pics please (of the gf, not the weird FCs that you have met.)
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Kinda like American and English. Being British myself I often find myself saying the wrong slang, or using the english word and then getting a bunch of bewildered looks from people. I also tend to use more 4 syllable words than most people, interspersed between the 4 letter words!
Same goes for Portuguese spoken in Brasil and Portuguese spoke in Portugal. But even in Brasil people speak different from state to state.
Might be. Funny you mentioned that cause my nick name given to me by the nice looking girls in my neighborhood in Brasil was "Lu piru". Now peru is turkey, a bird of course and piru is (I can't say it) .