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More french than those towns in Maine that only speak French? How can you be "more french"?
I hope you don't go further with this...
Do you even know enough about Canada to back up what you say? TOWNS IN MAINE French is the official language in Quebec (The WHOLE Province).
I hope you don't go further with this...
Do you even know enough about Canada to back up what you say? TOWNS IN MAINE French is the official language in Quebec (The WHOLE Province).
And? What makes, for example, Madawaska, Maine less french than Cabano Quebec?
Your claim was that "Canada is more French than anything in America". Well, that to me says you don't believe there are any french areas of the country that are as french as french areas of Canada.
As for your statement about towns verse a whole province, what are you trying to prove? Im aware of this irrelevant fact. You said nothing in America is as french as in Canada. Now that deserves a smack
Do they have more french speakers? ...Yes. But that has nothing to do with your claim
I think i would know more about Canada than you, as i have spent portions of my life there
And? What makes, for example, Madawaska, Maine less french than Cabano Quebec?
Your claim was that "Canada is more French than anything in America". Well, that to me says you don't believe there are any french areas of the country that are as french as french areas of Canada.
As for your statement about towns verse a whole province, what are you trying to prove? Im aware of this irrelevant fact. You said nothing in America is as french as in Canada. Now that deserves a smack
Do they have more french speakers? ...Yes. But that has nothing to do with your claim
Canada is far more French influenced as a whole. That's it.
Small towns in Maine is more of an irrelevant fact than anything I said. I was referring to bigger cities- Quebec (city) is more french influenced than any city in Americ. I wouldn't dig that deep and talk about Madawaska.
Canada is far more French influenced as a whole. That's it.
Small towns in Maine is more of an irrelevant fact than anything I said. I was referring to bigger cities- Quebec (city) is more french influenced than any city in Americ. I wouldn't dig that deep and talk about Madawaska.
It was ignorant comment IMO. Because if you were to go from small towns in Quebec to small towns in Maine, you would barley realize you left Canada.
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Doesn't Barbados have the lowest crime rates in North America?
No I meant overall as the cities from countries.
There are high crime cities in each country, but the average Canadian city has a smaller crime rate than an American one, which has a smaller crime rate than a Mexican one.
This list cannot be accurate, Detroit is not #1. Anyone who as ever seen the ruins of Detroit knows that Detroit must be #1 on any list of dangerous cities worth looking at.
New Orleans and Camden blow Detroit in the dust.
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French is the official language in Quebec (The WHOLE Province).
