Super Genius
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June 13th, 2006, 01:17 PM
I think only montreal, has 50% of anglo-phones and 50% francophones, the rest of quebec is mostly french, if i am not mistaken. No wonder why montreal is such a unique and great city.
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Numere is correct however, Allophone makes up 10% while it ranges from 6-10% who speak English as there first language.
I think only montreal, has 50% of anglo-phones and 50% francophones, the rest of quebec is mostly french, if i am not mistaken. No wonder why montreal is such a unique and great city.
Electoral Member
Posts: 344
June 13th, 2006, 09:18 PM
MMmmm Montreal Smoked Meat
I like Montreal , I think if qubec seperated, montreal would stay, it would just become part of ontario.
Then the roads might get fixed!!! and some bloody visible traffic lights would be put up.
yeah I like Montreal go there once or twice a year.
MMmmm Montreal Smoked Meat
I like Montreal , I think if qubec seperated, montreal would stay, it would just become part of ontario.
Then the roads might get fixed!!! and some bloody visible traffic lights would be put up.
yeah I like Montreal go there once or twice a year.
Genius
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June 28th, 2006, 10:31 AM
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I think only montreal, has 50% of anglo-phones and 50% francophones, the rest of quebec is mostly french, if i am not mistaken. No wonder why montreal is such a unique and great city.
Of course you are mistaken. Don't look what people in party quebecois say, look at statistics.
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Numere is correct however, Allophone makes up 10% while it ranges from 6-10% who speak English as there first language.
I think only montreal, has 50% of anglo-phones and 50% francophones, the rest of quebec is mostly french, if i am not mistaken. No wonder why montreal is such a unique and great city.
