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Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Location: Montréal, Québec, Canada
March 22nd, 2006, 10:15 AM
En passant gnuman, il y a plus de chance que tu parles anglais dans une compagnie comme "The Gazette" que français... Ce qui veut dire que ce ne sont pas tous les emplois qui demande que nous soyons parfaitement bilingues. C'est certain que si tu viens travailler à Montréal attends-toi à parler français, mais sinon, c'est en immersion totale que tu vas l'apprendre.
I've learn my English that way... I was working with teens as a youth counselor and I was the only French one... I've learn my English like never before. I can't tell you that I've become bilingual after one day and even today, I'm not perfectly bilingual and that's making me sick. French and English are doing part of our heritage. We should know how to speak both languages in this country.
Have a nice day! Bonne journée!
En passant gnuman, il y a plus de chance que tu parles anglais dans une compagnie comme "The Gazette" que français... Ce qui veut dire que ce ne sont pas tous les emplois qui demande que nous soyons parfaitement bilingues. C'est certain que si tu viens travailler à Montréal attends-toi à parler français, mais sinon, c'est en immersion totale que tu vas l'apprendre.
I've learn my English that way... I was working with teens as a youth counselor and I was the only French one... I've learn my English like never before. I can't tell you that I've become bilingual after one day and even today, I'm not perfectly bilingual and that's making me sick. French and English are doing part of our heritage. We should know how to speak both languages in this country.
Have a nice day! Bonne journée!
