First off, I said she prided herself on her "perfect Parisian accent", not that she had one. Furthermore, I believe the point she was trying to make was that there's no point in affecting a snobbery surrounding the language. Accents are different - none are any better or worse than another. The very fact that someone is attempting to speak your language should be good enough.
Is poutine truly a staple in Quebec, much the same as rice and potatoes? Or is it one of those fast food items like fries?
I've been to France - they eat the same food we do - other than one particularly disgusting dish I was served one night. The only word I recognized was "porc", and only the man ate it... so it wasn't a staple of their diet either. Otherwise, we ate meat, potatoes, salad and other veggies. Same as here. But maybe the family I stayed with wasn't "cultured" in the French ways.
Ah j'sais qu't'es en hostie pi qu't'en as jusque là vec moé, mais tabarnouche, tabarouette, t'es triste LadyC comme un vieux crisse!.
I recognize my name and a few other words.
Is poutine truly a staple in Quebec, much the same as rice and potatoes? Or is it one of those fast food items like fries?
I've been to France - they eat the same food we do - other than one particularly disgusting dish I was served one night. The only word I recognized was "porc", and only the man ate it... so it wasn't a staple of their diet either. Otherwise, we ate meat, potatoes, salad and other veggies. Same as here. But maybe the family I stayed with wasn't "cultured" in the French ways.
Ah j'sais qu't'es en hostie pi qu't'en as jusque là vec moé, mais tabarnouche, tabarouette, t'es triste LadyC comme un vieux crisse!.
I recognize my name and a few other words.