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Oh it sounds like you had a great time Cubitus! I don't think I've done any of that except for the Tim Horton's part. :roftl:

 

We have our own Eaton Centre in Toronto and it's my local shopping centre so I'm there a lot. It's also a big tourist attraction.

 

Did you just come to Canada to sightsee or were you visiting people?

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Hello Canadians !

I'm back to France , spent a wonderful time in Ottawa and Montreal (even though it snowed the day I was there !!)

Seen the canal rideau , civilisations museum , the parliament and the raccoon house just beside it !! the parc de la gatineau , I've been to a kind of zoo where we can feed wild animals from the car , i've eaten beaver tails and took coffee and muffins at tim horton's hahaha , of course I've been to the underground city in Montreal , to Eaton centre , to the old city of Montreal , to the gay avenue , I ate in several restaurants , and been to farm boy and winners hahaha !!!

 

Beaver tails!!!!!!! i loooooooove that!!:wub2::wub2: and winners :lmfao:!!!

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Oh it sounds like you had a great time Cubitus! I don't think I've done any of that except for the Tim Horton's part. :roftl:

 

We have our own Eaton Centre in Toronto and it's my local shopping centre so I'm there a lot. It's also a big tourist attraction.

 

Did you just come to Canada to sightsee or were you visiting people?

 

Tim Horton's has the best coffee and muffin ever !! :aah: I came to Canada to see my boyfriend who lives in Ottawa , and he took vacation from work so we can sightsee together :biggrin2: I spent 3 wonderful weeks with him :wub2:

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And I'm officially a fan of the franco-ontarians with the way they switch their conversation from top english to a perfect french !!! I loved the openness of mentality in Canada , the way everyone is more than welcomed , I felt like I was home !! people are so easy going and not complicated !! I think I should start my immigration papers hahaha

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Oh yes, please come and live here. Ha! :roftl:

 

What's your boyfriend doing here? Is he originally from France?

 

I've got a few Montréal emigrants in my office and they are anglophones but switch to French very easily. I find the French of English speakers (like Mika) a bit easier to understand than francophone French. They tend to speak a bit slower I think.

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Oh yes, please come and live here. Ha! :roftl:

 

What's your boyfriend doing here? Is he originally from France?

 

I've got a few Montréal emigrants in my office and they are anglophones but switch to French very easily. I find the French of English speakers (like Mika) a bit easier to understand than francophone French. They tend to speak a bit slower I think.

 

yeah, we speak fast in French (Quebec)... and have weird expressions!!:lmfao:!!

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yeah, we speak fast in French (Quebec)... and have weird expressions!!:lmfao:!!

 

Well even Parisian French is easier for me to understand from someone who is an English speaker. Although I always have an easier time with Parisian French because that's what we're taught in public school for some unknown reason :freak: I later took some conversational classes at l'Alliance Française which is taught by Europeans.

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Well even Parisian French is easier for me to understand from someone who is an English speaker. Although I always have an easier time with Parisian French because that's what we're taught in public school for some unknown reason :freak: I later took some conversational classes at l'Alliance Française which is taught by Europeans.

 

really?? they teach you Parisian French in schools?? in Canada??:shocked: how odd is that!:naughty:

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Oh yes, please come and live here. Ha! :roftl:

 

What's your boyfriend doing here? Is he originally from France?

 

I've got a few Montréal emigrants in my office and they are anglophones but switch to French very easily. I find the French of English speakers (like Mika) a bit easier to understand than francophone French. They tend to speak a bit slower I think.

 

No he's originally like me lebanese , but we both speak french , english and lebanese dialect. He works in engineering. He's more fluent in english than me , but I still manage to have a conversation in a decent english , the english of Canada seemed tome easier than the american.

Oh and I met the actor Xavier Dolan who plays in "j'ai tué ma mère" on the plane ! It happens that I saw the dvd the night before taking back the plane to Nice , I think he was heading to Canne's film festival.

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Glad you liked your holidays in Canada :thumb_yello: In Montreal, we seem to attract all the French. Everywhere I go, I seem to each French accents lol!

 

No he's originally like me lebanese , but we both speak french , english and lebanese dialect. He works in engineering. He's more fluent in english than me , but I still manage to have a conversation in a decent english , the english of Canada seemed tome easier than the american.

Oh and I met the actor Xavier Dolan who plays in "j'ai tué ma mère" on the plane ! It happens that I saw the dvd the night before taking back the plane to Nice , I think he was heading to Canne's film festival.

He was indeed, he's there to present his last movie for the competition :wink2:

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