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Bud French

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#1 Joe Hard

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Posted 24 November 2005 - 12:14 PM

I am sure your wondering where this is going. I am wondering about your accent and french. Here in Nova Scotia there is a strong acadian heritage, and after all I think most cajuns were desendants of the acadians. Living in Yarmouth I worked unloading cargo ships for a bit and met a few people from france. I grew up in Ontario and also met people from Montreal, a differnt french once again. I have heard a few people talk and there accent from your neck of the woods. I bet your french is differnt once again. I dont speak the language but would like to learn it. In Canada to work in the goverment I think you must be fluent in bowth french and english. In one of your posts you mentione accents. I said wiat till you come here and maybe Newfoundland well I think you would probally would understand the talk like 90. Have a good thanks giving old soul and take it easy on desert.

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#2 Bud Guidry

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Posted 24 November 2005 - 05:02 PM

i speak fluenet french Daryn but it has a little different tone than the canadian french. my cajun accent blends with this french language and well, from what i get from others i speak too, it sure is something to hear, hehehehe. i actually spoke french before i spoke english. my grandparents only spoke french . my parents spoke french to each other and spoke english to my brother and i. my kids speak no french at all and it's sad because the culture is lost in three generations time.

Luc courturier is from canda, i believe the montreal area. at sommerset we spoke to each other in french and he said he understood the french i was speaking. i've run into other folks from canada and we understood each other clearly. some words are different but the basics are the same. like i said. i just have that deep cajun accent that in my opinion, compliments the language.

Bud

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