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Where do most of the French speaking people come from in Canada?
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Which western hemisphere nation has a large area of french speaking citizens?
Canada has a large area of French-speaking citizens in the province of Quebec, where French is the primary language spoken.
What country do the french come from?
the french come from France. Also, the province of Quebec in Canada has an abundance of french people as well.
Do an adjective come before the noun it modifies?
In English, adjectives come first but in french nouns come first so at the Olympics you may hear things like "Team Canada" or "Team USA" because so many people on Olympic committees are French speaking.
Who were the first people to come to Canada?
the first people who came to Canada is the first nations or you can call them aboriginals.
What country does the last name Lavigne come from?
The last name Lavigne has French origins. It is a common surname in French-speaking countries such as France and Canada.
Why is french good for Canada?
Because it is one of the official languages. They are: English and French. Why is it an official language: because a lot of people from France come to Canada.
Where does the word toboggan come from?
French canada
How do you say come too in french?
If speaking informally to one person (a friend, close family member, etc.) then "Viens aussi" If speaking formally, addressing someone with respect, or speaking to a group of people, then use "Venez aussi"
Why did the french come to Canada?
they came to Canada 'cause the economy was better
How did french come to Canada?
France used to own large parts of Canada, like Britain used to own large parts of the US. Much of Canada was originally settled by french immigrants, but the french speaking colonists were defeated by the English during the French and Indian War in September of 1759. English became the language of the vast majority of Canadians, and less than 4 percent of Canadians living outside quebec still speak french as their primary language. Less than 25 percent of all Canadians speak french, and about 85 percent of these live in the french-speaking province of quebec, where English is not allowed to be taught in the public school system.
When did the French people come to Canada?
In 1534, Jacques Cariter traveled to Gaspe Peninsula and claimed the land in the name of the king. He called it Canada, which means "the village." but most arrived in the 1600
What would have happened if the first fleet did not arrive here?
Their would not be and white people in Australia and their would be many more aboriginals Actually, it is more conceivable that the French would have carried through with their claims to Australian territory, and most people would now be speaking French here.
