Is there different versions of french?

Answer 1

There are some variations, the most important ones being Creole. Creole French is often written differently (as to try to establish it as something 'independent' from mainstream French), but all in all the vocabulary and the differences are less important than the pronunciation which can vary considerably from mainland French.

Québécois French, is the predominant variety of the French language in Canada. It is sometimes referred to as joua, although this term is more properly resticted to Montreal.

Answer 2

Yes, French has various regional dialects and accents, such as Canadian French, Swiss French, and Belgian French. These variations can include differences in vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar while still being mutually intelligible. The standard form of French is based on the dialect spoken in Paris.