…à cause qu’en Amérique du nord, on parle le
français d’Amérique du nord!
français d’Amérique du nord!
LEARN CANADIAN FRENCH
Canadian-French Pronunciation Guide
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BIENVENUE! | WELCOME!
This is the place where the self-starters, the self-taught, and the independent spirits come to learn Canadian French as an entire language—not just little phrases, expressions, or words with the little italicized (Canada) after them as found in most dictionaries, but as a complete oral (and written) language as if you actually lived there. Not quite immersion, but the next best thing!
Everything (pronunciation guide, grammar guide, and bilingual dictionary) will eventually be here. In the meantime, if you don’t find what you’re looking for, please ask.
Learn all about ToutCanadien, its mission and everything it has to offer by reading the "OVERVIEW," which offers both a short and a long version. (Come back and read the long version later if you don't have time now or simply download it.)
We are the only BILINGUAL LANGUAGE RESOURCE CENTER of its type for speakers of North-American English and North-American French!
The backbone of this site is the LIBRARY & BOOKSTORE; however there's a load of good information under the MORE link as well.
I DON'T EXCUSE MY FRENCH...
A talented gentleman (Jean Bilodeau) from Saskatchewan says it best in a song he sings with gusto; a song we've adopted with his permission as our site's official theme song--Fransaskois. Sing it John!
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Drapeau des Francophones Nord-Américains
…le Français Royal! …le Français de nos aïeux! …la langue des Francanadiens! …le Français d'icitte!
…le Français Royal! …le Français de nos aïeux! …la langue des Francanadiens! …le Français d'icitte!