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Québec French Skool 🦫

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4 likes • 12d
J'aime l'hippopotames. As-tu vu la vidéo de l'hippopotame de maison ?
1 like • 25d
...je suis en retard, Bon dimanche ?
Questions sociale simple !
Salut! This lesson gives you everything you need to ask how someone's doing — and actually answer. Comment ça va ? — How are you? Ça va ? — Are you okay? / How's it going? Ça va bien — I'm doing well Très bien — Very well Comme ci, comme ça — So-so Pas mal — Not bad Ça ne va pas — Not good Et toi ? — And you? (informal) Et vous ? — And you? (formal) Quoi de neuf ? — What's new ? À plus! — See you later Video below 💬 Question du jour How would you answer if someone asked you «Ça va ?» right now?
Questions sociale simple !
1 like • Jun 21
I am self conscience that everytime I say the word 'bien' :the Ahooga - Sound Effect" happens, red light/ anglo alerts go off. But next trip to MTL, I shall give "Ca va bien" a try.
The Greetings - Les Salutations
Salut! This lesson gives you the greetings you'll actually hear and use from day one ! Bonjour — Hello / Good morning Salut — Hi Bonsoir — Good evening Bonne nuit — Good night Au revoir — Goodbye À bientôt — See you soon À tantôt — See you soon (same day – common in Québec) À plus tard / À plus — See you later À demain — See you tomorrow Bienvenue — Welcome Allô — Hello (on the phone) À la prochaine — See you next time À tout à l'heure — See you very soon 💬 Question du jour Which greeting is your favorite — and why?
The Greetings - Les Salutations
1 like • May 29
Bonsoir starts in the afternoon? Tall teen bagging my grocerioes at IGA corrected my Bonjour & it was the afternoon.
1 like • May 30
@Etien Rousseau Merci Etien. It is pretty much 'run with scissors time' when I vist Mtl . ha
Bonjour!
Bonjour à tous! My name is Patrick and I currently live in New England. I want to improve my French skills because I want to visit Québec more often and interact with locals. I've been to Montréal a number of times and want to get into other parts of the province where English isn't as common. Merci beaucoup!
2 likes • May 7
Hi Partick, in Montréal you might start a conversation in french and the conversation will switch to engish. Last week I used this line : "Il faut parle en français et les Canadiens gagneront ce soir ! " Chatted with a nice young man betwee BarrieUQAM and Monk metro stations.
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J'aime le poutine

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Joined May 7, 2026
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