#french canada

[worldtalks]

Le Québec brille d’un charme qui ne s’explique pas, il se ressent. / Québec shines with a charm that can’t be explained- only felt.

[liquid-bonhomme]

1. This has been going on for a while. The right-wing Québécois party has been characterizing gender neutral language as "anglophone influence" for a few years now.

2. The French here says (in an awkward, machine translated sentence) "Are you going to stop speaking it?" It's straight up xenophobia. Blatant xenophobia. The exact xenophobia conservative francophones to adopt an isolationist stance against English Canada.

Lily is a bigot. Fork found in kitchen.

[kisekaeheaven]

Flickr, 2000-2004.

[chaebronnie]

french people can't pronounce h that's why they say bonjour instead of hi

[beautifulthingsplacespeople]

Chateau Frontenac and the Old City in Quebec City, QC, Canada.

[shutterandsentence]

Let the morning bring me word of your unfailing love, for I have put my trust in you. Show me the way I should go, for to you I entrust my life.

-Psalm 143:8

Photo: Quebec City, Canada

[idkhowtoread-ink]

[vormoranox]

DM me an email address if you want high quality versions or the Photoshop files. Art by me. Free to use for posters, ads or campaigns related to discouraging foreign (especially US) ownership of Canadian news outlets (they currently own SEVENTY PERCENT!!!!!)

Ps. I'm going to make French versions and square resolution versions of these too. Would gladly accept help in proper localized translation into French parce que je seulement parle un petit peu de français. J'essaie de le réapprendre.