@TritTriton @sarahbecan Thanks. I do remember that it's very different in a loot of ways and that people can tell easily from listening whether one is speaking Québécois or another type of French. I even saw some comedy making jokes about the Québécois accent but my French wasn't accomplished enough to really notice the difference at the time.
I was lucky that my university French course has sections on the language and culture of Francophone communities outside of France, really
@TheDonsieLass @TritTriton @sarahbecan
I learned French in Brussels. Parisians and Quebecois all wrinkle their brows in discomfort at an American accented Bruxelloise.
Enough that I've had someone drop into English to demand "WHERE did you learn French? In *Brussels*?!"
It's like learning English in the Bronx, I guess.