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separate article was created for Quebec French lexicon. For standardization reasons, I suggest it be named "Quebec French (vocabulary)". I'm also contributing...

québécois is Quebec French. Mathieugp 23:34, 14 Feb 2004 (UTC) How about we move the huge lexicon section to its own article? Would Quebec French lexicon be a...

canadianism were referring to the French lexicon used specifically in Quebec. But this was because the other French-speaking communities were seldom studied...

note. The answer 'french canadian' doesn't mean both french and canadian for many many people here. It actually means 'from quebec'. If Statistics Canada...

Quebecois. Quebec is just a province with french canadians living there and all around Canada. It's wonderful how Canada has given so much to the french canadians...

known: The official language of Quebec is French; it is the sole Canadian province whose population is mainly French Canadian, and where English is not...

languages are English and French, respectively." While I agree with the preceding paragraph where allophone is used in Quebec and sometimes in the rest...

remember that not all Quebec French is joual. I'm pretty sure both pitonner and quétaine are already in the Quebec French lexicon article.--Boffob 15:49...

from Acadian French (btw there are no Dalles in Acadian parts of Canada, unlike QC or ON) while voyageur French comes from Quebec French; there's a big...

the 1975 Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms and the linguistic rights of all Quebecers are defined in the 1977 Charter of the French Language...

language of Quebec. They are free to publish their site in Irish only, English only, Irish-English, Irish-French, French only or French-Irish-English...

pretty clearly a joke or hoax. I'm thinking particularly of "Bart Bandy's Lexicon of Canadian Etymology (Don Mills, Ont., C. Farquharson, 1994)". C. Farquharson...

because it looks nothing like french. Yes Creole and Standard (Parisian) French are different in syntax but the lexicon is mostly the same (with some...

Standard French, unlike, for example, Belgian or Swiss French (as opposed to traditional dialects like Walloon or Vaudois), or Quebec French (which diverged...

"In the Canadian province of Quebec, French is the primary language and in Manitoba and New Brunswick both English and French are official languages." since...

majoritarily French-speaking, they should be considered 'Latin' as French is a Romance language which evolved from Latin. Taking the inverse of the Quebec argument...

borders. Canada also shares maritime borders with France (through Saint Pierre and Miquelon). Lexicon (talk) 02:44, 23 June 2007 (UTC) Just asking, since...

and france maybe ?). If so, it seems hardly reasonable to introduce the notion of french phrases being used in english but not in french. french used...

speaks French, so it can't be part of Anglo America, and by pure definition of Latin America, it is part of Latin America. And some mention of Quebec must...

or maintained locally. Frappe is neither. It clearly came from Quebec during the French migration and spread throughout most of New England except possibly...