Bilingual has been a worldwide trend for decades, I mean there are always English subtitles, no matter in Korea, Kenya, Brazil, or Holland, but not the case for Québec City.
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I am delusional, I talked to photos.
Bilingual has been a worldwide trend for decades, I mean there are always English subtitles, no matter in Korea, Kenya, Brazil, or Holland, but not the case for Québec City.
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Bilingual has been a worldwide trend for decades, I mean there are always English subtitles, no matter in Korea, Kenya, Brazil, or Holland, but not the case for Québec City.
The historic signage is bilingual because those properties are federally controlled. If they were provincially controlled they would likely be in French only.
Bilingual has been a worldwide trend for decades, I mean there are always English subtitles, no matter in Korea, Kenya, Brazil, or Holland, but not the case for Québec City.
I see you are from belgium... Are you also complaining when wallonia has tons of French only sign too? I hope to !
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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ==> 9 000 000
MONTREAL METRO ==> 4 550 000
QUEBEC CITY METRO ==> 878 000
The historic signage is bilingual because those properties are federally controlled. If they were provincially controlled they would likely be in French only.
Correct.
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PROVINCE OF QUEBEC ==> 9 000 000
MONTREAL METRO ==> 4 550 000
QUEBEC CITY METRO ==> 878 000