In which part of canada?

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dancinginaburningroom

In Canada English spoken the most at 60%, French is at 23% and the rest is other spoken languages. You can tell the amount of French in a province by what language the road signs are in.

Quebec is the province with the most french spoken. There road signs are in French only (except for stop signs which they changed to Arrete then they were changed to stoppe, before they were all changed back to Stop)

While New Brunswick is Canada only true biligual province. If you work for the government in this province you must speak and write in both languages. The road signs here are in both languages as 35% of the population are french speakers.

The rest of Canda, road signs are mostly in English.

Natalie M

Quebec is the french speaking province in Canada.

And no, English is spoken by more Canadians than French.

david786

Quebec Provence speaks French
New Brunswick Provence is bi Lingual

nadia

poeple from Quebec speak more french....english is used mose in canada

jojokiowa

Quebec has the highest french population but many communities all across canada have french speaking people most are bilinqual but English is the main language of canada

Cblack22

Ok, Quebec is the french speaking Province. The people mostly all speak french as their First language. New Brunswick is Bilingual but you will find that most places you go they speak English, except in the Northern part of the province which is mostly french. As you go south in the province English dominates, but many people can speak french. And there are a few french speaking schools, but not alot. As for being more french as you move Eastward, that's isn't true!! Nova Scotia may have a few french speaking communities, but you will find many more ENglish speaking people. As for Prince Edward Island, is is mainly english as well.
I find that english is more widely spoken in Canada, aside from a few french speaking communites.

French is the first official language of Quebec, English is more widely spoken in the rest of the country.

curious cat

Quebec and New Brunswick are the provinces in which the most French is spoken....But more English than French is spoken in Canada as a whole

old c programmer

Quebec is the province most French. There are significant numbers of French people in Ontario, and in the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. There are also some French in Manitboa.

English is spoken more than French in Canada. However, the country is officially bi-lingual. You will find both languages on all federal documents and signs, and on the coins and paper money.

smedrik

The most french is spoken in Quebec, however in every province you will find french speaking communities. I would have to say that more English is spoken, although learning both used to be mandatory in schools.

not my real name

Quebec is where they speak the most French.

English is way more popular throughout Canada though.

artimis

French speaking people would mainly be found in Quebec but not only there. There are many northern Ontario town who are french speaking. New Brunswick also has french speaking people. English is spoken in most of Canada. (French is taught as a mandatory subject in schools until grade 8/9)

Cassandra K

It is found more in Quebec and inOntario
and it is more french as you go eastward

countpetez

In French classes mostly..If you avoid Quebec City you can get by with just English..In Toronto Pig Latin is the second language. In Ottawa most people speek Gibberish..

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