Great video, love all the beautiful shots and all the history research! My husband and i visited Quebec City in July with family from the Netherlands. 😊
We loved Quebec City! We knew it was quaint and historical and that French was spoken. I think we were surprised that French was spoken so much and that signs were not in both French and English, since most Canadians speak English. However, we were also pleasantly surprised that almost everyone seemed delighted to speak to us in English if they could, and were exceedingly friendly.
The province is 80% French, roadsigns are in French except on federal infrastructures (some bridges), the official language is French, the education system is mostly in French. Some First Nations also have public and official use of their language, at school and on roadsigns for example. Notably the Cree and Inuit.
Too many to count. It’s funny, because I don’t particularly LOVE ice cream, although I eat it when there are no pastries around. But all the people I travel with love it!
I from Quebec and glad to see you had a fun time in our city.
It was funny to watch the video. I was like ''hey, that's down the street...'' ^^
Thanks! Beautiful area. So glad you liked it!
Lovely vlog!
We’re so glad you liked it!
You should have visited Wendake too!
Thanks for the suggestion…maybe next time.
Great video, love all the beautiful shots and all the history research! My husband and i visited Quebec City in July with family from the Netherlands. 😊
So cool!Thanks for watching and commenting.
As fellow Canadians...Welcome to Canada! :) Glad to see you are enjoying our country!
Yes! Thank you!
What a charming place to visit! ❤
@@suzoreoIt was so beautiful and interesting.
good！
Thank you!
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how did you like Quebec city, what did you expect before you visited and what surprised you the most?
We loved Quebec City! We knew it was quaint and historical and that French was spoken. I think we were surprised that French was spoken so much and that signs were not in both French and English, since most Canadians speak English. However, we were also pleasantly surprised that almost everyone seemed delighted to speak to us in English if they could, and were exceedingly friendly.
It seems that Britain conquered the land, but the French prevailed in Quebec.
For sure! It’s completely French speaking.
The province is 80% French, roadsigns are in French except on federal infrastructures (some bridges), the official language is French, the education system is mostly in French. Some First Nations also have public and official use of their language, at school and on roadsigns for example. Notably the Cree and Inuit.
@@hdufortthanks for the update
How many ice cream shops was that?
Too many to count. It’s funny, because I don’t particularly LOVE ice cream, although I eat it when there are no pastries around. But all the people I travel with love it!