When you are born somewhere, you take it for granted that you will always live there, instead destiny takes you even across the ocean, and that's when you regret not living each day as if it were your last. Maybe one day, I will be back and Quebec City will be on my list... way on top. But for now, I will enjoy this video to the maximum. Thanks for posting it!!! Merci
I have just returned from vacation in the northeast, and of course that I visited this beautiful city. It was great, the night we arrived it was snowing, so the day after the city looked awesome covered by a white blanket. My kids had a chance to play in the snow (I threw at them several snowballs). It's been one of our most memorable family vacations, thanks for posting this video, it brings great memories of our short but well spent visit to this jewel of America.
I cannot believe that I was born in Mtl and lived there for 27 and never visited Quebec. Now that I live in Italy, I regret not going there. Thanks for showing this video!
Fantastique!! Je suis Roumain et c'est la premier fois que je regarde un film avec Quebec. C'est un ville vraiment seducteur! Felicitations a le Quebecois pour une ville ainsi beau! J'espere que mon erreur de grammaire ne sont pas ainsi grave. :(
J'ai de la chance d'avoir de la famille à québec, j'y retourne toujours avec grand plaisir pour découvrir à chaque fois quelque chose de nouveau.Je visite de TADOUSSAC à MAGGOG!!!!l'ile d'orléans!!!!les chutes de montmorency!!!!sainte anne, bon j'arrête il y a tellement de belles choses!!!!je dois y retourner en 2012
The content of the video was very good and the music was well chosen for the types of scenes shown. I thought the video quality could have been better (use MP2 format so it does displays better on TH-cam). I think the people are what make Quebec interesting and lively. Please include some of the street performers and the local flavor. Include the active lifestyle of Quebec. It is a city of passion and vitality. I do not say this to be unkind, I feel that you did a good job.
@JewelBocks oh that's nice... here in the Philippines we don't have snow.. we have summer and rainy season.... 2 seasons only... i want to experience snow...
Québec gives tremendous support to its local artists, its own tv productions are always more popular than foreign ones (american productions reign supreme in Canada), its singers and comedians can manage to make a career in the province alone. All things that indicate just how vibrant Québec's culture is and in contrasts how Canada's is simply a northern appendice of the US's.
Outre ces ressources naturelles dont nous avons déjà parlé, le Québec a diversifier son économie vers les hautes et nouvelles technologies. Québec est un leader mondial en technologies vertes, en biotechnologies, dans l'industrie pharmaceutique, dans l'industrie des logiciels et de jeux vidéos et en aéronautique.
Oui,vraiment.Buenos Aires a l'air très parisien.J'y ai été en octobre et pas seulement l'architecture et les rues ont l'air très français mais aussi beaucoup de gens parlent la langue française.On m'a dit que l'Alliance Française de Buenos Aires est la plus grande d'Amérique.
i wanna live in qbc city! i already went once.. and it was awesome. i think people who find it boring is cuz' they found the lamest company there cuz' i made the gratest friends there and i didnt get bored not even one day.. i'll go again.. thanx for this video..!
La ville historique des cousins qui se souviennent, mais qui, d'après ce que plusieurs personnes m'en ont dit, ont su garder un esprit cordial et chaleureux qui se perd dans les grandes villes françaises, mais qui existe encore dans certains terroirs de France... j'aimerais beaucoup visiter le pays de mes cousins. Bonsoir Québec !!!!
Vous ne me connaissez pas. Cela dit puisque vous persistez à 'insinuer que je n'ai pas voyagé et de me catégoriser de façon aussi maladroite, parce que je suis souverainiste. Je suis né en Ontario mais effectivement j'ai grandis au Québec. Je n'ai jamais séjourner ailleurs longtemps mais j'ai "voyagé", comme vous dites, dans certains States et en Europe continentale.
Sans faire injure aux Quebecois, on dirait une petie ville de province Francaise! Vraiment charmante. Probablement une des plus belles villes au monde... SirHill77 de Paris, France
@RoyalistCavalier in canada quebec are in the most important place with ottawa we are the entrance of the St-laurent and we control mariritme in canada entrance. we have too one of the 2 airbase in canada most of ground base. military research center, and de special operation troups post...
it's a charming city and it's most certainly worth a visit, however, I don't know If I'd like to live there. There isn't much space, the streets are so narrow and it seems practically impossible to avoid other pedestrians. Maybe other cities in canada and in the usa lack the charming and european flare but, on the other hand , they've got plenty of space, wide streets, the houses are not close to one another.
@davipro Here is a fact on "British persectuion of French Quebecois". Under colonial rule, the British colonial authorities appointed many French Quebecois to posisitons of immense power like appointing them as Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, Mayors of Montreal and Quebec City, Members of Parliament of both Quebec and Canada, appointing them to cabinent ministries in both the provincial and federal governments. The British also knighted 31 French Quebecois Knights of the British Empire as reward
I lived in Quebec city my entire life and don't know anyone who can't understand english.. sure some people have a hard time speaking it but everyone understands
Je suis Marocain de Casablanca c'est vrais que les quebecois ont un accent un peu a l'americaine ! mais quand méme c'est mignon lol le mois prochain je vais visiter le quebec donc avec mon accent on va me ostier aussi lol franchement je m'en tabarnack
I have a suggestion for anyone about to view this video. Turn the sound off for this video and open a new browser to youtube. Search for La Vie En Rose by Edith Piaf and let that play while watching this video. If you do, you will get an inkling of what its like to be in QC. [you can re-run the song twice for a full 6 minutes.]
@MrMAHP Here is a list of former French colonies that were taken over by the British in which the British protected and secured the French language by making it a co-official language along with English. Here is the list! 1)Proivince of Quebec (1763-1791), 2)Province of Lower Canada (1791-1841), 3)Province of Canada (1841-1867), 4)Dominion of Canada (1867-1931 and beyond), 5)Province of Quebec (1867-1931 and beyond to 1974), 6)Dominica, 7)Saint Lucia, 8)Sechelles, 9)Channel Islands, 10)Mauritcus
@ camlproductions Bin beau le film! Mais pourquoi la description est unilingue anglaise, est-ce qu'il y a un problème ? On peut t'aider à traduire si tu veux... Promenez-vous à travers la belle ville historique de Québec en été.
@mralanv No that's just the old quebec part. The rest of quebec is just like any other city. Quebec city is nothing like this video represents just old quebec. I was born and raised there.
alex, I comment whenever I feel I can add a precision, correct something or feel like giving my opinion. It doesn't take as much time as you think, as you probably know, TH-cam notices you when someone replies to one of your comments after all. It might not be accomplishing much but then again perhaps it does: everybody uses TH-cam. I do not cut and paste but I do repeat myself a lot, granted. I'm starting to believe I should start doing that though.
@ataryo No one is native to the America's son. Native Americans did not originate in the America's, they originated in Asia and to be prescise in Siberia. Native Americans (Native Siberians) migrated to the America's during the last ice age (Younger Dryas) which occured about 10,000 years ago. These people walked on a bridge of ice that connected modern day Siberia (Russian Federation) to Alaska (United States). BTW. The first people in the America's were the Solutreans from Europe!
@Bouddh4 First: The main reason for the American Civil War (1860-1865) was not slavery but State's Rights. Second: I never said that Coriscia belonged to Germany, I did say that Alsace-Lorraine belonged to Germany. Alsace-Lorraine was colonized first by the Alamanni a Germanic tribe in the 4th century. Corisica belonged to Italy, however the Italian Republic of Genoa sold Corsica to France in 1764 and it belongs to France and not Italy. The same goes with Quebec belonging to Canada END OF STORY
Quebec City is also a city of outdoor sports. La plainte du St-Laurent s'arrete a cette limite..you have plenty of mountains around for xc skiing, mountain biking and fun. By comparison, Montreal has nothing like Quebec City. Montreal is completely flat and no landscape at all with only 1 mountain in the middle ...Choose Quebec City if you can ! :)
@ataryo The British protected the French language in former French colonies that became British colonies. The British established both English and French over such colonies as Canada, Saint Lucia, Dominica, The Seychelles, Mauriticus, Vanatu and the Channel Islands. Such laws as Bill 22 (Official Language Act) and Bill 101 (Charter of the French Language) were unnessary to protect the French language in Quebec, the Constitution Act of 1867 and the Quebec Act of 1774 already did that.
Vous dites : "as a Canadian province. your numbers would be entirely different as an independent country" Tout à fait d'accord avec cette affirmation. Sans les contraintes Canadienne et des politiques basées sur nos besoins et priorités, il m'est inconcevable de ne pas nous considérer gagnants d'un tel changement.
@shawa666 ben la écoute "Si tu veux je peux bien te l'écrire correctement mais en tant que jeune de 17 ans qui fait beaucoups de textos" ben metton que jécris comme je le parle et sa ya rien qui vas changé les jeunes de nos jours non ?
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i lived in Quebec for seven months and i've never fell more in love with a place in my life...
this video made me so homesick!
When you are born somewhere, you take it for granted that you will always live there, instead destiny takes you even across the ocean, and that's when you regret not living each day as if it were your last. Maybe one day, I will be back and Quebec City will be on my list... way on top. But for now, I will enjoy this video to the maximum. Thanks for posting it!!! Merci
I have just returned from vacation in the northeast, and of course that I visited this beautiful city. It was great, the night we arrived it was snowing, so the day after the city looked awesome covered by a white blanket.
My kids had a chance to play in the snow (I threw at them several snowballs).
It's been one of our most memorable family vacations, thanks for posting this video, it brings great memories of our short but well spent visit to this jewel of America.
i was there last summer
and made some awesome friends
watching this video makes me miss them
and the city :(
So beautiful! i cant wait to visit quebec city!
I cannot believe that I was born in Mtl and lived there for 27 and never visited Quebec. Now that I live in Italy, I regret not going there. Thanks for showing this video!
Quebec City is beautiful, I would love to visit there.
Wow,,,,so beautiful country...
great video, great music.
Bravo... Super ce petit vidéo
Fantastique!! Je suis Roumain et c'est la premier fois que je regarde un film avec Quebec. C'est un ville vraiment seducteur! Felicitations a le Quebecois pour une ville ainsi beau! J'espere que mon erreur de grammaire ne sont pas ainsi grave. :(
J'ai de la chance d'avoir de la famille à québec, j'y retourne toujours avec grand plaisir pour découvrir à chaque fois quelque chose de nouveau.Je visite de TADOUSSAC à MAGGOG!!!!l'ile d'orléans!!!!les chutes de montmorency!!!!sainte anne, bon j'arrête il y a tellement de belles choses!!!!je dois y retourner en 2012
magnifique vidéo... bravo!
Wow this is very nice reminds me alot of Geneva.
I just went there on vacation and I want to go back already!
Greeeat video !
Thank GOD there's Quebec! I think I made the BEST CHOICE of moving to MONTREAL by mid next year.
Au Revoir!A tout le monde:)
Nous sommes fiers d'etre Québécois!!nous avons un tres beau pays...
J'adore ! ❤ ❤
@MrSandwich100 ''Le Québec aux Québécois les vrais!'' La Molson Ex à la main en rotant sur le perron de son bungalow en Abitibi?
Foarte frumos❤❤❤❤❤❤
The content of the video was very good and the music was well chosen for the types of scenes shown. I thought the video quality could have been better (use MP2 format so it does displays better on TH-cam). I think the people are what make Quebec interesting and lively. Please include some of the street performers and the local flavor. Include the active lifestyle of Quebec. It is a city of passion and vitality. I do not say this to be unkind, I feel that you did a good job.
nice video !!!
j'adore la ville de québec! je voudrais à retourner ici
@JewelBocks
oh that's nice...
here in the Philippines we don't have snow..
we have summer and rainy season....
2 seasons only...
i want to experience snow...
what a great canadian city
nice to me.
Adorei a cidade e a cultura, afinal de contas o Brasil e mega diferente desta cidade. bjsss
Québec gives tremendous support to its local artists, its own tv productions are always more popular than foreign ones (american productions reign supreme in Canada), its singers and comedians can manage to make a career in the province alone.
All things that indicate just how vibrant Québec's culture is and in contrasts how Canada's is simply a northern appendice of the US's.
how freakin beautiful ...
omg this town is so european style, i'd like to vist quebec, preety nice place for leisure
you are so right! Limoilou has some great spots too. (this is where I live... :P!)
Muito lindo. Até parece que é S. Paulo - Brasil.
se é doido parecer com SP kkkk, se parecer com SP é horrivel ja era
Muy lindo...
Lovely. What's it like to live here?
Charmante Ces't une bijou Américain!
You're welcome. I can't believe you've never been there. It's a beautiful city.
I really like the multiculturalism you have in Canada. I Love french language.
Merci beaucoup! I added your suggestion to the video. Unfortunately I am not well versed enough in Francais.
La ville la plus charmante de tout le continent américain.
Thanks!
Bien envie d'y passer 2013 !! :) :) Otro saludo de Canarias ! ( décidément ! :D )
Ahhh Quebec que de sensation fortes
Québec-Ville :D J'aime :D
Thank you
@suffering1231 what was not true?
the snow?
@France731000 oué bien sur .... c'est vrai qu'à lyon il ont un accent tu vas me dire ?
Désolé, je préfère encore les tempêtes de neige aux ouragans.(À prendre avec un grain de sel)
Très beau vidéo!
Outre ces ressources naturelles dont nous avons déjà parlé, le Québec a diversifier son économie vers les hautes et nouvelles technologies.
Québec est un leader mondial en technologies vertes, en biotechnologies, dans l'industrie pharmaceutique, dans l'industrie des logiciels et de jeux vidéos et en aéronautique.
J aimerai bien visite cette belle ville quebec c est un reve pour moi
Oui,vraiment.Buenos Aires a l'air très parisien.J'y ai été en octobre et pas seulement l'architecture et les rues ont l'air très français mais aussi beaucoup de gens parlent la langue française.On m'a dit que l'Alliance Française de Buenos Aires est la plus grande d'Amérique.
i wanna live in qbc city! i already went once.. and it was awesome. i think people who find it boring is cuz' they found the lamest company there cuz' i made the gratest friends there and i didnt get bored not even one day.. i'll go again.. thanx for this video..!
La ville historique des cousins qui se souviennent, mais qui, d'après ce que plusieurs personnes m'en ont dit, ont su garder un esprit cordial et chaleureux qui se perd dans les grandes villes françaises, mais qui existe encore dans certains terroirs de France... j'aimerais beaucoup visiter le pays de mes cousins.
Bonsoir Québec !!!!
Vous ne me connaissez pas. Cela dit puisque vous persistez à 'insinuer que je n'ai pas voyagé et de me catégoriser de façon aussi maladroite, parce que je suis souverainiste.
Je suis né en Ontario mais effectivement j'ai grandis au Québec. Je n'ai jamais séjourner ailleurs longtemps mais j'ai "voyagé", comme vous dites, dans certains States et en Europe continentale.
Sans faire injure aux Quebecois, on dirait une petie ville de province Francaise! Vraiment charmante. Probablement une des plus belles villes au monde...
SirHill77 de Paris, France
Please, anyone, tell me what are the names of the 2 chansons? Especially the one at the beginning.......
Merci du conseil! J'essayerais mon ami...
@RoyalistCavalier in canada quebec are in the most important place with ottawa we are the entrance of the St-laurent and we control mariritme in canada entrance. we have too one of the 2 airbase in canada most of ground base. military research center, and de special operation troups post...
Sure..thanks for asking.
J'AIme Québec
is there snow in quebec?
j'adore ma ville
yes sir!!! Comparé à Québec, surtout à voir comment la ville a explosé après le 400e!!!
L'envahisseur anglais n'essaye plus de nous assimilé comme avant. Nous sommes une nation forte, fière et innovatrice depuis assez longtemps.
Nice
@harveykung That depends where you are. In Québec City, it`s all French baby.
Hmm, on vit pas dans le même Limoilou toi et moi. Ou je suis, c'est vraiment un beau coin. Mais c'est vrai qu'y a des trou aussi
Vive le quebec Francophone ! Nous somme est nous resteront une union , est je suis pret a me battre pour ma langue !!
Canada is in America isn't it?
I know is a Canadian city but may be the only one with this style French in America.
what is a "tabarnak" ?
actualy snowstart to fall around end of december and start melt around march
Pourquoi de la musique de France sur un vidéo qui vante Québec??
it's a charming city and it's most certainly worth a visit, however, I don't know If I'd like to live there. There isn't much space, the streets are so narrow and it seems practically impossible to avoid other pedestrians. Maybe other cities in canada and in the usa lack the charming and european flare but, on the other hand , they've got plenty of space, wide streets, the houses are not close to one another.
@davipro Here is a fact on "British persectuion of French Quebecois". Under colonial rule, the British colonial authorities appointed many French Quebecois to posisitons of immense power like appointing them as Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, Mayors of Montreal and Quebec City, Members of Parliament of both Quebec and Canada, appointing them to cabinent ministries in both the provincial and federal governments. The British also knighted 31 French Quebecois Knights of the British Empire as reward
Great vid but... Why does everyone assume that because we speak French we dance on accordéon musette ?
I lived in Quebec city my entire life and don't know anyone who can't understand english.. sure some people have a hard time speaking it but everyone understands
OU Québec-Ville :)
Je suis Marocain de Casablanca c'est vrais que les quebecois ont un accent un peu a l'americaine ! mais quand méme c'est mignon lol
le mois prochain je vais visiter le quebec donc avec mon accent on va me ostier aussi lol franchement je m'en tabarnack
Québec et Buenos Aires sont vraiment les villes les plus françaises en Amérique.
I have a suggestion for anyone about to view this video.
Turn the sound off for this video and open a new browser to youtube. Search for La Vie En Rose by Edith Piaf and let that play while watching this video.
If you do, you will get an inkling of what its like to be in QC. [you can re-run the song twice for a full 6 minutes.]
Yes it is I wish I could go back to French America but we don't have enough money one day I shall live in Quebec.
@RoyalistCavalier our history
Croque mwer l'messieur! Enweye croque croque croque croque...
@MrMAHP Here is a list of former French colonies that were taken over by the British in which the British protected and secured the French language by making it a co-official language along with English. Here is the list! 1)Proivince of Quebec (1763-1791), 2)Province of Lower Canada (1791-1841), 3)Province of Canada (1841-1867), 4)Dominion of Canada (1867-1931 and beyond), 5)Province of Quebec (1867-1931 and beyond to 1974), 6)Dominica, 7)Saint Lucia, 8)Sechelles, 9)Channel Islands, 10)Mauritcus
Meu sonho de residencia.
@ camlproductions
Bin beau le film! Mais pourquoi la description est unilingue anglaise, est-ce qu'il y a un problème ? On peut t'aider à traduire si tu veux...
Promenez-vous à travers la belle ville historique de Québec en été.
u mean a province in eastern canada
@mralanv No that's just the old quebec part. The rest of quebec is just like any other city. Quebec city is nothing like this video represents just old quebec. I was born and raised there.
je suis d'accord sl7215...quebec ne devrais pas séparé!... c'est un partie du Canada, et maintenat notre pays est extremement diverse
it's like saying the biggest "FUCK" that you can, trust me i'm from quebec and saying this it's liberating
alex,
I comment whenever I feel I can add a precision, correct something or feel like giving my opinion.
It doesn't take as much time as you think, as you probably know, TH-cam notices you when someone replies to one of your comments after all.
It might not be accomplishing much but then again perhaps it does: everybody uses TH-cam.
I do not cut and paste but I do repeat myself a lot, granted. I'm starting to believe I should start doing that though.
@ataryo No one is native to the America's son. Native Americans did not originate in the America's, they originated in Asia and to be prescise in Siberia. Native Americans (Native Siberians) migrated to the America's during the last ice age (Younger Dryas) which occured about 10,000 years ago. These people walked on a bridge of ice that connected modern day Siberia (Russian Federation) to Alaska (United States).
BTW. The first people in the America's were the Solutreans from Europe!
@Bouddh4 First: The main reason for the American Civil War (1860-1865) was not slavery but State's Rights. Second: I never said that Coriscia belonged to Germany, I did say that Alsace-Lorraine belonged to Germany. Alsace-Lorraine was colonized first by the Alamanni a Germanic tribe in the 4th century. Corisica belonged to Italy, however the Italian Republic of Genoa sold Corsica to France in 1764 and it belongs to France and not Italy. The same goes with Quebec belonging to Canada
END OF STORY
Quebec City is also a city of outdoor sports. La plainte du St-Laurent s'arrete a cette limite..you have plenty of mountains around for xc skiing, mountain biking and fun. By comparison, Montreal has nothing like Quebec City. Montreal is completely flat and no landscape at all with only 1 mountain in the middle ...Choose Quebec City if you can ! :)
@SecretIVUIIHear Lol !!! bien dit
@ataryo The British protected the French language in former French colonies that became British colonies. The British established both English and French over such colonies as Canada, Saint Lucia, Dominica, The Seychelles, Mauriticus, Vanatu and the Channel Islands. Such laws as Bill 22 (Official Language Act) and Bill 101 (Charter of the French Language) were unnessary to protect the French language in Quebec, the Constitution Act of 1867 and the Quebec Act of 1774 already did that.
Vous dites : "as a Canadian province. your numbers would be entirely different as an independent country"
Tout à fait d'accord avec cette affirmation. Sans les contraintes Canadienne et des politiques basées sur nos besoins et priorités, il m'est inconcevable de ne pas nous considérer gagnants d'un tel changement.
@shawa666 ben la écoute "Si tu veux je peux bien te l'écrire correctement mais en tant que jeune de 17 ans qui fait beaucoups de textos" ben metton que jécris comme je le parle et sa ya rien qui vas changé les jeunes de nos jours non ?
@verdefull I think we should take care more about the immigrants from English Canada...especially in Montréal.
pk cette musique francaise?!
@daftever ouais ta raison...
on est pareils a quelque part!