I was born and raised in Montréal. I went through the English school system but I switched to French for my masters degree. Thanks for this wonderful video. Many people who move here complain about the city but I couldn't live anywhere else.
@@zxk9959 In technology... you can get a job easily in computer systems with only english. But the whole service sector basically requires that you be bilingual.
@@garssympa500 Thank you so much i have been seeking option all over and montreal is a place that felt like home to me even tho i have never been there which is weird but the city and the people just suit me hopefully within 5 years ill be there 🤞
Congratulations on your video. Among the many English-language videos of the "what you need to know before moving to Montreal" variety, yours is one of the rare ones to insist on the importance of learning French. Félicitations and merci for your show of respect.
For those thinking of taking the public transport, when you buy a metro ticket you automatically have access to a bus ride as well!! as long as its in within a certain time frame
interessant la façon que tu amènes la question de la langue en montrant que tu fais un effort…les québecois ne demandent pas un français parfait, seulement de démontrer un effort d'integration et un respect…and its a lifetime chance to learn a second language
@@JEE-uo3ox Voilà. C'est difficile d'apprendre le français à Montréal si on parle déjà anglais. Je conseille toujours à des nouveaux arrivés qui connaissent déjà l'anglais (mais pas ent tant que langue maternelle) de dire aux francophones qu'ils ne parlent pas cette langue. Je leur conseille aussi de lire les journaux en français, d'écouter la radio et de regarder la télé en français, et ce surtout pour les nouvelles car c'est du français international. Les expressions et argot québécois viendront plus tard...
I’ve watched a LOT of these kinds of videos about different cities, including Montreal. This one is by far the most helpful, engaging, and entertaining.
Living in Montreal. With public transports having a car are only an option and it’s not necessary. The STM monthly pass are now 90,50$ since first of July. You can practice many activities as walking,biking kayaking and fishing. In Winter time it’s possible to do cross country skiing,sledding and in all seasons hiking are a great activity
Thank u. In NYC the monthly subway fare is $136. My train comes every 7-20 mins during rush hr. There r signal malfunctions every day. Often times, u spend $136 on a metro card, and then need to pay for an Uber b/c the train is delayed. It's very abusive. Then a billionaire leave 50 million to a cat.
@@sarahdadouche3652 It's lovely. I'm terribly homesick tho. Still trying to figure out the layout. I'm a big food lover if you have any recommendsations. :)
@@mariesoto2056 Take a walk on St. Laurent, up from Sherbrook. Hang a right on Rue Prince Arthur and keep walking till you hit the park. Come back to St. Laurent and turn right to continue north. Don't miss "The Main" as you walk, which is a renowned local deli (don't let the lack of decor fool you). Keep going till you hit Duluth and hang a right. Keep going till you hit Hotel de Ville. Let your eyes take in the smorgasbord of opportunities at every step. One nearby gem you would miss on tour though is Café Santropol on the corner of Duluth and Saint Urbain, which is a longstanding delight. A breakfast/lunch diner you must know to be a proper Montrealer is Beauty's Restaurant at 93 Mont-Royal Ave.
Pretty good intro to the city. I've lived 10years in Mtl and have been away for 10years now. I miss the food, festivals and the summers, but not shoveling or commuting in the winter for sure :)
I like your high energy presentation of this great city. I love the architecture, the French culture and the best cuisine in North America! I am not a fan of poutine, but that version with smoked meat on St Laurent - just steps from Schwartz' deli does look appealing! So much to love in Montreal, and you seem to have a good grip on the language. It is one of my favorite cities in the world. I am not even Catho.ic, but inside the Basilica de Notre Dame, you feel like you have arrived in heaven, with all the blue hues.
I may not want to move to Canada (only due to the snowy winters!) but still subscribed to your page, because your presentation style is so enjoyable... Thanks! 🙂
I love Montreal so much that this video makes me emotional.my job prospects are limited because I don't speak the language yet.Campared to Vancouver,Montreal is so full of culture and energy !! One day I'll call this city home...
I'm in the same boat. The boringness and expensiveness of the rest of canada is simply not worth it at this point. At least I learned some french in high school. Time to find some french courses.
Okay first of all I love you and I've binged the Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal videos already they are so good. second, LMAOO that traffic moment was amazing, great timing to those drivers lol
Très bien résumé pour Montréal. Pas facile de tout dire en 8:00! Ma suggestion: Montréal se visite bien en “parcours” thématiques. Par exemple, le boulevard St-Laurent et l’immigration est assez instructif. Ou encore: un parcours culinaire au travers différents quartiers. Bonne visite!
Love your high energy! Actually, this is what Montreal is all about, high energy, free spirit, many different cultures respecting one another, many different ethnic groups mixing together and the song Summertime definitely belongs to Montreal Québec since we celebrate summer here, even under the rain. You forgot to mention a very important event happening at Mont Royal every Sunday, les tam-tams! Bring a picnic and come listen to the many percussionists that reunite with their mesmerising rythms :)
I'm thinking of moving to Montreal. Really looks like a nice, charming, diverse and welcoming city. I'm from Honduras, I speak Spanish and English, and I've been learning french past couple years, would love to practice it more in a french speaking environment. Merci beaucoup pour partager ces informations. Superbe vidéo ! 🙌🏼
The nightlife is hard to beat if you know where to go. Also, you REALLY want to learn some French and try to speak it everywhere. But you will be able to function just fine almost everywhere (unless you are trying to cruise in that nightlife) regardless of your actual level of French. The rate of bilingualism is high in Montreal, and most here speak 'some' English, with many fluent. If they see you 'trying' but having a hard time, the vast majority will switch to English. The important thing is that you try. Oh... And pot is legal in Canada.
Just be careful with the Quebec provincial laws around cannabis, it has to be done in private, anywhere public is forbidden, so bare caution if you do consume cannabis in Montreal. cheers.
Out of curiosity, what would you recommend? I visited recently and the nightlife was slow. Definitely not like it was in the 80's or even the 90's; completely different.
Have a try at the Portuguese chicken and Chorizo saussage poutine at La Poule Mouillée! Plus, they sell wonderful Portuguese pasteis de Natas for dessert!
This is informative. Looking to relocate to Montreal from NYC. In NYC, if yr not a billionaire u can't enjoy your life. It takes an hr on the subway to get 2 miles away. I make all of my own meals, as restaurants and bars r overpriced. Also, rent is 2k-5k throughout NYC (including Staten Island, Last stop in Queens, 2 hrs into Brooklyn, the Bronx, etc). People agree to pay $1500 to have roommates. People also agree to pay 2k for apartments that r 10 min walk from the train that is always under construction and rats everywhere. I have lived here since 2001, thinking it would improve. Middle class and poor/homeless pay all the taxes, and u cannot enjoy your life. Most people evaporated during COVID. They dont tax billionaires properly. Also, if u commute in from NJ, it can cost $30 roundtrip to go to wk. Chris Christie did that. Also NYS tax, NYC tax. If u live in NJ u pay that tax as well.
Im from Edmonton, and the culture here in Montreal is amazing. The meteo system here is way better too and more smooth. Lots of Ethnic Diversity in the city. Drivers are something else though, so one has to be careful. The way ive seen some drive. But i guess that's like any city though, but you notice it in Montreal a lot due to it being the 2nd largest city in Canada
You were excellent! Well done:)). Im a Montrealer and I want to visit those restos and neighbourhoods you hilighted:) lolol Montrealers are suffering these days...lots of poverty and healthcare woes...we need to go to restos to motivate ourselves with newness...new interior design..art..great food. Thats how we stay beautiful despite our poverty of finances. A coffee is $5 and we use our laptops for 5 hours doing our homework or contacting employers. Thank for promoting my city :'( ...:)))
I'm already learning French at 11th grade. Toronto and Vancouver are pretty expensive, but I heard Quebec is cheaper. I love Montreal, and I'll move there when I'm done with college/uni!
If you want a cute and fancy restaurant in old montreal check out Modavie, its so good! service was amazing, and my friends and I don't even speak french, they were so sweet!
Enjoyed your video.. you have some interesting highlights ..Vancouver has lifestyle due to mild weather ..you have culture ..always impressed by my (all too infrequent) stays here .. thanks
'La Main' is not only good for its 'poutine' but also for great smoked meat. There is a lineup at 'Schwatrz' !? Well just cross the street to 'La Main' and have a wonderful smoked meat as good as Schwatrz or I should say even better. And you could try their 'Verenikas'. Kind of polish dumplings. Boiled or fried. I prefer the fried ones but its up to you. Have a nice tour of Montreal!
The Bruins! No contest haha XD And, hm.... I'd say St-Viateur (though it's a tough one!) Your French is not bad, by the way! I have lots of respect for English speakers who are learning French. If it can help someone who's worried about making mistakes, the grammar doesn't make any sense to us sometimes too ;) And if you add Quebecois into the mix! oh boy! But please, keep trying to speak French, we love you guys ^ ^
I’m trying to learn French, and since France has a reputation of intolerance towards learners making mistakes, I’ve been thinking about places like Montreal.
Having lived in Montreal for over 25yrs, I would never go back. Beautiful city plagued by high taxes and 24/7 construction and traffic. Great for young adults though due to the night life and many great schools.
As an student i like Quebec but strict language barrier in education of children makes it worse. they should protect french and i would like to preserve french culture in my life but at least dont block the usage other languages like english
Love going to Montreal from Toronto..Winter time in Montreal like Toronto if you live near the subway You are able to get to the underground city Which has everything you need for winter. If not It takes you closer to somewhere that has what you need One of the downsides of Montreal is in deed traffic Keeping in mind many people are traveling from the east coast to west And West to east Many of them stay in Montreal over night And view the city Old port is packed with people wanting to see alittle taste of europe with cobble stone roads The A20 is always under construction And always has a crash choking the traffic back for miles Never use it on a longweekend You will spend most of it on that highway There is a by-pass highway Which has a toll to cross it...If i did not get stuck trying to merge over I would of spent the money lol If you are a foodie This is one of the great stops ...
Would love a typed out list of all the places, and neighbourhoods you visited in this video. I was born and raised in Vancouver and would love to explore the city as Im planning to make the big move 😇 I’m a flight attendant with the national carrier so learning French will give me a really go advantage! Thank you! Amazing video.
omg, this video is everything... :'D I'm debating between a few spots in Quebec to move to in 2023. I visited Montreal in 2018, but it was much more vacant in terms of foot traffic pretty much everywhere, unlike this footage here. I was there for 3 days and it felt like a ghost city. Pretty, though. Very pretty.
I would like to move to Montreal. I live in Vancouver and honestly, is very hard to make friends or connections here. I don’t know which is the reason but im not the only one who think that Vancouver is a beautiful place but people are very very strange and distant
Hi Dane! Even though I don’t understand French at all, Your French sound is very sweet and lovely. Thank you for your effort giving good information. From, Vancouver.
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I was born and raised in Montréal. I went through the English school system but I switched to French for my masters degree. Thanks for this wonderful video. Many people who move here complain about the city but I couldn't live anywhere else.
hey can u tell me how is it for a work life like are there good jobs in montreal ? even if u dont speak french
@@zxk9959 In technology... you can get a job easily in computer systems with only english. But the whole service sector basically requires that you be bilingual.
@@garssympa500 Sorry to bother u again but what about marketing sector ?
@@zxk9959 International marketing, yes. But local marketing, your job options would be greatly limited.
@@garssympa500 Thank you so much i have been seeking option all over and montreal is a place that felt like home to me even tho i have never been there which is weird but the city and the people just suit me hopefully within 5 years ill be there 🤞
Congratulations on your video. Among the many English-language videos of the "what you need to know before moving to Montreal" variety, yours is one of the rare ones to insist on the importance of learning French. Félicitations and merci for your show of respect.
Hey since you seem to be a franco-phone where is the best place to learn French if I wanted to love to Montreal?
For those thinking of taking the public transport, when you buy a metro ticket you automatically have access to a bus ride as well!! as long as its in within a certain time frame
Also Montreal is in the middle of building a massive expansion of their public transit network, the REM, which will be almost 70km of automated metro.
When you jokingly said that McDonalds has the best poutine in Montreal i totally cringed lol. Great video!
Give him some time to discover more poutine diversity 😂
@@hdufort i knew he was joking lol
Ikr 😂😂😊😂
St celestain performance race track Poutine is the best
Is it bad? I never ate McDonald's poutine.
interessant la façon que tu amènes la question de la langue en montrant que tu fais un effort…les québecois ne demandent pas un français parfait, seulement de démontrer un effort d'integration et un respect…and its a lifetime chance to learn a second language
Oui, les efforts sont appréciés.
Souvent a mtl on change automatiquement a l'anglais et pour beaucoup d'anglo qui veulent pratiquer leur français ca aide pas vraiment...
@@JEE-uo3ox Voilà. C'est difficile d'apprendre le français à Montréal si on parle déjà anglais. Je conseille toujours à des nouveaux arrivés qui connaissent déjà l'anglais (mais pas ent tant que langue maternelle) de dire aux francophones qu'ils ne parlent pas cette langue. Je leur conseille aussi de lire les journaux en français, d'écouter la radio et de regarder la télé en français, et ce surtout pour les nouvelles car c'est du français international. Les expressions et argot québécois viendront plus tard...
LOL ...( do you require a translation?) What a joke
Zut! Je viens de dire la même chose mais en anglais.
I’ve watched a LOT of these kinds of videos about different cities, including Montreal. This one is by far the most helpful, engaging, and entertaining.
Living in Montreal. With public transports having a car are only an option and it’s not necessary. The STM monthly pass are now 90,50$ since first of July. You can practice many activities as walking,biking kayaking and fishing. In Winter time it’s possible to do cross country skiing,sledding and in all seasons hiking are a great activity
Thank u. In NYC the monthly subway fare is $136. My train comes every 7-20 mins during rush hr. There r signal malfunctions every day. Often times, u spend $136 on a metro card, and then need to pay for an Uber b/c the train is delayed. It's very abusive. Then a billionaire leave 50 million to a cat.
Great video on Montreal. We moved here recently and absolutely love it! Keep those great vids coming :)
Is it possible to live there without knowing French?
@@gowthamjeganathan1711 i’ve visited and many people also speak english but learning french will make life much more easy if you move there
Superbe vidéo sympathique. Je suis un vieux montréalais et je peux confirmer que tu rends à ma ville adorée tout ce qu'elle mérite.
OMG ! I just moved here from LA! Thanks for this Video. Also, you’re fantastic!
how do you like it so far?
@@sarahdadouche3652 It's lovely. I'm terribly homesick tho. Still trying to figure out the layout. I'm a big food lover if you have any recommendsations. :)
@@mariesoto2056 Take a walk on St. Laurent, up from Sherbrook. Hang a right on Rue Prince Arthur and keep walking till you hit the park. Come back to St. Laurent and turn right to continue north. Don't miss "The Main" as you walk, which is a renowned local deli (don't let the lack of decor fool you). Keep going till you hit Duluth and hang a right. Keep going till you hit Hotel de Ville. Let your eyes take in the smorgasbord of opportunities at every step.
One nearby gem you would miss on tour though is Café Santropol on the corner of Duluth and Saint Urbain, which is a longstanding delight.
A breakfast/lunch diner you must know to be a proper Montrealer is Beauty's Restaurant at 93 Mont-Royal Ave.
Damn lucky you! I am moving to LA in 4 weeks..super nervous about that! No more winters for me ahah
@@juwel91 Oh the how I miss my LA! I'm so scared of the winter...I haven't had a winter in a long long time...😲Good luck in LA! Miss Sushi so much!
Really entertaining host! I've lived in Montreal for a long time, but was still a fun video to watch
How about Montreal itself. What are your thoughts
This is the best intro to Montréal ever. Thank you for putting Montreal’s cultural distinctiveness in the forefront.
Pretty good intro to the city. I've lived 10years in Mtl and have been away for 10years now. I miss the food, festivals and the summers, but not shoveling or commuting in the winter for sure :)
Prices have skyrocketed, Downtown a non-bedroom studio is between $1,300-$1500. Once tiny bedroom and you are looking up to $1,900-$2,300!
You made my city look so appealing! It even convinced me 😂 Especially the part about the restaurants.
I like your high energy presentation of this great city. I love the architecture, the French culture and the best cuisine in North America! I am not a fan of poutine, but that version with smoked meat on St Laurent - just steps from Schwartz' deli does look appealing! So much to love in Montreal, and you seem to have a good grip on the language. It is one of my favorite cities in the world. I am not even Catho.ic, but inside the Basilica de Notre Dame, you feel like you have arrived in heaven, with all the blue hues.
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I may not want to move to Canada (only due to the snowy winters!) but still subscribed to your page, because your presentation style is so enjoyable... Thanks! 🙂
I love Montreal so much that this video makes me emotional.my job prospects are limited because I don't speak the language yet.Campared to Vancouver,Montreal is so full of culture and energy !! One day I'll call this city home...
I'm in the same boat. The boringness and expensiveness of the rest of canada is simply not worth it at this point. At least I learned some french in high school. Time to find some french courses.
Okay first of all I love you and I've binged the Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal videos already they are so good. second, LMAOO that traffic moment was amazing, great timing to those drivers lol
Très bien résumé pour Montréal. Pas facile de tout dire en 8:00!
Ma suggestion: Montréal se visite bien en “parcours” thématiques.
Par exemple, le boulevard St-Laurent et l’immigration est assez instructif.
Ou encore: un parcours culinaire au travers différents quartiers.
Bonne visite!
Love your high energy! Actually, this is what Montreal is all about, high energy, free spirit, many different cultures respecting one another, many different ethnic groups mixing together and the song Summertime definitely belongs to Montreal Québec since we celebrate summer here, even under the rain. You forgot to mention a very important event happening at Mont Royal every Sunday, les tam-tams! Bring a picnic and come listen to the many percussionists that reunite with their mesmerising rythms :)
Watching this cutie presenting Montreal makes me remembering how amazing this city was before covid. I really miss the good old days!
I'm thinking of moving to Montreal. Really looks like a nice, charming, diverse and welcoming city. I'm from Honduras, I speak Spanish and English, and I've been learning french past couple years, would love to practice it more in a french speaking environment.
Merci beaucoup pour partager ces informations. Superbe vidéo ! 🙌🏼
The nightlife is hard to beat if you know where to go.
Also, you REALLY want to learn some French and try to speak it everywhere. But you will be able to function just fine almost everywhere (unless you are trying to cruise in that nightlife) regardless of your actual level of French. The rate of bilingualism is high in Montreal, and most here speak 'some' English, with many fluent. If they see you 'trying' but having a hard time, the vast majority will switch to English. The important thing is that you try.
Oh... And pot is legal in Canada.
Just be careful with the Quebec provincial laws around cannabis, it has to be done in private, anywhere public is forbidden, so bare caution if you do consume cannabis in Montreal. cheers.
You can get by just fine without French I spoke English only for years there
@@NightRanger77 did everyone speak to you in english ?
@@aetherian31 literally everyone, some had a heavy accent though
Out of curiosity, what would you recommend? I visited recently and the nightlife was slow. Definitely not like it was in the 80's or even the 90's; completely different.
Great job! You made me miss Montreal terribly and accurately captured it
Totally enjoyed the video. Makes me nostalgic for this magnificent city. Merci !!
you are KILLING this! loving the energy
^ this comment was before I even got to 2:38 ! Gosh, so good.
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I’m definitely going to learn French.. if I plan on visiting Montreal on vacation Thank you for this video is very informative.
Some people actually like that winter, its the humidity summer I hate. So I cocoon myself in a house with a fully functional AC unit.
Thanks for sharing this video. It almost seems like it isn't even a part of Canada. The cultural mix is awesome!
You need to visit Toronto then.
This is a most enjoyable video. I grew up in Montreal.
Great review and a good point ! Thank you for reviewing my city !
Have a try at the Portuguese chicken and Chorizo saussage poutine at La Poule Mouillée! Plus, they sell wonderful Portuguese pasteis de Natas for dessert!
Je confirme: La poule mouillée. Chez Tousignant est est à mon avis au même niveau même si ce n'est pas du même style
All I needed was that Celene solo tonight. 😂😍 I’m digging your content!
Great vid. We lived in MTL for a year. Way colder than Winnipeg. We loved the bagels.
Oh my god what a beautiful city it is....love from Kerala India...❤️
This is informative. Looking to relocate to Montreal from NYC. In NYC, if yr not a billionaire u can't enjoy your life. It takes an hr on the subway to get 2 miles away. I make all of my own meals, as restaurants and bars r overpriced. Also, rent is 2k-5k throughout NYC (including Staten Island, Last stop in Queens, 2 hrs into Brooklyn, the Bronx, etc). People agree to pay $1500 to have roommates. People also agree to pay 2k for apartments that r 10 min walk from the train that is always under construction and rats everywhere. I have lived here since 2001, thinking it would improve. Middle class and poor/homeless pay all the taxes, and u cannot enjoy your life. Most people evaporated during COVID. They dont tax billionaires properly. Also, if u commute in from NJ, it can cost $30 roundtrip to go to wk. Chris Christie did that. Also NYS tax, NYC tax. If u live in NJ u pay that tax as well.
thank you so much for this!! Your personality steals all the video, love it!!
This was a joy to watch! Would love to move here some day
Merci pour ce bon vidéo. Good to see you sharing your love for the town. Et ton français est très bien mon ami.
because hot air rise , the higher your appartment is, the less rxpensive it will be to heat it from october to April
Im from Edmonton, and the culture here in Montreal is amazing. The meteo system here is way better too and more smooth. Lots of Ethnic Diversity in the city.
Drivers are something else though, so one has to be careful. The way ive seen some drive. But i guess that's like any city though, but you notice it in Montreal a lot due to it being the 2nd largest city in Canada
As a Montrealer, i loved this video :)
You made me laugh so hard when you said you imitate Celine Dion with that beard hahahahahahahaha that was super funny..
Awesome video! Thanks for mentioning the arts and music scene. I'm all in Montreal!
I can confirm, Montreal smoked meat on a poutine is heavenly. You can't possibly go wrong by combining the two best foods in the world.
Bro you've a lot of energy, I love your videos if you decide to make some vlogs for something please consider it.
Absolutely love your videos.
Glad you like them!
You were excellent! Well done:)). Im a Montrealer and I want to visit those restos and neighbourhoods you hilighted:) lolol
Montrealers are suffering these days...lots of poverty and healthcare woes...we need to go to restos to motivate ourselves with newness...new interior design..art..great food. Thats how we stay beautiful despite our poverty of finances. A coffee is $5 and we use our laptops for 5 hours doing our homework or contacting employers.
Thank for promoting my city :'( ...:)))
Oh my God what a beautiful Montreal
I love you, thank you for keeping French alive!
Love your Chanel! Thanks for Sharing this great tips.
I'm already learning French at 11th grade. Toronto and Vancouver are pretty expensive, but I heard Quebec is cheaper. I love Montreal, and I'll move there when I'm done with college/uni!
If you want a cute and fancy restaurant in old montreal check out Modavie, its so good! service was amazing, and my friends and I don't even speak french, they were so sweet!
I would like to see more about the river. Walks, boating, etc.
I am looking forward to moving Montreal next month with my lovely children
Jeeeezzzz, the funniest part was when you've started to speak in french lolls " Vous devez parler le francais" HILLARIOUS!
Félicitations, votre francais est vraiment très bon!!! Thank you for the very nice critic of our great city!!!
So helpful! Love your energy and humor, Dane!😃
Enjoyed your video.. you have some interesting highlights ..Vancouver has lifestyle due to mild weather ..you have culture ..always impressed by my (all too infrequent) stays here .. thanks
Yes to you. I enjoyed everything about this. Well done.
lmao when you started dancing i immediately hit the like button
Hey man you did it brilliantly that you captured both my attention and my heart (...)
My favourite poutine is from Chez Claudette on Laurier, across the road from Bar Sportif. The ragoût flavour poutine is out of this world.
Ugh. Chez Claudette is a LEGIT option.
He straight up chucked that Mickey D's poutine. Great video!
'La Main' is not only good for its 'poutine' but also for great smoked meat. There is a lineup at 'Schwatrz' !? Well just cross the street to 'La Main' and have a wonderful smoked meat as good as Schwatrz or I should say even better. And you could try their 'Verenikas'. Kind of polish dumplings. Boiled or fried. I prefer the fried ones but its up to you. Have a nice tour of Montreal!
The Bruins! No contest haha XD And, hm.... I'd say St-Viateur (though it's a tough one!)
Your French is not bad, by the way! I have lots of respect for English speakers who are learning French. If it can help someone who's worried about making mistakes, the grammar doesn't make any sense to us sometimes too ;) And if you add Quebecois into the mix! oh boy! But please, keep trying to speak French, we love you guys ^ ^
I’m trying to learn French, and since France has a reputation of intolerance towards learners making mistakes, I’ve been thinking about places like Montreal.
Great video, very well represented of ‘my” awesome city …. Really enjoy your humour 😉🥳🤩
Having lived in Montreal for over 25yrs, I would never go back. Beautiful city plagued by high taxes and 24/7 construction and traffic. Great for young adults though due to the night life and many great schools.
Where do you move to
What a beautiful city!! I want to visit one day
Merci de les encourager à apprendre le français, très apprécié. Gros bisous!
As an student i like Quebec but strict language barrier in education of children makes it worse. they should protect french and i would like to preserve french culture in my life but at least dont block the usage other languages like english
Kinda just humming along with this video then the line hit me. "Gonna conclude this video my mowing down poutine"
I identify with this statement.
Love going to Montreal from Toronto..Winter time in Montreal like Toronto if you live near the subway You are able to get to the underground city Which has everything you need for winter. If not It takes you closer to somewhere that has what you need One of the downsides of Montreal is in deed traffic Keeping in mind many people are traveling from the east coast to west And West to east Many of them stay in Montreal over night And view the city Old port is packed with people wanting to see alittle taste of europe with cobble stone roads The A20 is always under construction And always has a crash choking the traffic back for miles Never use it on a longweekend You will spend most of it on that highway There is a by-pass highway Which has a toll to cross it...If i did not get stuck trying to merge over I would of spent the money lol If you are a foodie This is one of the great stops ...
Love this man ♥️ also from 🇨🇦
Would love a typed out list of all the places, and neighbourhoods you visited in this video. I was born and raised in Vancouver and would love to explore the city as Im planning to make the big move 😇 I’m a flight attendant with the national carrier so learning French will give me a really go advantage! Thank you! Amazing video.
Merci de bien représenter ma ville et bienvenue à Tous!🤩👍😘
Incredible video. Cheers!
Many thanks!
omg, this video is everything... :'D
I'm debating between a few spots in Quebec to move to in 2023. I visited Montreal in 2018, but it was much more vacant in terms of foot traffic pretty much everywhere, unlike this footage here. I was there for 3 days and it felt like a ghost city. Pretty, though. Very pretty.
Thanks for the video! I enjoyed! 🎉
I wish I could live there, but the wintertime makes me nervous/anxious...
Thanks for tbe video, it'll be very useful!
This guy deserves points for that incredible Celine Dion-inspired interlude!
great video, engaing and informative video, thanks for all the tips.
I missed the rent price ... just abt 3 yrs, everything changes dramatically
I am thinking of moving to Montreal, seems like I would have more fun than I am in New Brunswick since developers took over.
I just can't do the -30... If not for that I'd love to come
this one corner store a beauty full sangwitch a beer man its almost worth the drive through that crazy maze i liked it
I would like to move to Montreal. I live in Vancouver and honestly, is very hard to make friends or connections here. I don’t know which is the reason but im not the only one who think that Vancouver is a beautiful place but people are very very strange and distant
Yknow, we enjoy the spring and fall as well. We don't just emerge for the summer.
Loving the shimmy! I have been learning French forever, but, the Quebecquise accent is a bit harsh. I have wanted to move to Montréal forever!.
Hi Dane! Even though I don’t understand French at all,
Your French sound is very sweet and lovely.
Thank you for your effort giving good information.
From, Vancouver.
Awesome video!! What is your opinion of Mont Royal, QC? Keep up the great work 👍
Came here to learn about Montreal, caught feelings for Dane 🥺
There is also Heavy MTL, the largest heavy metal festival in Canada
Dane! Randomly got this recommended me 😆
Sean Colby!!!
Come to Montreal after one of our winters doesn't kill you You can survive anywhere lol
Great city if you know where to go..
If the winter doesn’t kill you, the lack of healthcare will.
Bravo! Fun video et belle intégration!
This video makes me sad that Main deli is no longer there 😭