That was really a nice walking with the sounds of the waves it's so beautiful ,plus the precious infos u gave us , merciii bien Mark pour tes videos tu es unique , je t'aime !
3:00 there's a bridge going across the St-Lawrence in Québec City that is too low for large cruise ships to pass, so basically any medium-sized cruise ships to flag cargo ships can go all the way to Montréal, which is why the Montreal Old Port was so important historically, but from there it gets harder for any big boat to continue towards the Great Lakes.. So in short Montreal is kind of the overall stopping point for anything big.
Thank you very much for showing the little Europe which is really fascinating to make me visit. And thank you for letting me know about some of political atmosphere over there and your opinion. I enjoyed it.
Hi Mark, so beautiful , wide and a quiet river I love sloshing of waves and the calm atmosphere there, amazing . I cannot understand there are not bilingual signs( French and also in English). And Quebec City is really dissimilar to another cities in Canada I could see. It looks like central european cities with many old houses, streets and sights. Thank you for this nice video. Take care. Jarmila.
Some time you can't give direct emotional support to people... Mark if you are experiencing solitude then don't worry your whole "Mad English TV squad" is with you... enjoy your life and stay blessed.
Thank you for another cool video. Episode 24 is the best present for my birthday - July 24! I can hardly wait for your lesson, it 's so exciting! Great listening practice!
Yeah, of course I learned something even when you're rambling cos when you're doing that, you're narrating some fun fact. I liked it🌺🏵️ Btw, Quebec is uniquely awesome🤩 Thanks for taking us there!
Hello March, I am a French Canadian living at Quebec city, I laughed when you pronounce "baignade interdite" in English haha, I like to learn English thanks you so much you are good,
Hey dear Mark:) you know sometimes you Really make me crack up when you said something funny , Quebec it’s a Nice city and yeah it’s Really look like a Europe and have Nice places to visit I think , Thanks a lot for another awesome trip across Canada , take care
4:26 Actually, we say it "Bègnade" and the t's of "interdite", we prounonce the letter like "té" so yea. And it means "No Swimming" Hope it helps you out! (Im from Ancienne-Lorette, one the two cities that's making a hole in Québec City)
I'm glad you are enjoying the province of Québec :D Also in Montréal 2/3 of the population are bilingual. 14% speak French solely. "Baignade interdite" means No bathing allowed 😂 "Arrêt" means stop. It is kind of weird since in France their stop signs just say stop. It's because the Quebecers are dedicated to not using english that much in their French compared to France.
I would just point out that the whole Separation Movement is very generational. People 60 years old+ here have been living in a very different Political Climate, they experienced the economic disparity between the french speaking population (including the Irish because of Catholicism) and the english-speaking minority (think West-Island in Montreal) which dominated the Higher Ranks of the Industries & manufactures of Montreal. You have to keep in mind that back then Montreal had been the Economic Capital of Canada up until 1950-60, and that the french speaking population represented 1/4 of Canada's population. There was also no access to University in french, so these generations that voted in the Referendums were the ones that lived the "Quiet Revolution" (from around 1960) ; removing the influence of the Church in politics and schools, creating the Education System we have now including francophone Universities, creating Hydro-Québec by buying a multitude of English-Owned Hydroelectric Companies, and so much more. So I can understand their point of view, But just by looking at the political results of Federal Elections you can see the changes with time. Its the ying and yang basically, there had to be something done, then came a lot of changes, and now it is settling down. Sadly a lot of people in Canada think that we hate them, but it was always just about our situation and our own culture. I find it amazing that you came to that conclusion on your own and it tells a lot about your open-mindedness 👍 (Sorry for spelling, english is my second language 😉)
So many countries have a similar debate or even serious problems. Obviously we live in a MAD world and your idea to wear a pair of red....or... better yellow pants is great and definitely add red shoes 👠😁
Thank you for this video. The referendum of 1995 was hacked for sure. I'm from Québec , sorry for my english. I like your way of thinking ... +1 sub ;)
Today am in class and seated at the very front seat getting first hand information..Those seated behind me are getting second hand😅 Good job Mark. big up
Hi ! Mark ! I am from Yangon in Myanmar where more than a hundred different ethnic groups , such as Burma , Rakhine , Mon, Shan , etc. , live together . They all have their own language and culture like people in Quebec in Canada . As I am just not politician , I am not seeking a political solution of the problems of the news of racial violence on some places in Myanmar many people in the world have known about. So I am totally sure of one thing ___ i am just living together peacefully with different ethnic groups in Myanmar . I hope you have a safe trip .
Since you are learning (like me) & this never stops, you must know that when you have words with 'IU' sound at the beginning of the word (like EUropean, University, etc.) you don't use 'an' (no matter if those words begin with a vowel) but 'a' : a European lifestyle, for instance. Regards from Caracas 🙋.
I always notice in ur introduction to this series across Canada ...u always remind me of the little boy Noaha known as Apparently boy haha in USA , Ellen had him in her show long time ago , the way u speak in the introduction is the same the way he speaks , he is so hilarious...if you didn't see him I suggest for to watch his viral video
I'm in the mood for some baignade interditing, because it's too hot overhere!! 🌞 🌞 The temperature will rise to 40 degrees the coming days. I think I'm going to baignade interdite tomorrow even if it's not allowed. You always make me laugh! 😂 Interesting story, you know a lot about history
I read about Quebec referendum on independence from Canada! I think that the people there did the right thing to stay connected to Canada. Thanks for this wonderful combination of history, tourism, and English in this video. If you happen to see Celine Dion, please say hi and tell her that she's always been my favorite western singer.
Hi Mark. There are 2 panels written in French, first one of the top "BAIGNADE INTERDITE" "BATH PROHIBITED", on the left side the sign, destined for people who cannot read the French, represents a man swimming but bared by a red line which means forbidden. The bottom one " interdit de nourrir les canards" "forbids feeding ducks".
Hi Mark! This episode of your trip is the most surprising for me. Of course, I've heard about the province of Canada speaking France. But almost half of Quebec people want to leave Canada, it's really unexpected news. I agree with you that a nation can choose own ways. But it's a highly controversial issue. That to do with another half, don't want the independence? It's too complicated! See you in the next episode.
Hi Mark! In this episode, I can feel a paradox between traditional geopolitics and the issue of self-determination. As a typical Canadian, you would not really appreciate the separation from Canada as a fact-the seaports are often vital important to a country from the viewpoint of geopolitics; but as a modern person who receives high education, you would may be somewhat sympathy for some versions of national self-determination. As you know, empowerment and self rule have been with a sense of moral priority in the current world. I think you would feel much pressure in dealing with the situation if you were the Prime Minister. Do you remember the tears of Queen Elizabeth II when she heard Scotland voted to still stay in British?
You mentioned the issue that many Quebec residents want to become independent from the rest of the country. Part of the population of Catalonia also wants that, although as far as I know, the reasons are different, I hope that doesn't happen in my country. Imagine how small Spain is compared to Canada and both Basques and Catalans someday separate from Spain, we would almost disappear...ha,ha,ha
You wouldn't dissappear. Spain is a great country with or without Catalonia and Euskadi. However, u (the government) should give them the choice to decide what to do or what they want in a binding referendum. That would speak wonders from you and your democracy. Regards from VENEZUELA
I love bars and restaurants because take a coffee sitting at the bar to talk half an hour makes me always feel on holiday in all seasons . Would like to be there soon even if you don't stop for coffee. Never mind i'd be able to speak even with the cats . Bydeway don't cats , dogs. Where are the animals?😻🤗
Nice City Quebec , thanks Mark for the mini city tour. Voilá. Why the separation ? The slogan in Canada is Welcome the diversity , welcome the differences So if Quebec is very different .... ?? Je ne comprends pas .
Cool video Mark.! Thanks! I almost feel like if ypu were my friend as time has gone by. Please tell us do u think French culture is tending to desappear in Quebec and that Quebec is becoming little by lottle more "anglosaxon"? I hace heard many quebequers habe to find job in the english part of Canada. Is that true?
I've met a few people from Quebec who moved to Alberta for work and needed to learn English. To be honest, I'm not sure to what extent French culture is disappearing, but I think people in Quebec are concerned about that.
I am living in Québec. I support Quebec to be independent!!!
That's great! I hope you will let me visit your country in the future! 😃😃
That was really a nice walking with the sounds of the waves it's so beautiful ,plus the precious infos u gave us , merciii bien Mark pour tes videos tu es unique , je t'aime !
thank you teacher ! i have learnt a lot about english and Canada from you ! thank you very much !
You alwys doing great Job For us..thanks mark
Very interesting lesson
Hi Mark ! Your pronunciation of "baignade interdite : " A mourir de rire !" pour un français comme moi !
Thanks for sharing me a part of Quebec history !
Hi Mark
Thank you for this great video.
Thank you Mark again so much for opening my eyes and mind I wanna watch your videos again
Hi, Mark! Now I understand the title of this vídeo. Very interesting your explanation. Thanks!
Thanks 🙏 Mark, you enjoy 😉 us always. Keep going 🌹.
Hey Mark! Thanks for sharing your trip vids! Hive a good journey and take care!
Thanks
Wow wow just beautiful country .I have never seen before Canada .just amazing Canada.
Man, the 'no swimming' sign was pretty easy to guess and I don't speak French myself. What's going on Mark?
Thank you Marc for ALL these pleasant moments
3:00 there's a bridge going across the St-Lawrence in Québec City that is too low for large cruise ships to pass, so basically any medium-sized cruise ships to flag cargo ships can go all the way to Montréal, which is why the Montreal Old Port was so important historically, but from there it gets harder for any big boat to continue towards the Great Lakes..
So in short Montreal is kind of the overall stopping point for anything big.
Beautiful landscapes again, thank you.
so charming video. i wish your travelling would not ever end. it must go on and go on.
Thanks for video,Mark. Quebec city is amazing))
Wonderful episode 🎄🎄🎄
Thank you very much for showing the little Europe which is really fascinating to make me visit.
And thank you for letting me know about some of political atmosphere over there and your opinion. I enjoyed it.
Hi Mark, so beautiful , wide and a quiet river I love sloshing of waves and the calm atmosphere there, amazing . I cannot understand there are not bilingual signs( French and also in English). And Quebec City is really dissimilar to another cities in Canada I could see. It looks like central european cities with many old houses, streets and sights. Thank you for this nice video. Take care. Jarmila.
Some time you can't give direct emotional support to people... Mark if you are experiencing solitude then don't worry your whole "Mad English TV squad" is with you... enjoy your life and stay blessed.
Thank you!
Thank you Mark nice video
I am always look forward your vod and watching immediately! Like your smile face.
Amazing
Thanks a lot
Thank you for another cool video. Episode 24 is the best present for my birthday - July 24! I can hardly wait for your lesson, it 's so exciting! Great listening practice!
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Happy birthday Natalie! 🎂🎁🎉
Enjoy your special day! I hope your wishes come true😊.
@@WE-br1wm Thank you so much! It's kind of you! It was nice and unexpected!!! 🤗☺️😉
@@ВладимирШангин-к9ф Спасибо, очень приятно и неожиданно. И Вам хорошего дня!
Wow, nice view
Thanks for sharing with us Beautiful places.God bless you and also give u what you want.
I love your vids!!!
Yeah, of course I learned something even when you're rambling cos when you're doing that, you're narrating some fun fact. I liked it🌺🏵️ Btw, Quebec is uniquely awesome🤩 Thanks for taking us there!
Thank you sir ☺️☺️
Hello Mark! Very nice St. Lawrence river.
Hi, Mark. I am always waiting for you posting the video I love
Keep up this good work
The way you tell the story was so attractive and interesting. Thanks for very nice video
Awesome
Hello March, I am a French Canadian living at Quebec city, I laughed when you pronounce "baignade interdite" in English haha, I like to learn English thanks you so much you are good,
michel grondin 👌. Plz, translate it to English, we are really want to know,🌹🌹🙏.
It means bathing is prohibited
Thymewarp123 Thymewarp123 🙏🌹🌹🙏
Awesome dude ,I'm learning all the stuffs before getting there canada
Hey dear Mark:) you know sometimes you Really make me crack up when you said something funny , Quebec it’s a Nice city and yeah it’s Really look like a Europe and have Nice places to visit I think , Thanks a lot for another awesome trip across Canada , take care
Hi! 😃😃Thank you so much! I'm glad I make you laugh sometimes! 😋
As a french quebecer, I am happy with your video.
😃😃
4:26 Actually, we say it "Bègnade" and the t's of "interdite", we prounonce the letter like "té" so yea. And it means "No Swimming"
Hope it helps you out! (Im from Ancienne-Lorette, one the two cities that's making a hole in Québec City)
Great landscapes, ans now I know what the sparkling water means:)
BAIGNADE=BATHING /beñaad/
INTERDITE=FORBIDDEN
/ænterdit/
ARRÊT=STOP /arré/
(In between slashes:pronunciation)
Regards from ✌enezuela 🙋🙌😘!!
Hi, Mark, I was laughing, you have great humor, now I,m in Montreal, it was interesting to listen to you about Quebec, thank you.
Like👍 I highly appreciate your work. You helped me to really level up my english. Thank you so much👍
learning again =)
I would like to live in Canadá beacous all the people is very nice. 😘❤
Yes l love. 😘
Quebec my second favorite after Vancouver😍
I'm glad you are enjoying the province of Québec :D
Also in Montréal 2/3 of the population are bilingual. 14% speak French solely. "Baignade interdite" means No bathing allowed 😂
"Arrêt" means stop. It is kind of weird since in France their stop signs just say stop. It's because the Quebecers are dedicated to not using english that much in their French compared to France.
I would just point out that the whole Separation Movement is very generational. People 60 years old+ here have been living in a very different Political Climate, they experienced the economic disparity between the french speaking population (including the Irish because of Catholicism) and the english-speaking minority (think West-Island in Montreal) which dominated the Higher Ranks of the Industries & manufactures of Montreal.
You have to keep in mind that back then Montreal had been the Economic Capital of Canada up until 1950-60, and that the french speaking population represented 1/4 of Canada's population. There was also no access to University in french, so these generations that voted in the Referendums were the ones that lived the
"Quiet Revolution" (from around 1960) ; removing the influence of the Church in politics and schools, creating the Education System we have now including francophone Universities, creating Hydro-Québec by buying a multitude of English-Owned Hydroelectric Companies, and so much more.
So I can understand their point of view,
But just by looking at the political results of Federal Elections you can see the changes with time.
Its the ying and yang basically, there had to be something done, then came a lot of changes, and now it is settling down.
Sadly a lot of people in Canada think that we hate them, but it was always just about our situation and our own culture.
I find it amazing that you came to that conclusion on your own and it tells a lot about your open-mindedness 👍
(Sorry for spelling, english is my second language 😉)
" Vive le Québec libre ! " Charles De Gaulle
So many countries have a similar debate or even serious problems. Obviously we live in a MAD world and your idea to wear a pair of red....or... better yellow pants is great and definitely add red shoes 👠😁
😮 WoW !!!!!
It’s Look so beautiful view and romantic sunset.
Did you cry cause you felt lonely 😩
Just joking 🙃 !!!!
Thank you for this video. The referendum of 1995 was hacked for sure. I'm from Québec , sorry for my english. I like your way of thinking ... +1 sub ;)
Today am in class and seated at the very front seat getting first hand information..Those seated behind me are getting second hand😅 Good job Mark. big up
😃😃
Québec est une très belle ville parce qu'il n y a pas de anglais et d immigration
Cześć Mark! Dziękuję bardzo za lekcje angielskiego wszystko bardzo interesujące tak trzymaj pozdrawiam 😀😀😀
Thanks,good video . I didn't know Quebec is like an european city!
Hi ! Mark ! I am from Yangon in Myanmar where more than a hundred different ethnic groups , such as Burma , Rakhine , Mon, Shan , etc. , live together . They all have their own language and culture like people in Quebec in Canada . As I am just not politician , I am not seeking a political solution of the problems of the news of racial violence on some places in Myanmar many people in the world have known about. So I am totally sure of one thing ___ i am just living together peacefully with different ethnic groups in Myanmar . I hope you have a safe trip .
😃😃
Hi ,Mark !!!❤❤❤
Wow.... It's really great and looks like an European city.
Since you are learning (like me) & this never stops, you must know that when you have words with 'IU' sound at the beginning of the word (like EUropean, University, etc.) you don't use 'an' (no matter if those words begin with a vowel) but 'a' : a European lifestyle, for instance. Regards from Caracas 🙋.
@@diobalague2329 Okay. Now I got it. Thank you.
@@diobalague2329 I didn't know this rule. Thanks for letting me know. But, is it polite using "must" in your comment 🤔 Greetings from Bulgaria 🙋♀️
@@danielaangova5403 thx dani. Im learning from all of you as well, so feel free to correct me. Regards to you in Hristo Stoichkov's country🙋🙌😘!!!
@@diobalague2329 Wow, I'm surprised, that you know something about my country. Actually very few people in the world have an idea about my country!
I am living around here, 😄
Cafe Paris has grown nice plants at their entrance. What is sparkling water 🤔
Valle de Bravo en México 👋👋👋
Hi mark , thanks for showing Quebec. You are so tired, I can see , these all because of us. Isn't it?.
and we also have walled city right in the heart of Manila.the INTRAMUROS
04:42 no swimming huh
I always notice in ur introduction to this series across Canada ...u always remind me of the little boy Noaha known as Apparently boy haha in USA , Ellen had him in her show long time ago , the way u speak in the introduction is the same the way he speaks , he is so hilarious...if you didn't see him I suggest for to watch his viral video
Canada is amazing country thanks for sharing to us this is helpful the video it is a great to understand the country u r in ❤🇨🇦❤
Anyone know where this riverside is in Quebec city? Thanks
Parc de la Plage-Jacques-Cartier
@@MadEnglishTV Thank you🙂
I'm in the mood for some baignade interditing, because it's too hot overhere!! 🌞 🌞 The temperature will rise to 40 degrees the coming days. I think I'm going to baignade interdite tomorrow even if it's not allowed. You always make me laugh! 😂 Interesting story, you know a lot about history
You almost there
I wish you showed the city a little time more!! That buildings, peoples, that crowed... I was enjoying that. But it the video ended quickly!
I read about Quebec referendum on independence from Canada! I think that the people there did the right thing to stay connected to Canada.
Thanks for this wonderful combination of history, tourism, and English in this video.
If you happen to see Celine Dion, please say hi and tell her that she's always been my favorite western singer.
Haha okay! 😃😃
Hi Mark. There are 2 panels written in French, first one of the top "BAIGNADE INTERDITE" "BATH PROHIBITED", on the left side the sign, destined for people who cannot read the French, represents a man swimming but bared by a red line which means forbidden. The bottom one " interdit de nourrir les canards" "forbids feeding ducks".
Hi! 😃😃Thanks so much!
It’s a perfect panorama of Little Paris (Quebec). Be united with Canada and stay strong.
Hi Mark! This episode of your trip is the most surprising for me. Of course, I've heard about the province of Canada speaking France. But almost half of Quebec people want to leave Canada, it's really unexpected news. I agree with you that a nation can choose own ways. But it's a highly controversial issue. That to do with another half, don't want the independence? It's too complicated! See you in the next episode.
Привет.Hello Mr.Mark, we are waiting for your livestreams 😀
Thanks for vídeo from the Downtown at this time....hahaha
we pronounce it: “. benyad interdeet”
swimming is forbidden
Mark !!! You just should come in Italy !!!! 😉
Hi mark always I’m first one watch your video
Hi Mark! In this episode, I can feel a paradox between traditional geopolitics and the issue of self-determination. As a typical Canadian, you would not really appreciate the separation from Canada as a fact-the seaports are often vital important to a country from the viewpoint of geopolitics; but as a modern person who receives high education, you would may be somewhat sympathy for some versions of national self-determination. As you know, empowerment and self rule have been with a sense of moral priority in the current world.
I think you would feel much pressure in dealing with the situation if you were the Prime Minister. Do you remember the tears of Queen Elizabeth II when she heard Scotland voted to still stay in British?
Hi Tom! 😃😃Great comment! Yes, I totally agree with you!
Citadel is in the far Southwest of Westeros where Samwell Tarly travelled so he could be trained as a Maester. 😜😜
#gameofthrones
Lol
Hi Mark. As always the best!. What's the different between pier and harbor.
I want know which Camera you using for your video Making.
Thank you Mark so much for teaching me english and culture🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Hi Mark, I'm just wondering the Franch language is as difficult as English, it's so amazing to know a few languages
You mentioned the issue that many Quebec residents want to become independent from the rest of the country. Part of the population of Catalonia also wants that, although as far as I know, the reasons are different, I hope that doesn't happen in my country. Imagine how small Spain is compared to Canada and both Basques and Catalans someday separate from Spain,
we would almost disappear...ha,ha,ha
You wouldn't dissappear. Spain is a great country with or without Catalonia and Euskadi. However, u (the government) should give them the choice to decide what to do or what they want in a binding referendum. That would speak wonders from you and your democracy. Regards from VENEZUELA
Québec was founded in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain.
I love bars and restaurants because take a coffee sitting at the bar to talk half an hour makes me always feel on holiday in all seasons . Would like to be there soon even if you don't stop for coffee. Never mind i'd be able to speak even with the cats . Bydeway don't cats , dogs. Where are the animals?😻🤗
Omg!
I'm literally on the other side of world 🌏 😮
Where is the beach location exactly
Nice City Quebec , thanks Mark for the mini city tour. Voilá. Why the separation ? The slogan in Canada is Welcome the diversity , welcome the differences So if Quebec is very different .... ?? Je ne comprends pas .
Ever heard of Alaska?
Yup
How fun ! I'm the first
Un jour le Québec sera un Pays !!
Cool video Mark.! Thanks! I almost feel like if ypu were my friend as time has gone by. Please tell us do u think French culture is tending to desappear in Quebec and that Quebec is becoming little by lottle more "anglosaxon"? I hace heard many quebequers habe to find job in the english part of Canada. Is that true?
I've met a few people from Quebec who moved to Alberta for work and needed to learn English. To be honest, I'm not sure to what extent French culture is disappearing, but I think people in Quebec are concerned about that.
the mark give you a lesson about a politician