Which is the second largest French-speaking city in the world?
Correct answer: Montreal
quicksilver
wonderful place to visit with no real problems if you only speak English
micron9999
I haven't had any issues in Montreal or Quebec City, probably because they survive on tourism. But if you go to some rural areas, expect to be treated with contempt for not speaking French.
Player maz
i live in france and the french here is different in many ways to Canadian french. The latter being older in some ways.
Player #3366575
JezzerLX, the old historic part is fascinating. the food is fabulous. gardens, museums, and zoos there are awesome. basillicas and cathedrals too. a marvelous place to visit. poutine anyone?
BB
Montreal holds a special place in my heart because that’s where my husband and I went for our honeymoon 45 years ago!
Mike
I'm from Montreal. The bus driver was very rude. Separatists alot of them.
Player #27741749
quicksilver, a bus driver ordered me off his bus when i spoke English
Maestro1313
Many places have dual language menus and signage.
mac
Really? And every other major city in France?
Cesar
I was raised in Montreal. Love the city!
Phoenix
Montreal is actually the 4th largest French-speaking city. As for the people? I group them into 2 categories...French-Canadian who are an intregal part of Canada and french-speaking who want no part of Canada. These are separatists who want to be their own country and will only speak french.
Mustafa Hamid
This app doesn't sometimes give the right answer, because the 2nd largest french speaking city is Kinshasa
Player #71884168
Otlotleng and Kgalanyane
Melode
My family is from Monteal. we went there in 1967 for the expo. I love that city. the people were friendly and I loved to hear French spoken in the Metro. The city is lovely and old.
Larissa
BB, Awww! That's awesome! 🤗
Player #53138383
Player #57167, icky, baked beans
Player #53138383
Player #57167, Sounded great till the baked beans with every meal part. I can't stand them for one meal a year.
Eilise
First Canadian city we lived in after leaving Northern Ireland . Great city, Quebec City is also a must see!
Player #5080442
Player #2020555, Officially yes. Most of them don't speak French.
Player en_846
Montreal is a wonderful city. It's got great restaurants and retained some of its history. Nice to visit surrounding areas too. Especially the Laurentions and Quebec City just down the St. Lawrence River.
Player #2020555
Kinshasa is the largest officially francophone city in the world! Followed by Paris so this question is very wrong
Player #2020555
micron9999, same as France haha
Player #4796245
Player #3366575, love poutine