Comments by "Poisonelle Misty" (@PoisonelleMisty4311) on "Trudeau answers English question in French because 'we're in Quebec'" video.

I wish french people learned english and became more fluent in it, as it would greatly facilitate communication between different cultures and enhance global understanding. Some french people hate english language and view it as a threat to their own language and culture. However, embracing English as a second language could open doors to countless opportunities for French individuals, allowing them to connect with people from all over the world and broaden their horizons. Additionally, English fluency could contribute to the growth of France's economy by attracting more international businesses and tourists. French people need to learn english and leave past resentments behind in order to thrive in a globalized world and fully participate in the global economy. By embracing English, they can enhance their competitiveness and increase their chances of success in various industries, such as technology, tourism, and international trade. Moreover, learning English can also foster cultural exchange and mutual understanding between French and English-speaking communities, promoting a more interconnected and harmonious world.
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@nolopassaro1495 Its true. But i dont like Canada, its too cold and people are very antisocial. I love america, and in some places in america some people speak french such as Louisiana and parts of Maine. It's fascinating to see the influence of French culture in these regions. I love southern france, because people their are warm and friendly, and the weather is much more pleasant compared to Canada. The beautiful landscapes, delicious cuisine, and rich history make it a dream destination for me. In general I have nothing against french people or culture, I love them but they have become a bit unfriendly to tourists due to increased overcrowding and economic instability. There are many unemployed and poor native french people who are dissatisfied with their government and if they speak out they are called troublemakers. France need some modernization and new policies. It is crucial for France to strike a balance between preserving its rich cultural heritage and adapting to the changing needs of its society in order to maintain its appeal as a dream destination.
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