Thanks for looking, it's kind of interesting. Next time the French station comes on, I'll have to try to listen more closely and figure which one it is.
I speak French fairly well, but my French is from France, not Qu�bec (formerly Holchelga) where they use a much older version of the language. Kind of like comparing DOS to Windows Vista. Half my family comes from the Three Rivers and Nicolet area of lower Canada, but my other half is from southern France - and the latter is the only language I picked up.
When my grandmother came here through Ellis Island from rural southern France - she immediatley hated New York. So, she moved to "Mount Royal", better known as Montreal. She was even more miserable there. She said that their French was so bad, she had to beg them to speak in English so she'd have some idea of what they were trying to say. Also, the priests kept bugging her to go to church. And, she barely knew English at the time. So, the language, French-Canadian Catholic church, and cold weather sent her back to New York for good.
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