PROS AND COINS OF LIVING IN MONTREAL QUEBEC🇨🇦🇨🇦/LEARN FROM MY MISTAKES A MUST WATCH
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I forgot to add when in metro and there is announcement in the train for emergency for everyone to Leave if don’t understand the language you will remain in train while everyone is running for their life 😢😢
Thank you so much for this video.
It's really helpful.
Thanks for watching I am glad you got informed ❤️
This is so true…. Thanks for sharing to others!
Thanks so much❤️💗
I Never knew this, thanks for sharing
I’m glad you know now and thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing this information is very useful ❤
My pleasure 😊❤
This was amazing. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Wooow this is a very important thing to learn ❤❤
Thanks for watching ❤️❤️
Wow amazing
Thanks for watching
This is so so true 👍, Am taking from Experience . A new friend here
Thanks and welcome friendie ..Do you still live there?
@@JourneyWithJoyTv No ooo, I moved last year
@@adenikesspace Waoh Thank God You move because language barrier is nothing to write home about
You are so good in what you do
This means a lot to me ❤❤
Thanks for bringing this out here. A lot of people like me are not aware of this.
Thanks for watching Im glad you got to know about this
That's why information is important 😊
@@adenikesspace yes information is very important so you make the right decision before relocating🥰
@@adenikesspace Yes, information is important, and so are humanity and kindness
Well said
Thanks so much for watching
Thanks for sharing. Good to know that before moving to a place do adequate research and summon courage to move away if it isnt favourable
Yes it is very important to research before relocating to a particular place..Thanks for watching 💕
Bravo
Thanks so much
Oh I didn’t know you are in Montreal. I also live in Montreal 😊
Yea I live there for 21/2 years and the challenges was not encouraging at all because of Language .The cry and all that
@@JourneyWithJoyTv so which province are you based now? When I moved to Montreal I had to learn French especially because as a nurse you can’t work there without French knowledge. I plan to move in the near future.
@@LifewithSoni Waoh I’m glad you were able to learn.Life is easier there when you actually speak the language..It really difficult to get employment there in all fields if you don’t speak French
this is important information share out everyone to get to people who need it
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Wow,am so surprise I thought they don't speak language in Canada....thank you for letting us know this
My pleasure
This,is vital information share out so IT get to people who need to hear it
Thanks so much I appreciate
That's the Quebec reality. Instead of supporting this brave young woman and helping her family achieve a successful settlement, they harassed her out of the province.
Thanks for watching, I wish Quebec can be a little bit flexible to new immigrant about learning the language.
@@JourneyWithJoyTv The problem is they want to force the politics together with the language. I'm in Quebec now and suffering the same intolerance, even though I speak French. All the best for your new beginning somewhere else.🙂
@@HumanLanguageByHumans I’m settled now I really appreciate your concern ❤️💕
I understand your concerns and bad experiences, but pls bare in mind that english is also a foreign language so if we can learn and be fluent in english then we can also be fluent in french...just learn it and keep practicing and you will be fluent and there are many learning videos on youtube to help...
Thanks I appreciate
Which province did you move to, and can you make a video about that province too?
Anticipate and thanks for watching ❤️
What are the scope of construction jobs in Quebec?
Pretty Mama
Thanks Momma💕❤️
Hi..I’ll be moving to Quebec in two months with my family, my husband speaks French and English well good for him, I only speak English, I’ll rate my french to 2% 🤣 my kids are 2 and 4 years they only can speak and understand English. Language barrier is one of my challenges which I do not want to repeat since I lived in Chonavfor 5 years using translation, I know how much frustrating it is living in that kind of system. To your experience which city in Quebec would you recommend is better for people who fear struggling like you due to language Barrie and kids??? Thanks
Hi..Thanks for watching..You can reside in Dorval or perrefonds situated in Montreal because majority of English speakers resides there. I don’t think you are going to face so much challenges since your husband understands French but I suggest you start learning and continue to learn French language when you finally move.As for the kids they can easily learn French since they are still very young.Congratulations and good luck on your journey to 🇨🇦
@@JourneyWithJoyTv thanks dear
You are always welcome 💗💕
Hello
This is the story of my life presently, we are in Montréal, I don't understand French and it has been difficult in getting a job😪for months now
Please can you advise on good affordable areas to rent in Montreal for families
Ok noted thanks for watching
Thank God the church is able to step in… I can imagine the frustration and emotional trauma.. but God is always providing a way of escape for his own 👍
You need to consider both the advantages and disadvantages of a province before moving…
Yes thank God for using the church to help and we are forever grateful for that.Yes we need to research a place before moving to avoid regrets and frustration
Thanks for watching Sis❤️
Recommendations are welcomed
If you get to Canada and you live in montreal due to the language barrier can i change my school maybe apply to another school in Canada
Yes you can but you will need to start that school first that brought you to Canada and your school should be a designated learning institute then apply to a new school you want to change to get accepted into your new school and then notify the IRCC about your change of school.If you need a detailed video on this drop a comment I will gladly do.
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@@JourneyWithJoyTv Yes ma, please I need a detailed video of this, thank for your reply
Ok stay tuned
Nawo oo Germans accommodates even if u don't speak, but they will encourage you , I knew the feeling
That is how it should be.Thanks for watching Sis💗💗
Churches do help. Thank God You used the Church ❤.. Language barrier is a sad one.
Yes the church was over helpful..That is why I sing it to pple before you migrate to a non English speaking country learn otherwise don’t go.
That's true, churches help alot
@@adenikesspace Very True thanks for watching
Why don't you download say hi just copy it paste it to the app and it will translate it to English
Thanks you
I see how they play in Montreal.
It was not funny at all
So what of your colleagues that are in non anglophone European countries and are working?
Everyone with the way they cope with other languages they might be facing same challenges but just trying to cope.I did work but with so many chanlenges and getting the job was also hard..Thanks for watching 🙏
Most accurate description of living in quebec/ montreal as a non French speaker.. If you don't speak French it's very challenging. You will experience prejudice . They do it in low key way..
Exactly you said it all…Thanks for watching 😍
Parle français, S'il vous plaît.
@@BumFightsVol5 🤣🤣you nailed it Thanks for watching I appreciate
One of the questions I have been asking myself is why do native English speakers want to settle in Quebec knowing that 90% of all Canadian provinces are English speaking provinces?
Why do you all make your life miserable.
I personally would never do that. No tike to learn another language unless I'm being forced to for a particular reason.
3:58 😂😂😂😂going I am
😂😂😂Thanks for watching
Why do you stay in Montreal?:- did Canada Immigration insist on residency in Montreal as a condition of immigration? If you have PSW training you can easily find work in eastern Ontario and the Ottawa Valley such as in Pembroke and Renfrew but you need a car there. You could also find work easily in Ottawa where they have public transit. You should talk to your friends at your church to ask if they could help you resettle in a better place for you in eastern Ontario which is not very far for you to move:- perhaps they have a sister congregation in eastern Ontario who could help you. You seem to belong to a Catholic parish so there are many Catholic parishes in Ottawa and one of them might be able to help you relocate to a more friendly community.
I relocated from there 2 years ago am in London Ontario now.I made this video so people will know the chalenges there as a non French speaker..Thanks for your suggestions anyways
We Nigerians always have issues with everything? What about if all province in Canada speak French? Will you be saying this
Go to Germany everyone must learn German if you want to work
Point of correction it’s not about we Nigerians complaining it’s about me sharing my experience there by creating awareness to people out there about the challenges they might face if they move to Quebec.Read through my comment section of this video you will see this video was informative to a lot of people.Those in Germany did they tell you it’s easy for them to learn the language
It is NOT MON-TRAY
It's pronounced MON- TREE-ALL
Thanks for correcting 😄😄
To save a few hopeful people, having lived in Montreal for 1 year, and being raised Canadian. I can tell you that not all of this is true. Yes you will struggle to integrate into the culture if you don’t know French, but you can absolutely live in an English community. West of Montreal (Kirkland) is very anglophone, so is westmount, and Decarer. There were cases when I spoke French yet was responded in English - I didn’t like that very much, but it is what it is.
Not only this, we have a lot of exchange workers from South American countries to support our fast food industry so there is a work. It just might not be the work you are looking for.
If you are still hesitant, I’d say become at least an A2 level French, or move to Alberta.
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..I actually lived in the French community and that was my experience
That language matter loud it ohhhh😂😂
My Sister it not funny at all…Do you still live there
I echo it self for the video
You are mispronouncing the name of Montreal. It ends in ALL
Lol bon débarras
Thanks for watching
That’s sad! 😢. Bullying because you couldn’t speak French!!! What happened to English????!!!!!!
She deliberately refuse to speak English to shut me up but trust me I also gave her cool wotowoto with my language 🤣🤣🤣
You’re not welcome to Québec if you don’t speak French
You can say that again ❤️
You’re dumb clown 🤡. Non-French speaker are welcome in Quebec.