I think he was protesting (no fangs) that you said ONE place in Canada had French. While Rex was pointing out that ALL of Canada has dual langauges (meaning French is official in ALL of Canada's provinces); and that both languages are used and learned ACROSS Canada.

OK, I know that this resource can be wrong, but here is what I took it from.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quebec

It says "The official official language of Quebec is French" Not French and English. If you go to http://canadaonline.about.com/cs/bilingual...fflanguages.htm, it says that the official languages for Canada as a whole are French and English. However, when digging into the individual providences, it says that "One of the original provinces of Canada, New Brunswick is the only officially bilingual province in Canada. " It also mentions that Quebec is the only French speaking dominated providence. So going by those items, which shall it be? Actually, it doesn't really matter, since we are continuing our tangent to the ACLU ruling English on signs as somehow anti-whatever. We can save this for the next 'English as a national language' thread, which is where it really belongs.

QUOTE(WilliamTell @ Jul 16, 2006 -> 11:04 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Can we please get an official language for this country?

what is the dash for?

I'd have more respect for that sign if he would have dotted the i's with smiley faces.

It's really embarassing to share the same viewpoint with someone like that.

I'd have more respect for that sign if he would have dotted the i's with smiley faces.

Or hearts.

Photoshop job? I think that would be a pretty easy one to do.

QUOTE(vandy125 @ Jul 17, 2006 -> 08:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

Photoshop job? I think that would be a pretty easy one to do.

Find the original one for me.

 

Until I see further evidence, I think he's ignorant trash.

Find the original one for me.

 

Until I see further evidence, I think he's ignorant trash.

Santo=dorf, Listen to this guy!