Canadian French
Learning Canadian French, not the French of France? Practice what they speak in Quebec and across Canada: its words, expressions, accent and culture, alongside your teacher, class or app.
Canadian French and French from France, side by side
In Quebec souper is the evening meal where France says dîner, a car is a char, and going shopping is magasiner. The app marks the words one says differently from the other.
What you find in Canadian French
- Stories, culture pieces and jokes written in Canadian French
- Word games with the vocabulary of Canada
- Read-aloud with a Canadian accent
- A dictionary with local senses and slang
- If you read the app in French from France, the words Canadian French says differently are marked
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Canadian French and French from France?
Vocabulary and everyday expressions differ: in Quebec souper is the evening meal where France says dîner, a car is often a char rather than a voiture, and to go shopping is magasiner. Multi Lingo AI keeps them as separate practice languages and marks the words one says differently from the other.
Is there an app for Canadian French, not European French?
Yes. In Multi Lingo AI Canadian French is its own practice language, with stories, culture pieces, jokes and word games written for it and read aloud in a Canadian accent.
Does it replace my French course or teacher?
No. It is a practice companion for the gaps a course leaves: local words, slang and the things your teacher explained that did not quite stick.