These are pretty good. The hello/bonjour poster is very well done--just referring to the size of the text :). Maybe the blog editor should send these to vigile.net or Josee Legault. I am sure she would find them most entertaining.
A propos de commentaires répétitifs,pourriez-vous arrêter de nous traiter de nazis.Vous pouvez continuer a parler anglais entre vous et dans les endroits publiques.Si nous étions vraiment des fascistes,vous n'auriez plus droit a ces petits privilèges.Réfléchissez avant de commenter.
Gee...thanks for "allowing" Anglophones the privilege to speak English between ourselves and in public spaces. You make yourself look worse with every comment you make.
Even the Nazi Germans themselves did not manipulate languages to the extent that Quebec has done.
English is one of the official languages of Canada and Quebec falls under Canadian jurisdiction. The feds can eliminate Quebec's racist language laws at any time with the stroke of a pen.
This is my respond to the first posting regarding the languages of the world at Universite Laval's domain. My main complain about those pages is since they are hosted by a university's site, I expect that the piece to be written in a certain academic standard.
That is not the case. It is not factually accurate and it interprets the data it presents in a wrong way. In addition, it is also loaded with political bias.
>>>>> Wow, if that is the best Universite Laval can do, no wonder that the quality of higher education in French is far, far below the quality of higher education in English. And Laval is supposedly the best French university in North America.
The site is so far from being academically and politically neutral. It serves the separatist agenda nicely. Looking at the way the author put Quebec in the group of sovereign states, I know there is no scientific value there.
Also, there is a problem of the data being used, or the interpretation of the data themselves. By saying that there are more Malay speakers than Indonesian speakers, the author shows that he does not know what he is writing about. <<<<<
This is my respond to the first posting regarding the languages of the world at Universite Laval's domain. My main complain about those pages is since they are hosted by a university's site, I expect that the piece to be written in a certain academic standard.
That is not the case. It is not factually accurate and it interprets the data it presents in a wrong way. In addition, it is also loaded with political bias.
>>>>> Wow, if that is the best Universite Laval can do, no wonder that the quality of higher education in French is far, far below the quality of higher education in English. And Laval is supposedly the best French university in North America.
The site is so far from being academically and politically neutral. It serves the separatist agenda nicely. Looking at the way the author put Quebec in the group of sovereign states, I know there is no scientific value there.
Also, there is a problem of the data being used, or the interpretation of the data themselves. By saying that there are more Malay speakers than Indonesian speakers, the author shows that he does not know what he is writing about. <<<<<
Je ne comprend pas la dernière concernant Toronto.C'est quoi les BJ's?Une équipe de basket?
ReplyDeleteHahaha.
ReplyDeleteBJ= Blowjobs = fellation.
Ha bon!Je crois que Toronto a ses bons cotés.
ReplyDeleteDeuxième rappel, je suis étonné que personne ne fasse de commentaires sur ce site Internet.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.tlfq.ulaval.ca/axl/
On en apprend sur les différents aménagements linguistiques dans le monde.
Are these actually for sale?
ReplyDeleteNo theses posters are not for sale, I made them up myself. They were inspired by the DeMotivational Posters web site.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.blog.joelx.com/de-motivational-posters/730/
If anyone has an appropriate picture to caption, please send it to anglomontreal@gmail.com. as well as an alias for photo credit!
These are pretty good. The hello/bonjour poster is very well done--just referring to the size of the text :). Maybe the blog editor should send these to vigile.net or Josee Legault. I am sure she would find them most entertaining.
ReplyDeleteThe boob one was the funniest, thanks
ReplyDeleteTo Anon., Aug. 20, 9:59 AM:
ReplyDeleteIt is not necessary to keep repeating yourself. There have been responses to your first posting about this crappy website.
"It is not necessary to keep repeating yourself."
ReplyDeleteA propos de commentaires répétitifs,pourriez-vous arrêter de nous traiter de nazis.Vous pouvez continuer a parler anglais entre vous et dans les endroits publiques.Si nous étions vraiment des fascistes,vous n'auriez plus droit a ces petits privilèges.Réfléchissez avant de commenter.
To Dartagnan at 2:59 PM:
ReplyDeleteGee...thanks for "allowing" Anglophones the privilege to speak English between ourselves and in public spaces. You make yourself look worse with every comment you make.
Even the Nazi Germans themselves did not manipulate languages to the extent that Quebec has done.
English is one of the official languages of Canada and Quebec falls under Canadian jurisdiction. The feds can eliminate Quebec's racist language laws at any time with the stroke of a pen.
"The feds can eliminate Quebec's racist language laws at any time with the stroke of a pen."
ReplyDeleteJ'attend ce jour depuis longtemps.
Just because I have spare time today.
ReplyDeleteThis is my respond to the first posting regarding the languages of the world at Universite Laval's domain. My main complain about those pages is since they are hosted by a university's site, I expect that the piece to be written in a certain academic standard.
That is not the case. It is not factually accurate and it interprets the data it presents in a wrong way. In addition, it is also loaded with political bias.
>>>>>
Wow, if that is the best Universite Laval can do, no wonder that the quality of higher education in French is far, far below the quality of higher education in English. And Laval is supposedly the best French university in North America.
The site is so far from being academically and politically neutral. It serves the separatist agenda nicely. Looking at the way the author put Quebec in the group of sovereign states, I know there is no scientific value there.
Also, there is a problem of the data being used, or the interpretation of the data themselves. By saying that there are more Malay speakers than Indonesian speakers, the author shows that he does not know what he is writing about.
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Just because I have spare time today.
ReplyDeleteThis is my respond to the first posting regarding the languages of the world at Universite Laval's domain. My main complain about those pages is since they are hosted by a university's site, I expect that the piece to be written in a certain academic standard.
That is not the case. It is not factually accurate and it interprets the data it presents in a wrong way. In addition, it is also loaded with political bias.
>>>>>
Wow, if that is the best Universite Laval can do, no wonder that the quality of higher education in French is far, far below the quality of higher education in English. And Laval is supposedly the best French university in North America.
The site is so far from being academically and politically neutral. It serves the separatist agenda nicely. Looking at the way the author put Quebec in the group of sovereign states, I know there is no scientific value there.
Also, there is a problem of the data being used, or the interpretation of the data themselves. By saying that there are more Malay speakers than Indonesian speakers, the author shows that he does not know what he is writing about.
<<<<<
Troy: I just wait for a similar site or article in English, it is possible ?
ReplyDelete"...Even the Nazi Germans themselves did not manipulate languages to the extent that Quebec has done."
ReplyDeleteThank you for the compliment but it's to much...You know we're just amateurs.Nous ne pourront jamais dépasser les maîtres.
"Don't be so modest"
ReplyDeleteVery good!