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by Bayart
1982 days ago
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That's bad popular linguistics. Québec French has kept features that are archaic by Mainland French standards (the most blatant being the unfinished separation of oi and ai, which was solidified around the French Revolution), but it also has its own innovated features. You've got the same thing going on with American accents, and some of them keeping older English features. Simon Roper made a nice video about that [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rb0HPDnc8Y |
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