In contrast, in 1961 there were five million French-speaking Canadians, three million of whom were unilingual, and in 2001 there were seven million French-speaking Canadians, four million of whom were unilingual.
En comparaison, en 1961, il y avait au Canada cinq millions de francophones dont trois millions étaient unilingues et, en 2001, il y avait 7 millions de Canadiens francophones dont 4 millions étaient unilingues.