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Franco-Nor'Wester
Franco-North-Wester
Franco-Northwester
Franco-Northwesterner
Franco-People of the North
French-speaking Nor'Wester
French-speaking North-Wester
French-speaking Northwester
French-speaking People of the North
French-speaking-Northwesterner
Indivisibility of the French people

Traduction de «people spoke french » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE
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French-speaking People of the North [ Franco-People of the North | French-speaking Northwester | Franco-Northwester | French-speaking Nor'Wester | Franco-Nor'Wester | French-speaking North-Wester | Franco-North-Wester | French-speaking-Northwesterner | Franco-Northwesterner ]

Franco-Ténois [ Franco-Ténoise | Franco-Territorien | Franco-Territorienne ]


indivisibility of the French people

indivisibilité du peuple français
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
A lot of the migrants we were taking were young people who'd been educated in Canada, gone to university here, spoke English, some spoke French, were very acquainted with the Canadian lifestyle, and knew a great deal about Canada.

Parmi ces immigrants, beaucoup étaient des jeunes qui avaient fait leurs études au Canada, qui avaient fréquenté l'université ici, qui parlaient l'anglais et un peu le français, qui connaissaient le mode de vie canadien et le Canada en général.


There was a time, and we can remember it, when people who spoke French in this country, people who were Roman Catholics in this country, people who were Jews, blacks, and women were discriminated against.

Il y eu une époque dont nous nous rappelons, dans ce pays, où les francophones, les catholiques, les Juifs, les Noirs ou les femmes faisaient l'objet de discrimination.


If his statistics also come from the federal government, there is a problem, and we could have a debate, because Statistics Canada, in its catalogue No. 96-313F on languages in Canada, says that 29 per cent of people spoke French in 1951, while the percentage was 24 in 1991. Mathematics is not my strong suit, but 29 take away 24 leaves 5 per cent fewer people speaking French.

Si les données de ses statistiques proviennent aussi du gouvernement fédéral, il y a un problème et on pourra en faire un débat parce que Statistique Canada, dans le catalogue no 96-313F sur les langues du Canada, dit que 29 p. 100 des gens parlaient français en 1951 alors qu'en 1991, il y en avait 24 p. 100. Je ne suis pas fort en mathématiques, mais 29 moins 24, cela fait 5 p. 100 de moins qui parlent français.


He was chosen to command the UN forces, not only because he spoke French, even though that was an asset, and not only because he had been trained in the Canadian Forces, even though that too was an asset, but because he exemplified in his person those values and attitudes that make us special as a people in this country, whether we are French, English, Italian, German, Jamaican or Inuit in origin - compassion, tolerance and civility.

Il a été choisi pour commander les forces de l'ONU non seulement parce qu'il parlait français, même s'il s'agissait d'un atout, et non seulement parce qu'il avait été entraîné dans les forces canadiennes, ce qui constituait également un atout, mais parce qu'il illustrait en sa personne les valeurs et les attitudes qui donnent un caractère spécial aux habitants de notre pays, que nous soyons d'origine française, anglaise, italienne, allemande, jamaïquaine ou inuit - la compassion, la tolérance et la civilité.


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When the chair, Senator Chaput, asked Patricia Pleszczynska how many people spoke French outside Quebec, she answered that she had only one figure — the number of individuals whose mother tongue was French — and that figure was 1 million.

Et lorsque la présidente, la sénatrice Chaput, a demandé à Mme Patricia Pleszczynska combien de personnes parlent français à l'extérieur du Québec, elle a répondu : « Je n'ai qu'un chiffre, ceux dont la langue maternelle est le français, c'est un million».




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