is every people in canada also speak french ?

Answer 1

About 1/4 of Canadians have French as a first language. The vast majority of these live in the province of Quebec.

Schoolchildren in Canada all learn French as a second language (unless it's their first language), but most of them only have French for a few hours a week for a few years of school, don't really learn a heck of a lot, and never speak it outside of school.

I'd say only about 40% of Canadians can actually hold a conversation in French. Statistics Canada on the other hand says 33%. You might trust them more.

Answer 2

No, that is not true.

Most Canadians are either monoligual (English-only) or bilingual (English & French)

Outside of Quebec (the region in Canada with the highest Francophone population), everyone pretty much speaks English.

Many children and teenager, however, are taught French as a second/foreign language in schools. They're not taught European French but rather Canadian/Quebecois French.

Answer 3

Urmomscooking is surely right. Nowhere near 40% of Canadians can speak French.

Answer 4

No. In Quebec, everyone is required to learn French. Elsewhere, there are many Canadians who speak English exclusively.

Answer 5

No I have friends from Canada and they dont speak french, they dont even have much of an accent.

Answer 6

of course not!! Why are all people living in USA speak English!! NO, some of them are spanish ppl that dont speak English!! My friend is from Montreal and he needs to learn french as his third language well I mean he needs to learn english as well!!! So yah

Answer 7

Nope,. most speak only english.

(I'm french-canadian)