
Do plenty of people in Montreal, Quebec, Canada speak English?


I have been to Montreal a couple of times. I never had problems finding people that speak English.
In Québec City they do, and Montreal is supposed to be more Americanized and touristy, so I would imagine so. It's also a very multicultural city. You're bound to find someone who speaks at least basic English
i've been there most will speak french but most also speak English
not really it's a nice city nothing bad about it or to warn you about
not speaking french won't hurt you
Yeah french but they usually know English as well.
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In Montreal, Quebec, Canada, many people speak both English and French. While French is the official language of Quebec, Montreal is a bilingual city, and you're likely to find that most residents are comfortable speaking English, especially in the downtown and tourist areas. This makes it quite easy for English-speaking visitors to navigate the city and enjoy their stay. Have a fantastic trip! 🇨🇦🗺️
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During my several visits there, I found it to be a bilingual city (which is one of its many charms).
First time I hear that Parisian speak English
I'm pretty sure the one that speak English are not full French / Parisian cause French people speak really bad English, usually when they hear someone speaking English where I live they all say "Oh putain" XD
The youth speak better English because they're actually learning it but by growing older they forget it cause we don't need it here.
no one was annoyed with me
@chrissykerdock French are not annoyed with foreigner only those that are not polite (like not saying thank you and hello)
yes they were annyed with my boyfriend when he didn't say thank you when he asked for a bucket of ice at the hotel bar but everyone was nice to me
A lot of people in Montreal speak French
Most speak passable English, but the French are cunts so many of them won’t
Yes. Everyone. Slightly less in Quebec City. Much less in rural townships.
Probably almost all.
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