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Réflexion sur l’assimilation au Nouveau-Brunswick
Note: This post is in French and, needless to say, will not be of interest to any of you who don’t understand French! I’m enjoying trying to express myself in another language. Writing helps. Feedback welcome. 🙂 Je ne suis … Continue reading
Posted in Practicing French
Tagged Acadia, Acadian, assimiliation, bilingualism, Canada, duality, français, history, New Brunswick
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