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  3. Originally posted by Damiano:[..]
    Are you a Quebec native? I'll still say he nailed it until I hear someone from the island of Montreal say otherwise.


    No, I only live in a tri-lingual country thank you very much. English-speaking people almost never get the "r" right. The t is silent indeed, but the r is pronounced back at the tongue.

    AAAAANNNYYYWWAAAYYY. I heard there will be a fun gig this evening ?
  5. Originally posted by BelgianBono:[..]


    No, I only live in a tri-lingual country thank you very much. English-speaking people almost never get the "r" right. The t is silent indeed, but the r is pronounced back at the tongue.

    AAAAANNNYYYWWAAAYYY. I heard there will be a fun gig this evening ?
    Where did you heard that?
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  8. Originally posted by BelgianBono:[..]


    No, I only live in a tri-lingual country thank you very much. English-speaking people almost never get the "r" right. The t is silent indeed, but the r is pronounced back at the tongue.

    AAAAANNNYYYWWAAAYYY. I heard there will be a fun gig this evening ?
    Not relevant. Quebecois tend to look down their noses at people speaking with European French accents. Again, having seen the argument over the island's pronunciation many times, I'll stick to my assessment til a true Montrealler speaks up.
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  12. Nice! Cedarwood Lounge!
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