>Nobody in France would pronounce the final "t" in "tout" or the "i" in "envoie" for example That's true there are still silent letters. Ironically in Québec

>Nobody in France would pronounce the final "t" in "tout" or the "i" in "envoie" for example That's true there are still silent letters. Ironically in Québec you sometimes hear the 'i' in «envoie». I find that Québec french in general tends to have preserved a lot of dipthongs that Parisian french has eliminated. I would still describe Parisian french as «une prononciation recherchée»