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That’s very odd. My interactions in Montreal with stores and restaurants always begin with a “bonjour-hi” and most places have an English menu. In my hundreds
by hylaride 7y ago
That’s very odd. My interactions in Montreal with stores and restaurants always begin with a “bonjour-hi” and most places have an English menu. In my hundreds of interactions, I’ve only had to use my rusty French two or three times. The rest of Quebec is another story, though.
- thbr99 7y agoIn my experience, your level of customer service largely depends on your skin color in Québec. White French > White Anglo > Rest
- hylaride 7y agoOuch. That sucks, but unfortunately doesn't surprise me when I think about it. :-/
- dfxm12 7y agoYeah, I've found the same as you. I've even found that if someone says just "bonjour" to you, asking parlez vous anglais? will get you a conversation in English.