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French here who just defaults to American English on most devices: I never realized that you could have American English with sane unit and date defaults with E
by Iv 5y ago
French here who just defaults to American English on most devices: I never realized that you could have American English with sane unit and date defaults with EN-CA. Will probably use that from now on!
- nindalf 5y agoYou could spawn the trend that leads to the article "Why are there so many Canadians in France?"
- blaser-waffle 5y agoThat's less crazy, esp. given the sizable populations in Canada that speak French to some degree and have ethnic and cultural ties to Francia.
- eloff 5y agoFrancia? Is that a thing or a typo? Never heard that used before.
- jackbravo 5y agoSeems like a historical name for France. And also how we, Spanish speakers, call France :-p https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francia
- green7ea 5y ago> to some degree That kind of hurts ;-)
- 908B64B197 5y ago> that speak French to some degree What do you mean by that?
- _whiteCaps_ 5y agoFrench is a requirement in school for English speaking Canadians... it's not very rigorous though. I've lost most of my French.
- bobthepanda 5y agoIt is also a joke on how “French” Canadian varieties of French are. There are pronunciation and vocabulary differences that get deeper the less formal people are talking.
- nikon 5y agoWell not quite: colour, centre etc
- ape4 5y agoThe noun "centre" = stadium, etc. But the verb as used in css, etc is "center" - eg center the <div>.
- wavefunction 5y agoIt's also a noun as "center." "Vaccine-center" and etc.
- kingofpandora 5y agoNot in Canada.