> As a Frenchman, many Americans find my totally France compliant speech a bit rude. I call it exact. But indeed, it takes a little while to get used to it. I

> As a Frenchman, many Americans find my totally France compliant speech a bit rude. I call it exact. But indeed, it takes a little while to get used to it. I recall someone at a tech company here in the Bay with a French manager that thought his manager didn't like him, until he read his feedback during his first performance review. French Canadians sounds like Americans with accents.