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  • By OliviaD on August 26, 2002
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  • Be prepared for the mix of French and English as we are half and half here!

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  • By ShanMonster on August 26, 2002
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  • Moncton is one of the few truly bilingual cities in Canada. You can get by speaking solely English, but if you know French, it is helpful.

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  • By fairy_dust on May 27, 2004
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  • New Brunswick is Canada's only officially bilingual province, so everything is shown in English and French. For example, a stop sign will have both "stop" and "arret" written on it. Most of the French-speaking people in Moncton are Acadians, and Acadian culture is a very big part of New Brunswick. Most Acadians and many other people are bilingual.

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    When in Moncton, you will hear...
  • By ShanMonster on August 26, 2002
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  • When in Moncton, you will hear something called La Chiaque, which is a French/English patois local to the area. English will be filled with French words, and French will be filled with English. Be prepared to overhear things like, 'Mon truck, il flippez off la road about trois miles back.'

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