The problem is that there exists Standard Quebec French which is practically the same as European French (Parisian French is not Standard French by the way – they have an accent and A LOT of expressions of their own), but most foreigners will quickly fall into trap of learning and speaking colloquial Quebec French right away, which is NOT a good language reference.

Start by learning Standard French (online, audio softwares, classes) but you’ll have to make double the efforts if you come to Quebec not to give into slang all the time. I say start learning the slang (what we call the ”joual” here) once you feel comfortable in standard French. Because if you only learn colloquial Quebec French, you won’t have a hard time understanding French speakers from other countries, but you might have trouble communicating.
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They are pratically the same. Just accents and languages expressions are totally differents :
Like car = voiture (P-F) = char (Q-F)

I’m french and I live in Paris, so believe me u can learn P-F and speak it with a Quebecquois it won’t be a problem at all.

Plus, Americans when they speak french I found out that they have a little quebecquois accent ! Cute
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Sure.

So. You want to learn French that does not look too French but still is non-French French. "Second rate" French? I don’t think Québec is the right place because, again, with its differences, Canadian French is as good as in Paris, in many respects.

Respec’.
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