Canadian-French Introduction

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I want to visit Canada.

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What Does the Phrase after Meaning: Mean?

This is the meaning of the Canadian-French phrase you are going to learn. The idea is to learn to say this out loud before you play it. If the phrase is completely new to you, obviously you should go ahead and play it.

Next time you see this phrase, try to say it out loud, even if you say it badly.

Meaning

I want to visit Canada.

What Does the Phrase after Literal: Mean?

This is a word by word translation of this phrase. It will not always make sense. It helps you understand the Canadian-French word order.

Sometimes several different Canadian-French phrases have the same translation in English. This line helps you choose the right one to say.

Literal

I want to visit the Canada.

What Does Hint Mean?

The Hint is one blank line for every word of the Canadian-French phrase. It lets you know how many words there are in the Canadian-French phrase and how long they are. This line also shows the punctuation marks, like the symbols ( . , and ? ).

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Hint

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What Does Hint Mean?

The Hint is one blank line for every word of the Spanish phrase. It lets you know how many words there are in the Spanish phrase and how long they are. This line also shows the punctuation marks, like the symbols ( . , and ? ).

When you click Play Normal Speed, the Spanish text will be displayed here.

Answer

Je veux visiter le Canada.

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