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OffQc’s most popular québécois words — and thanks (#600)

7 May 2013 by OffQc

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Yes! Entry #600!

As #600 approached, I got curious as to the most googled québécois words and phrases that led people to OffQc since it began in December 2010… and there they are in the image above!

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Do you know them all?

Thanks everybody for continuing to read OffQc. It’s a privilege to have your attention.

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Posted in Entries #551-600 | Tagged ben là, c'est beau, c'est le fun, cave, esti, fin, flyé, français québécois, là là, le fun, magner, niaiser, ok d'abord, ostie, pantoute, piasse, pogner, Québécois French, tabarnouche, voyons donc | 8 Comments

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  1. on 7 May 2013 at 15:49 ana

    Congratulations!!! Thanks for teaching us all this words!


  2. on 7 May 2013 at 15:49 Eva

    I spent 4 days in Northern Québec, and I kept hearing the phrase C’est chien.

    I understood it as being something along of the lines of bad, but couldn’t find it anywhere.


    • on 24 May 2013 at 12:01 Katie

      The phrase is “C’est chiant” and it’s “it’s annoying.” I would say “C’est tannant” is the equivalent


  3. on 7 May 2013 at 17:25 KellyE

    Thank *you.* Ever since your blog was recommended to me, this has become my most important daily resource for improving my québécois.

    Congratulations on reaching 600, from a usually-silent but always grateful reader!!


  4. on 7 May 2013 at 18:38 Anonymous

    Thank you for everything, your site is truly the hallmark for all things Québécois!


  5. on 7 May 2013 at 23:08 Rebecca

    Congrats! No, there’s a few I missed (and I’ve been reading since 2010 on the old blog). I need to review!! Thanks for all the work you do for us Felix. It’s invaluable and we appreciate it 🙂


  6. on 8 May 2013 at 10:05 Anonymous

    Congrats!!! Thank you so much for your site, I didn’t understand anything when I came here and your blog made a huge difference. My favourite posts were the dzi/tsu pronunciation and the use of -tu for questions.

    In the future could you maybe do a post on how to use and pronounce “plus” to mean “more” and “not anymore”? I am struggling with this one.


  7. on 9 May 2013 at 08:16 Linne

    thanks so much also from germany. mes gratulations!



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