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okay my grand parents are from canada but the french speaking part so do i say im french or canadian my dad just says his french but i just say im canadian because so what if they speak french its canada you know so does anyone want to clerify this for me lol

Well you could always do what they do and call yourself French-Canadian.

ahah welll it gets confusing like im 20 % french and then 20% french candian and they people always goo "whats the differense so does that mean your 40% french aahaha"

I guess you just consider yourself lucky that you aren't like some people who have to say that they are, French, Italian, German, Cherokee, African/Americans.

ahah omgosh ahah yea i gues i am lol im italian candian, french and indian

and ahah i hesitated when i wrote candian cause i was like what do i put ahahhaah

I am Afracain/Candien my mom is Canadien and my dad is Afracain

Ahhh. For me, I always refer to myself as Canadian. Born in Canada, hence Canadian. My parents were British and Irish, which makes me of British/Irish descent, but my designation is still Canadian

if you're only concern is what to call yourself is that your family is from Quebec then you should call yourself canadian, even if you're from the french part of canada you're still canadian. are you a citizen of just canada, or france and canada. im a citizen of canada but im also a citizen of new zealand, but i've always just called myself canadian.

LOL, I'm... like... Scottish, Norweigan, German, Irish, uhhhhh I forget all the rest... *typical American, LOL*... I have alot of Canadian relatives.

I've always considered people from French-Speaking parts of Canada to be "French-Canadian"...

You aren't truly "French" as you don't live in France... and yes, you are Canadian, but from a French speaking province.

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