Grammar Guides/Core Anki Decks for French Canadian?

[native harbor]

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Grammar Guides/Core Anki Decks for French Canadian?

[patent lotus]

@meager iron I think Kwiziq is a decent website for grammar

I wouldn’t recommend placing grammar at the center of your language learning, though. Devoting just 15 minutes per week is sufficient to stay familiar with the fundamentals. Making grammar a central focus will likely drain the joy from the process and turns learning into an exercise in memorizing exceptions rather than acquiring communication skills. This is particularly true in French, where irregularities abound and frequently defy logical patterns. I believe that prioritizing assimilation, context, and active use will yield more intuitive and lasting progress

[stuck solar]

Generally speaking, most vocab will be the same in Quebec. The exceptions to this you'll likely acquire naturally through speaking to people or consuming media, and we often will point out when something varies here in the server. The accent is more important to adjust to early on, but even then the fundamentals stay pretty much the same.