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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
The Canadians (mostly east) have their own languages and ethnicity. They have a wide history and the governments of these nations are expected to use these languages. | The Canadians (mostly east) have their own languages and ethnicity. They have a wide history and the governments of these nations are expected to use these languages. This contains; [[Avalonese]], [[Quebecese]], [[Scotianese]], [[Acadian]]. | ||
Chart of Languages (12/23/2019) | # Chart of Languages (12/23/2019) | ||
# Chart of Ethnic Groups (12/23/2019) | |||
[[File:Languages3.png|thumb|294x294px]] | [[File:Languages3.png|thumb|294x294px]] | ||
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[[Category:Languages]] | [[Category:Languages]] | ||
[[Category:Groups]] | [[Category:Groups]] | ||
[[Category:Ethnicity]] | [[Category:Ethnicity]] | ||
Revision as of 12:55, 23 December 2019
Overview
The Canadians (mostly east) have their own languages and ethnicity. They have a wide history and the governments of these nations are expected to use these languages. This contains; Avalonese, Quebecese, Scotianese, Acadian.
- Chart of Languages (12/23/2019)
- Chart of Ethnic Groups (12/23/2019)
