In the words of La Presse's Alain Brunet [Google translation]: "What we're losing with Llhasa's departure, is a vital window on what we love so much in today's Montreal. Strong foundations in the French community, a strong bond with the English one and a Hispanic asset perfectly illustrate the cosmopolitanism et multilingualism that Montreal won't ever be able to do without."
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- Michel Bolduc
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- A middle class family man who tackled his second language with his will and his wits. "Studying in your second language is the amazing opportunity to take a step back, observe two cultures and realize why you appreciate them both."
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Your blog keeps getting better and better! Your older articles are not as good as newer ones you have a lot more creativity and originality now keep it up!
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