Quebecois
- noun
- /kɛbɛkˈwɑ/
- Many Quebecois proudly celebrate their heritage during the annual winter carnival.
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Examples
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The film features a cast of talented Quebecois actors speaking in their native French dialect.
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Do you know any Quebecois who can speak English?
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As a Quebecois, she is deeply passionate about preserving the French language in Canada.
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Many Quebecois celebrate the Festival d'été every summer.
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As a Quebecois, she is deeply passionate about preserving the French language in Canada.
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Many Quebecois proudly celebrate their heritage during the annual winter carnival.
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The film features a cast of talented Quebecois actors speaking in their native French dialect.
Synonyms
A person from the province of Quebec in Canada
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Quebecois comes from the place name Quebec and the French ending -ois, which means 'from' or 'of'. Quebec comes from an old Algonquin word meaning 'where the river narrows', so a Quebecois is simply a person 'from Quebec', often someone who speaks French.