Is there only one official language in every country in the world?

No, there are many countries because they are multi-ethnic countries. He is also a multilingual country, so many countries will set up multiple official languages. For example, Canada is a country whose official languages are English and French. Because there are a large number of British immigrants and French immigrants in his country, many languages coexist.

As we all know, English is spoken in most parts of Canada. But there is a province in eastern Canada called Quebec. There are many descendants of French immigrants there. And they insist on speaking French, and even they will be proud and proud that they are French descendants. This is very rare in other countries. Canada also respects their use of English and French as official languages.

This is mainly because western colonists opened up the American continent at that time. Later, due to the ebb of colonialism. Once the descendants of those French colonists slowly took root here, and French was their mother tongue. We usually talk in French in our daily life, and even teach in French. Moreover, relevant laws have been promulgated, constantly challenging the bottom line of the Canadian federal government. But then because of Quebec protests. Therefore, the Canadian government agreed to use French as its mother tongue in Quebec. And encourage new immigrants to learn French and spend a lot of money to support French.

However, it is worth noting that the French pronunciation of Quebec people is different from that of French people. The most obvious difference between Quebec French and native French lies in pronunciation and intonation. French-speaking foreigners are not used to the French spoken by the locals when they first arrive in Quebec, especially the intonation. The main characteristics of this kind of pronunciation and intonation are: disyllabic tendency, stress shift, impure tone and rhythm.