Note: This reflection was written in my junior fall, before my study abroad experience in Spain, and reflects my curiosities and thinking about multilingual countries. The other posts in my “Language and Community” category, as well as my Pechakucha presentation, chart how these understandings continue to develop!
An example of typical French-first bilingual signage in a museum.Poutine, a classic Quebecois dish that has expanded to larger Canadian cuisine, from the majority Francophone restaurant I visited!Colorful houses on Montreal’s iconic Carré Saint-Louis.
