O Canada FRENCH VERSION

[almk37]

des sous-titres svp ?

[benjdu41]

this guy is not able to speak French.

[sonaropgg]

you must say that to my roomie IN THE MILITARY room he cant even respect french canadian

he is ... nothing but a redneck and yeah both language are the best im proud to be canadian

[pledoux]

Where is this guy is from? He has a very strange and uncommon accent.

[Crazyforever000]

Cute:)

[TheMeneca]

I will puke. Who told you that you can sing. Unlucky ass

[YouCallMeSir]

WHEN ARE CANADIAN ASSHOLES GOING TO STOP THE SENSELESS SEAL SLAUGHTER?? WHY DO CANADIANS GET OFF ON KILLING DEFENSELESS SEAL PUPS? Perhaps canadians need their heads clubbed. I am sure there are many volunteers throughout the world, no doubt!

[richardsonl91]

@YouCallMeSir We're in a tough spot, the Aboriginals still have majority rule in the Northern Territorys where most of the seal hunting happens, and until the Territorys become provinces this will be an ongoing issue.

[maxrocks1]

Please, remove your head from your ass. One country, one flag, two EQUALLY official languages.

[Maewynn2011]

@maxrocks1 Nope, english is way more important and pertenant. 

[slind78]

unveilingcanada.blogspot

And if you knew your history damn British loyalist, you would be aware of this:

""O Canada" is the national anthem of Canada. The song was originally commissioned by the Lieutenant Governor of Quebec, the Honourable Théodore Robitaille, for the 1880 St. Jean-Baptiste Day ceremony. Calixa Lavallée wrote the music, which was a setting of a patriotic poem composed by the poet and judge Sir Adolphe-Basile Routhier. The text was originally only in French.

[LeiN514]

et nous ont chantait O canada depuis 1880 quand eux chantais Good Save the Queen until 1967 ... amazing they think they are Canadien when they are nothing less then a translation Canadian... sorry but Genuine Canadien speak French ...

Oh by the way Maple Leaf we use a green one since 1830 .. because us we know... a red Maple leaf ..it's a dead one

[knndgg]

Pourquoi? No french translation? Do you forget that Quebec is part of Canada? Same goes with french speaking Nouveau(New) Brunswick.