• ShiroTheSniper@lemmy.world
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        1 year ago

        In Quebec it’s: 60: 60, 70: 60 10, 71: 60 11, 77: 60 10 7, 78: 60 10 8, 79: 60 10 9, 80: 4 20 (hehe), 81: 4 20 1, 90: 4 20 10, 97: 4 20 10 7, 98: 4 20 10 8, 99: 4 20 10 9

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        1 year ago

        I believe in québécois French they use octante instead of huitante

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          1 year ago

          No, we use quatre-vignt dix (4x20+10), just like the French. If anyone is using octante or huitante, it is not common parlance to say the least.

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      Nobody says huitante in Belgium.

      It’s 60, 70, 4*20, 90.

      edit: Downvote all you want. If you say huitante in Belgium, everyone will know you’re not from Belgium.

      Belgians say Soixante, Septante, Quatre-vingt, Nonante. Even in the dutch language part, that’s how they learn french.

      If you say Soixante-dix or Quatre-vingt-dix, everyone will know you’re french and not Belgian. Pretty simple…

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        Interesting, I always thought huitante was common place there, thanks for correcting me