Regional varieties
A country tag is a collection label, not a claim that everyone there speaks alike. Keep separate notes for different speakers. Compare original audio and its context before drawing conclusions about a regional variety.
Regional varieties · French
For French, keep spelling and your sound note in separate fields. Listen to a full short phrase rather than inferring its sound from the written word. Choose France or Canada when that regional context matters, and keep the collections separate.
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At midday, Québec commonly uses “dîner”; France generally uses “déjeuner”. Check context when making a meal card.
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