Observed arrival · 2026-10-24
Speak Chantier’s six-minute jobsite rehearsal
A French-language voice simulator helps construction workers practise English for Canadian job sites, with a free bilingual glossary.
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- French construction workers heading to English-speaking Canada
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- The free glossary lists 458 terms and flags differences such as Canadian “deficiency list” versus American “punch list.”
Field notes
The available meeting scene gives the learner four concrete objectives, including proposing a fallback location and asking for a change order. Its glossary distinguishes Canadian usage from both French construction vocabulary and some American terms, and explains local conventions such as level 1 meaning the ground floor. The page describes two further scenes as in preparation; they are not presented as available.
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