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As someone with 9th grade Canadian core French from 25 years ago, this has not been my experience of the French at all. Not in France, nor in Quebec. What are y'all doing to their language??!?
Those kind of maps are based of stereotypes and memes rather than actual surveys. So always take it with a grain of salt.
We Germans love when foreigner speak German even the pronunciation or grammar isn't perfect. To be honest most Germans can't speak perfect German either.
Can confirm. My sister-in-law immigrated to Germany and her German is more proper than that of her native German boyfriend.