Because he's not a native English speaker, but he wants to participate in the community nonetheless. I have no problem with it.

^As long as someone can translate, I don't see the problem either.

J'aime le fromage? Ou est la toilette? J'ai perdu mon chien?

If online is free in Canada I have already decided to pick this up. My friend is really hounding me to pre-order, he's a major MonsterHunter fan and says I won't regret it. But if I had to pay for online then I wasn't going to buy it, I already pay for Live I couldn't afford to pay for another online service. I wouldn't mind paying 59.99$ instead of 49.99$ for a game that has online for free!

The only thing I got from that is something about cheese.

A toilet is also involved!

I like the cheese, where is the toilet , I lost my dog,

I think I'm right, haven't spoken or read french in 8 years

I'm in no position to criticize. French and Romanian are the two romance languages that read like total gibberish to me.

My daughter is taking French in school, but I don't understand anything other than merci, bon jour, au revior and si vou ple.

They would certainly sell more copies with free online, this news is not new btw:
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/newsArt.cfm?artid=20103

Meat :
In another interview at TGS 2009, Chris Kramer, Senior Director of Communications and Community for Capcom USA indicated that although the Japanese version of the game requires a monthly fee to play online, Capcom isn't sure that such a system would work in the US. He explained, "It's something that we're looking into at the moment and there are a few factors to consider. Firstly, Monster Hunter isn't as popular in the West, so it might put people off. Secondly, Japan doesn't have Friend Codes, so Capcom runs all the servers and the monthly fee is essentially to pay for those costs."