Which French is more similar to France: Swiss French or Quebec French?

The French living in Switzerland are not only physically close but also more similar to those living in Canada.

Swiss french, definitely. It's about as close to "french french" as belgian french, I'd say.

Swiss French is very similar apart from the slower accent! The great majority of words are the same apart from the words for 70 and 90. In France they would say 60 +10 and 80 + 10.

Neither of them are.

Neither.

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Depends on the region.

For me as a native French person, I think people who speak Swiss French have a less strong accent than the ones who speak Canadian French...

But for both many words and expressions are not the same than in France.

Swiss accent is better understood in France.

Quebec French is based on the French language spoken in France 2 to 300 years ago.

Quebec rail workers discovered that when they wanted French language rail rules. "Tourney le switch" was not the correct French words. Rail experts from France were needed to translate guides into proper French.

Swiss French, but the French used there and in Belgium dos not use the unusual construction of "four twenties" for "80" (they say "octante") whereas they do in Quebec and New Brunswick.