Chad became an independent nation in August of 1960. The French held the area as a colony for about 200 years.
The national motto of Chad is in French because of who colonized the country. When translated into English, their motto states "Unity, Work, Progress."
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because it is full of people who can't be arsed to work
Belgium, Northern Switzerland, Part of Canada, and many countries in Africa: Chad, Benin, Niger, etc.
Approximately 13% of the population in Chad speak French as either a first or second language.
haiti, chad, Canada
The two official languages of Chad are French and Arabic. So you could say 'Bonjour' or 'As-salaam aleikum'. There are many other indigenous languages in Chad, such as Sara, but most people would understand the above.
I don't know all the countries in Africa that speak French sorry, but i know 2. Those 2 are: Chad and Cote d' Ivoire (Ivory Coast).
Some countries with French as their national language include France, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, and several countries in Africa such as Senegal, Ivory Coast, and Madagascar.
Haiti Madagascar Senegal Cameroon Benin Chad Comoros Niger Rwanda Togo Republic of Congo Djibouti Mali Guinea
No, Chad is not a French-speaking country. The official languages of Chad are Arabic and French, with French being the language of administration and education.
France, Switzerland, Monaco, Senegal, Niger, Chad, Burkina Faso, etc.
Chad speaks french
Lake Chad is in Africa.
Most people in Chad speak a dialect of Chadian Arabic. The phrase for hello is pronounced "lale" and is an informal friendly greeting.
Answer 1Since about 55% of the people of Chad are Muslim, it is safe to say that is the percentage that speak Arabic. But linguists have noted that the Arabic spoken in Chad is slightly different in pronunciation and slang from the Arabic spoken in some other Arab countries.Answer 2It is incorrect to claim that because a Chadian is a Muslim that he would speak Arabic. Arabs only count for 12% of the Chadian population and even fewer than that speak Chadian Arabic as a native language (7.5%). There are over 100 languages spoken in Chad and there is incredible linguistic diversity in both the Muslim and Non-Muslim populations. However, since Chadian Arabic is a lingua franca across the country, many Chadians can speak a few words of it in order to get their point across.