Wednesday, July 30, 1980 is the date that French became an official language of Vanuatu. The date in question references the Constitution and the independence of the Pacific Island Republic east of Australia, New Caledonia, New Guinea and the Solomon Islands. French shares official status with Bislama and English and principal educational purposes with English.
Vanuatu became a member of the Francophonie in 01/12/1979.
French has been official since Belgian colonial times in the 1880s.
because they are a big influence in there culture they ruled cambodia for whileFrench became the official language of Cambodia during French colonization period. Since Cambodian independence, French has become less popular and English has become the predominant foreign language.
The United States has no official language. English (96%), Spanish, French, German, Italian, and Japanese are the most common languages spoken in the United States. Because the founders of the country spoke mostly English, it became the de factonational language. To speculate if French could have become the official language, is a stretch, even though there were many French explorers in land to eventually become the United States. If there was any possibility of French becoming a national language, the prospect dissolved after France agreed to the Louisiana Purchase (about 23% of the land mass of the mainland United States.
It became an official language in 1948, when the government of Israel voted on it.
the "Serment de Strasbourg" (Oath of Strasbourg) was written in 743. It is considered if not the first document ever written in French, at least as the landmark of French usage. == ==
Because the language of the Normans was French.
Irish became an official EU language on Jan 1st 2007
The United States does not have an official language. Therefore, English was never the official language of the United States.
in 1665
it was used lots
Nunavut did not "become" French.French and English are Canada's official languages.According to Nunavut's Official Languages Act, the the Inuit (Inuktitut and Inuinnaqtun), English and French languages are the official languages within Nunavut.
Languages can become official through various means. In some cases, a language is designated as official by a government or legislative body through a formal declaration or legislation. In other cases, a language may already be widely spoken and used in government, education, and official settings, leading to its recognition as an official language. The process of designating a language as official can vary depending on the country or region.