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∙ 12y agoIn 2009, French was the first 'foreign' language for the Lebanese. It was spoken and understood by 45% of the Lebanese population, ahead of English (30%).
French is less developed among the elderly and most spoken amongst the better-off, and in education (65% of students attend French classes).
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∙ 14y agoThe total population of Lebanese people in the world is estimated at 18 million. Of these, 15 million are living outside of Lebanon, and less than 4 million reside in Lebanon itself.
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Are there indigenous people in Lebanon?
there are many indigenous people in Lebanon
How many people speak languages in Lebanon?
Almost all of Lebanon's population is capable of speaking at least one language.
Who are Famous people from Lebanon?
Dear Reader,There are many famous people in Lebanon such as:Joseph Roland BarberaElie SaabZakaria ChibabGibran Khalil GibranMichael Ellis DeBakeyRony Seikaly
How many people from Lebanon compete in the Olympics2012?
Lebanon will compete in seven individual events and will be represented by ten athletes, of which seven are female athletes
Who is the Minister of Displaced People for Lebanon?
Alice Shabtini is the Minister of Displaced People for Lebanon.
How many people die in car accidents in Lebanon every day?
60
Are Lebanon people of African decent?
No, Lebanese people are of Levantine decent, more like the Arabs than Africans. Because of its location there are many national origin present and mixed in the population of Lebanon.
Who lives in Lebanon?
If you mean Lebanon (the country), Lebanese people live there :)
What are the sports that the people play in Lebanon?
There are many, but here are a few: basketball, rugby, volleyball.
Why does Lebanon have such a huge population?
Lebanon has a tiny population, about 4 million people.
What nationality are the people of lebanon?
Lebanese
How many lebanese people in the United States?
Most likely there are over 2 million lebanese people outside Lebanon in the U.S.
