So many placed speak French because they were colonized by the French, at times through an act of war with the country, and they took it by force. 28
these are:
Belgium, Benin, Burkina-Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, Canada, Central African Republic,
Chad, Comoros, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, France, Gabon, Guinea, Haiti,
Ivory Coast, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mali, Monaco, Niger, Republic of Congo, Rwanda,
Senegal, Seychelles, Switzerland, Togo, Vanuatu
Because France had many colonies in the 18th and 19th century, and the first thing is when you colonize a country, is to teach your language to the people and children that are living in those countries. So that is why today many countries speak french.
Well, the countries that don't speak French are:IndiaEnglandAntarcticaThailandMalaysiaAmericaAfricaChinaJapanthat is it.Shimke writes:America and Africa are not countries, but continents. There are millions of French speakers on each of them, in countries such as mentioned in answer to the question about where French is spoken. Antarctica is also a continent, but has no native population, so that no language is spoken there except those brought by visitors.
French is spoken in many countries in Africa due to the history of colonization by France. France established colonies in Africa during the 19th and 20th centuries, and after gaining independence, many African countries retained French as an official language due to the continued influence of France in trade, education, and governance. Additionally, French is often used as a language of diplomacy and international communication in Africa.
Because the French colonised many countries in the 1700s through late 1800s. The same can be said of other countries and their languages. English, Spanish and Portuguese are good examples, as the British, Spanish and Portuguese colonised many countries, as did the French.
former colonisation
Because France had many colonies in the 18th and 19th century, and the first thing is when you colonize a country, is to teach your language to the people and children that are living in those countries. So that is why today many countries speak french.
Well, the countries that don't speak French are:IndiaEnglandAntarcticaThailandMalaysiaAmericaAfricaChinaJapanthat is it.Shimke writes:America and Africa are not countries, but continents. There are millions of French speakers on each of them, in countries such as mentioned in answer to the question about where French is spoken. Antarctica is also a continent, but has no native population, so that no language is spoken there except those brought by visitors.
South American countries where Spanish is spoken are those who were colonized by Spain. These countries are: Argentina, Chile, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela. Brazil was colonized by Portugal so they speak Portuguese Suriname was colonized by the Netherlands so they speak Dutch Guyana was colonized by the United Kingdom so they speak English French Guyana was colonized by France, so the speak French :)
many countries speak french but not all put them in numbers.the only one's that do are probly the ones near France and Paris but i know that Canada does. so maby it's the one's that half speak french i only say this because Luxembourg doesn't. i hope that didn't confuse you as much as it coNfused me................
Likely the company sells to countries that speak English or French. For example, products might be sold in US and Canadian markets.
There are many countries in Europe and many different languages, so there are many answers to that question, not any one single answer. So it depends on what country in Europe you are in. In England you would say twelve, whereas in France it would be douze, as they speak French there. In Spain they speak Spanish so it would be doce and in Italy it would be Venti in Italian. There are many other countries and languages.
The country where people speak all three of those language is Switzerland, so the countries surrounding it are Germany, Austria, France, and Italy.
Many countries have cents & many countries speak English; so we can't answer the question.
French is spoken in many countries in Africa due to the history of colonization by France. France established colonies in Africa during the 19th and 20th centuries, and after gaining independence, many African countries retained French as an official language due to the continued influence of France in trade, education, and governance. Additionally, French is often used as a language of diplomacy and international communication in Africa.
Because it does!
American chicks dig the French language and find their speakers hot, and so do many other European countries (prejudices ftw). I don't know how they're viewed by the Oriental cultures though.
Because the French colonised many countries in the 1700s through late 1800s. The same can be said of other countries and their languages. English, Spanish and Portuguese are good examples, as the British, Spanish and Portuguese colonised many countries, as did the French.