So that they don't run into each other. The basic rule of the road is determined by custom.
In both cases, the drivers are closest to the centerline on two-way streets. This is primarily designed to keep separation between vehicles traveling in opposite directions and to maximize the driver's line of sight, such as at corners. But it does limit a driver's perception of his nearness to the roadside or curb.
French people drive hubbies cars or other quaint cars that we use in modern life.
Spanish, French, English
Other than French, most French people know English and sometimes German or Spanish. There's also a growing number of people who speak Arabic.
Because you can talk to other people that speak French, including those in areas where English is not the dominant language. Or in Quebec where both English and French may be used interchangeably.
They tried to drive the French out of the Ohio valley your welcome homie
French people typically speak French. There are other minority languages spoken in France like Breton, Occitan, Provençal, Alsatien, etc. Additionally many French people speak English due to international nature of commerce, but the percentage of English speakers in France is much lower than other European (non-English native) countries like Germany.
Spanish people wear uniforms for the same purposes as English, French, German, or other types of people. Spain resembles other European countries in most respects.
Aside from English and French, here is a list of minority languages spoken in Nunavik, along with the estimated number of speakers (2017):Inuktitut (11,000 people)Spanish (80 people)Cree languages (70 people)Other Native American languages (30 people)
well Quebec is mostly bilingual with many people who speak French. other territories do speak partially in French as well as in English. I live in BC and speak both.
The vast majority. The French, like many other Europeans, are forced to learn English in school, so very few at this point would not be able to speak, or at least understand some English.
Lots of people will speak English to you in Paris with no problem. Paris is in France, so French is the local language and just like you would prefer to speak your language where you live instead of a foreign language, the French people would of course have a preference for speaking French, rather than English or any other language.
If you are moving to france it is a good language to learn because even though some people will know english other people will not. and you will also be able to communicate to someone on their language if they do not understand english you could translate it in french.