Is the French language important

Answer 1

Yes. French is an important language in the arts, because of French achievements in architecture, art, dance, literature, and music. It's important in culinary arts, because of French achievements in fine dining and drinks. It's important in diplomacy, because of the historic French involvement with European politics, and with world politics through its far-flung former colonies. It's important in education, because of France's longstanding, old universities. It's important in engineering, because of such French achievements as the Paris subway and the tunnel under the English Channel. It's important in environmental sciences, because of French achievements in gardening and landscaping. It's important in research, especially in history and linguistics, because of such French achievements as the deciphering of the hieroglyphics of ancient, pharaonic Egypt. It's important in science, because of such French achievements as the breakthrough understanding of radiation and radioactivity, and of pasteurization. It's important in sports, because of French achievements in athletics and outdoor activities.

Answer 2

Yes, the French language is important because it is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, an official language in many countries, and a key language for international diplomacy, business, and culture. Learning French can open up opportunities for communication, travel, and career advancement.