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Only in part - the Romans and various Germanic peoples (including the Franks after whom the country is named) also had an input, as well as older populations of Basques in the southwest and Greeks on the Mediterranean coast.
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What are descendants of French-Canadians in Louisiana called?
Cajuns
Descendants of french colonists live in which province today?
All
Which people are gallic?
Gallic was the name given to the French that lived in the ancient city of Gaul or Gauls. They were allies of Sir William Wallace of Scotland when he fought the English that had been occupying Scotland.
Did the French language come from France?
Yes and no. It's the language of the Roman Empire (Latin) slightly modified by the original inhabitants (the Gauls) and considerably modified by later invaders, especially the Franks, who came from Germany.
What kind of language did the people of roman empire speak in France?
The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.The Gauls, which was the coverall name for the people who lived in what is present day France, consisted of many tribes which all had their own languages or dialects of native languages. When Rome took over, Latin became the official language and the Gauls spoke Latin accented with their native pronunciation.
Where did the French come from specifically?
The modern French are the descendants of the Franks and their intermarriage and "French-ification" of the native Gauls. The Franks were from what is today the border where Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands meet (the area near Aachen, Germany and Maastricht, Netherlands). The Gauls were from all over France.
Who are the descendants of the Vandals?
The French were descendants of the Vandals
Who are the three main french ancestral races?
The Gauls, Romans and the Vikings.
Where did the Gauls originate?
The French surname Gaul is first found in Anjou.
What ethnic group are the french people?
France is a diverse country with many different ethnic groups. But those "native" to France are descendants of the Gauls and Franks, hence where the name "French" comes from, as well as other peoples. So it could be said that French people are a mixture of different European groups. However, a lot of French natives consider their ethnicity to be "French"
What descendants make up the majority of the Canadian population?
Canadian population is based upon the French Descendants. Most Canadians speak french.
What country did the French language come from?
France. It's a combination of languages; mostly Latin, influenced by the Germanic language of the Gauls, by the Celtic of the people before the Gauls, and by the Germanic language of the Franks who replaced the Romans.
Why do certain people in Louisiana speak French?
because they are descendants of french Canadians and the french was passed down.
What are descendants of French-Canadians in Louisiana called?
Cajuns
What are descendants of french Canadian's in Louisiana called?
The Cajuns.
What are the descendants of french-canadians in Louisiana called?
They are called Cajuns.
Descendants of french colonists live in which province today?
All
