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What is togo's relationship to France?
togo was colonised by the french
What do Togo and Benin have in common?
Togo and Benin are both in West Africa. They both speak French and use the West African franc.
How did togo gain their independence?
On October 13 (1958 I think) The French government announced that full independence would be granted. On April 27, in a smooth transition, the constituituional ties with French were severed and Togo was a free country
What is the nickname of Togo?
The Sparrow Hawks (Les Eperviers in the native French)
What is Togo's UN membership date?
Togo became a member of the United Nations on September 20, 1960. It joined shortly after gaining independence from French colonial rule earlier that year. Togo is a member state of the UN and participates in various international organizations and initiatives.
Why does Togo speak french?
Togo speaks French because it was a French colony from 1918 to 1960
What is togo's relationship to France?
togo was colonised by the french
What is Togo name in french?
It's the same - Togo
How do I say why did you not follow your mum to Togo in French?
Pourquoi est-ce que tu n'as pas suivi ta mère au Togo ?
How do you call Republic of Togo in French?
Republique du Togo.
Why do you speak French in Togo?
People in Togo speak French because it was a French colony during the 19th century, and France, like most colonial powers, impressed its language over the existing languages of Togo.
Why do togo people speak french?
People in Togo speak French because France colonized it, along with much more of West Africa.
How many people speak french in Togo?
About 30% of the population in Togo speaks French, mainly as a second language alongside indigenous languages. French is the official language in Togo and is commonly used in education, administration, and business.
How do you say Togo in Azerbaijani?
Toqo
When did Togo become an independent?
From the French on April 27, 1960 ?
Why is togo a french speaking country?
Togo was colonized first by the Portuguese in the 15th century; however, the French took control of a wide swath of coastal West Africa in the mid-1800's, and eventually expanded inward. This area included the areas now known as Benin, Côte d'Ivoire, Sénégal, and Togo, among others. Although briefly under German rule in the period of 1905-1914, the territory was split up and returned to French and British rule as a result of World War One. (Note: French Togo became a French autonomous republic following WWII.)
What do Togo and Benin have in common?
Togo and Benin are both in West Africa. They both speak French and use the West African franc.
