Algerians primarily speak Arabic as their official language. Additionally, many Algerians speak French as it is often used in business, education, and media. There are also various Berber languages spoken in different regions of Algeria.
Because of its long history as a French colony.
Algeria was a French colony from 1830 to 1962, and French remained the language of administration, education, and culture even after independence. As a result, the French language has had a significant influence on Algerian society, and many Algerians continue to speak French alongside Arabic and Berber languages. Additionally, speaking French can provide access to economic and educational opportunities both within Algeria and internationally.
Algerians
There are different estimations about the numbers of Algerians in France. The French national body of statistics INSEE puts the figure at 1.7 million Algerian nationals. People born before Algerian independence in 1962 are not included, since they weren't at the time any Algerians, but only French citizens. In the number are included only the people holding Algerian citizenship, or dual Algerian-French citizenship. The people of Aglerian descent, holding French citizenship only, aren't included (since they are only French).The largest estimate, by an Algerian-based association, puts the figure at about 4 milion people, but includes all people of Algerian descent, regardless of their date of birth or actual citizenship.
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6-7 nillion people about 20 percent of french population is of algerian origin
Many Algerians who live in cities are Arab, while some of them are Berber
Bilingualism is to master two different languages. It cannot be taught. However, each language must be taught alone (not by mixing them). We can say for example, Algeria is a bilingual society because Algerians speak Arabic and French.
French and Algerians could stop dying in a long and bloody war.
Scotland is a country and cannot speak at all. However many Scottish people are able to speak French.
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