some parts of Canada
Some Arabs may speak French, as it is one of the official languages in many Arab countries due to historical colonization. However, not all Arabs speak French, as Arabic is the primary language in most Arab countries.
Algeria was colonized by the French some time in the 1800's.
Yes as a matter of fact, Since some parts of Canada speak primarily French, some cigarette and smokeless tobacco labels are in French.
La Suisse (Switzerland), La Belgique (Belgium), Le Canada (Canada), Le Haïti (Haiti), Monaco, La France (France), L'Algerie (Algeria), Le Maroc (Morocco), Le Congo Belge (Congo Belga) , Le Liban (Lebanon)...France, parts of Canada (like Quebec), parts of America (like New Orleans, some parts of New England), a lot of countries in Africa (like Chad, Senegal, Algeria, and Madagascar), some of Luxembourg, some of Italy. There's a lot more also!I only know 5 countries who speak French as an official language and they are as follows:-BeninMadagascarGabonLuxembourgSome of the province in Canada, for ex. Quebec and of course French
France, South of Belgium (40% of the population speak french as a 1st language), West of Switzerland (20% speak French as a 1st language), Québec, New Brunswick (a Canadian province east of Quebec where 1/3 of the population is native French speaker). Almost everybody in the French oversea territories speak French at home (Guadeloupe, Martinique, French Guiana, Réunion, New Caledonia, etc). In Africa, French is the fastest-growing language. About half of the population in Abidjan (Cote d'Ivoire) speak French at home.
Only 11 countries who took part in the olympic games could speak french. I was going to ask, which countries who took part could speak french? Because of a project.
Some people in many parts of England speak French, because of France's proximity to the UK, people having French relatives, or being immigrants from Francophonie. There is no part of England where French is the commonly spoken language.
Some countries besides France that speak French are: Lebanon, Laos, Cambodia, French Guyana, Switzerland, Algeria, Morocco, Syria, and Canada.
Yes, they took it from Spain and France (and they took it from the Aboriginals ). That is why some Canadians in some parts of Canada speak French as their first language and some parts of Canada have Spanish names.
Some African countries that speak French include Senegal, Ivory Coast, Democratic Republic of Congo, and Cameroon. French is often used as either an official language or as a primary language of education and government in these countries.
In the Alps, people speak different languages based on the country they are in. Common languages spoken include German in Austria and parts of Switzerland, French in parts of Switzerland and France, Italian in parts of Italy, and Romansh in some areas of Switzerland.