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French is the second international language. It's use first to communicate with people. Knowing french will increase your social network. It will also help in your career, you will able to work in many countries and even increase your employability in your county, lastly it will give you value and pr...
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For employment reason, for hobby, for immigration to francophone countries, for school purpose etc.
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French is one of the very few languages spoken all over the world. It is ranked the sixth most widely spoken language after Mandarin Chinese (over a billion speakers), English, Hindi, Spanish and Arabic. French is one of the working languages of the United Nations. French is one of the three procedural...
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French is one of the very few languages spoken all over the world. It is ranked the sixth most widely spoken language after Mandarin Chinese (over a billion speakers), English, Hindi, Spanish and Arabic. French is one of the working languages of the United Nations. French is one of the three procedural languages of the European Union, and the sole language used for the deliberations of the Court of Justice of the European Union. So if you are interested in travelling across the world and improve your employability across the world, you stand a better chance if you are fluent in French. read less
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