What are the signs that the French language is gradually becoming extinct?

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While French is not currently considered to be on the verge of extinction, signs of a gradual decline include: the increasing dominance of English in global communication, particularly in science, technology, and commerce, leading to a higher adoption of English vocabulary in French
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The French language shows signs of decline through reduced use in global diplomacy, fewer native speakers outside Africa, declining influence in science and technology, and the growing dominance of English and Spanish in education, media, and international business.
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