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This Incredible Map Shows the Literal Meaning of Every Country's Name What does the name of your country really mean?

Ces anglicismes qu’on ne veut plus entendre «Best-seller», «flop»... Les anglicismes collent à la peau de la langue française. Leurs équivalents existent pourtant. Le Figaro vous propose de les utiliser.

There are 51 million French language learners worldwide

If le subjonctif still remains a mystery to you, you're not alone.

This figure counts learners of French as a second language and numbers them as the second largest group of language learners, after English learners, globally.

The report claims that there is no country in the world where French isn't taught, although the majority of students are in Africa, closely followed by Europe.

Two thirds of all French speakers are in Africa

Not only does the continent contain the most French language learners, but 59% of all French speakers (classed as those who were born into and live their lives in French) live in Africa.

French is more widely used in Africa by young people than older generations and most African parents (or potential parents) hope to pass on the language to their children.


(What percentage of people are learning French?)

There are 10% more French speakers than 4 years ago

There are 30 million more French speakers than there was in 2014 and the numbers are set to keep on growing.

No, these gains aren't expected to come from Brexit weary Brits packing up and moving to France, but from expected improvements in African education systems.

And by the year 2070...

Projections for 2070 are that there will be between 477 and 747 million French speakers around the world, compared to 300 million today.

23 things you don't know about the French language until you live in France In honour of International Francophonie Day on March 20th, here's a look at the 23 things you don't find out about the French language until you're actually living in France.