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CultureRe: French Language Learners.........get IN HERE! by ebchuks(m): 6:24pm On Apr 29, 2024
Bonjour à tous, je parle très couramment français et j'ai l'apprendé dans une ané (moi-même). J'habite à Warri, l'état de Delta et je serai très heureuse si quelqu'un veux apprendre la langue de moi, je suis toujours disponsible.
P.S, j'ai treize ans.
CultureRe: French Language Learners.........get IN HERE! by ebchuks(m): 6:23pm On Apr 29, 2024
Bonjour à tout, je parle très couramment français et j'ai l'apprendé dans une ané (moi-même). J'habite à Warri, l'état de Delta et je serai très heureuse si quelqu'un veux apprendre la langue de moi, je suis toujours disponsible.
P.S, j'ai treize ans.
CultureRe: Russian Language Level 1 Course Part 6 | Online Tutorial For Beginners by ebchuks(m): 6:13pm On Apr 29, 2024
Nice, continue
EducationRe: French Status In Nigeria by ebchuks(op): 6:33pm On Apr 26, 2024
General Sani Abacha pronounced French as the second official language of Nigeria in 1996. Unfortunately, this policy has remained on paper ever since as it was never implemented. Although, French is a compulsory course in secondary schools nationwide.
CultureRe: Francophones Speak Good French But Nigerians Barely Speak English by ebchuks(m): 3:16pm On Apr 26, 2024
pleep:
Seriously.

"comment tu t'appelles" doesnt even mean "what is your name" its means "what are you called." So infact the African way of saying it is a better English translation
Exactly
EducationRe: French Status In Nigeria by ebchuks(op): 4:35pm On Apr 25, 2024
French studies provide transferable skills and diverse career opportunities in education, translation, international relations and beyond.
EducationFrench Status In Nigeria by ebchuks(op):
French is the second official language of Nigeria. What will it be like if French is taken more seriously and implemented in Nigeria?
Please, drop your thoughts on this

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