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Published: 2017-03-09 21:39:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 462; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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A little scene with Marianne (Swizerland) and his father, Mr Theo Azury.Father : It seems you go to learn English in class ?
Marianne : Bah, me, I am not fan...
Father : You know, it's important, English ! It's a useful language for your futur mainly if you want to work with me in my chocolate factory !
Marianne : To speak commonly English ?! But the french is not sufficient to be understood in this world ?!
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^^ et une question con , l'anglais c'est pas la langue maternelle de ton pays d'origine ? vu qu'il ya des pays en afrique qui parlent l'anglais
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Nan, c'est le français (et c'est mieux)
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ah d'ac.
moi en tout cas , i'm still "learnding" english! XP
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le "i'm learnding" ca viens de ralph wiggum d'un episode des simpsons
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Sadly, no. XD But French is a pretty well-known language too.
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Yes yes! French makes it possible to be understood in many countries in the world.
France, of course, but also Romandy, Wallonia, Quebec, New Brunswick (these 4 are not countries, I grant you), the two Congos, Cameroon, Ivory Coast, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, Senegal, Benin, etc. It's also the second native language of European Union.
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Yeah. 
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Yet WE are your direct neighbours, only Alps separate us.
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Yup. That makes it even more awkward.
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oh je savait pas qu'il y'en avait autant dans le monde de pays qui parle le francais ^^ oui et le francais est aussi la sixieme langue la plus parlé au monde
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Et j'en ai omis beaucoup ! Beaucoup de pays (notamment en Afrique) ont comme langue officielle le français. Des vestiges de l'époque où la France et la Belgique y avaient établi des colonies. Le plus grand pays francophone du monde est d'ailleurs en Afrique, il s'agit de la République démocratique du Congo, alias Congo-Kinshasa.
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C'est coloré en parlant d'un sujet sérieux ! La dominance de l'anglais à travers le monde, et ceux qui ne jurent que par ça, jusqu'à délaisser le français, qui est pourtant une langue importante en plus d'être une très belle langue comme l'anglais cela dit
L'un de tes meilleurs dessins sans doute ! Qui mène à réfléchir !
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Jusqu'en 1918, le français était la langue internationale.
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Oh je ne savais pas ça ! Merci de me l'avoir appris ^^
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J'adore, je sur-aime !
Et en plus, c'est joli, c'est coloré... Bref, c'est vraiment super.
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So, Marianne's father maintains a chocolate factory, eh? Nice. Think I could apply that to my story?
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J'étais pas fort en anglais, mais je m'améliore petit à petit.
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^_^
how are you,how was your weekend,have a great day my sister
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English is what is called a trade language, or lingua franca, which is used in commercial communication or in linguistically diverse places. I see where you're coming from, though. You learn English as part of your regular curriculum, but in American schools, foreign languages are elective classes and aren't required.
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The first part is accurate to my knowledge, but the second varies from state to state. Speaking from experience: Florida, for example, requires at least 2 years of learning a foreign language, usually Spanish and/or French before you can graduate high school, due to the high concentration of people that either came from or live in the islands in the Carribian. After those two years, you're not obligated to take any more unless you want to.
Unfortunately, I'm not aware of any of the other state's laws on this.
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I'm from Illinois, and the high school in my town only has Spanish and German classes, and as far as I know, the state could care less whether you learned a foreign language or not.
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Then I guess the foreign language classes fall under State Law rather than Federal Law.
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English is spoken in a wider area of the world, even if it's hard to learn for others.
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For a few of people, English is very hard to speak
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Yes I love crossiants! They're so delicious!!
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And camembert ? And frog's legs ?
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I like frogs legs too but idk what Camembert is
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You never tasted Camembert, is that it?
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No I just searched it up. I like cheese, maybe I'll try some!
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France is THE country of cheese. If you like cheese, you'll find your happiness there.
Among the French cheeses I could mention camembert of course, but also roquefort, morbier, comté, époisses de Bourgogne, tomme des pyrénées, brie, and so many others whose enumeration would be long and tedious.
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Oh I like Brie! Maybe i will visit someday!
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It would be nice. 
4.bp.blogspot.com/-j5n79Aya4p0…
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It's always an pleasure.
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In this case, you've to say "J'aime les croissants !"
"Je suis croissant" means "I am croissant" ^^
And... I love them as well! Even though I prefer "pain au chocolat"
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