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Countries With the Most French Speakers

Name the countries with the most people speaking French as a first or additional language.
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# Speaker
%
Country
63.6 mil
97.1
France
42.5 mil
50.6
D.R. Congo
27.8 mil
62.8
Algeria
12.7 mil
35.1
Morocco
12.2 mil
14.8
Germany
11.5 mil
19.4
Italy
10.9 mil
29.4
Canada
10.9 mil
16.4
United Kingdom
10.0 mil
40.5
Cameroon
8.67 mil
75.4
Belgium
8.25 mil
33.1
Ivory Coast
6.08 mil
52.1
Tunisia
5.73 mil
67.1
Switzerland
5.44 mil
11.7
Spain
5.25 mil
20.0
Madagascar
4.75 mil
24.0
Burkina Faso
4.66 mil
42.0
Haiti
4.21 mil
25.8
Senegal
3.82 mil
33.2
Benin
3.31 mil
25.4
Guinea
music99
+4
Level 53
Jan 7, 2022
Me: Wow....I didn't realize so many African nations spoke French. That's cool.

Me who then remembers how much colonizing of the African continent the French and Portugese did: Oh...

chanjab
+2
Level 80
Jan 7, 2022
The "scramble for Africa" was my first thought too....it's wild to think how multiple African countries finally gained independence from europe in the 1970s, not that long ago at all!
Jiaozira
+3
Level 70
Jan 7, 2022
Not to mention that it is a bridge between the many different ethnic groups in some of these countries and/or the prestige language (like in Morocco). It makes me wonder how important French will become in future as some of these countries continue to grow at incredible speeds.
yeeterboi69
+4
Level 44
Jan 17, 2022
Wasn't just the French and the Portugese, the British and Germans took a lot of land, although Germany lost most of theirs after WW1. Plus, Spain, Italy and some others got a little bit of land too
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