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What are 20 countries where french is spoken?

Here are 20 countries where French is spoken, along with some details about their status of French:

Official Languages:

1. France: The most populous country where French is spoken.

2. Canada: French is one of two official languages, alongside English.

3. Belgium: French is one of three official languages, alongside Dutch and German.

4. Switzerland: French is one of four official languages, alongside German, Italian, and Romansh.

5. Luxembourg: French is one of three official languages, alongside Luxembourgish and German.

6. Monaco: French is the official language.

7. Haiti: French is the official language, although Creole is more widely spoken.

8. Senegal: French is the official language.

9. Côte d'Ivoire: French is the official language.

10. Cameroon: French is one of two official languages, alongside English.

11. Central African Republic: French is the official language.

12. Chad: French is the official language.

13. Congo, Democratic Republic of the: French is the official language.

14. Congo, Republic of the: French is the official language.

15. Gabon: French is the official language.

16. Madagascar: French is one of two official languages, alongside Malagasy.

17. Mali: French is the official language.

18. Niger: French is the official language.

19. Burkina Faso: French is the official language.

20. Benin: French is the official language.

Other Notable Countries:

* Algeria: French is widely spoken, although Arabic is the official language.

* Morocco: French is a widely used language in education, government, and business, despite Arabic being the official language.

* Tunisia: French is widely spoken, particularly in urban areas.

* Vietnam: French is a legacy language from colonial times, with some influence in education and certain sectors.

This list reflects countries where French has a significant presence. The level of fluency and usage varies across these nations, with many using French as a lingua franca alongside other official languages.

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