Europe:
* France: The primary language.
* Belgium: One of the official languages.
* Switzerland: One of the official languages.
* Luxembourg: One of the official languages.
* Monaco: The official language.
* Andorra: One of the official languages.
* Italy: Spoken in the Aosta Valley.
* Spain: Spoken in parts of Catalonia.
Africa:
* Many countries in North and West Africa: Often a legacy of French colonization.
* Central African Republic: The official language.
* Djibouti: The official language.
* Madagascar: One of the official languages.
North America:
* Canada: One of the official languages (mainly in Quebec).
* United States: Spoken in some areas (e.g., Louisiana).
South America:
* French Guiana: An overseas department of France, French is the official language.
* Suriname: One of the official languages (though English is more widely spoken).
Asia:
* Vietnam: Spoken by a small percentage of the population (legacy of French colonization).
* Lebanon: Spoken by a significant percentage of the population (legacy of French influence).
Oceania:
* New Caledonia: One of the official languages (a French overseas territory).
* Vanuatu: One of the official languages (French influence due to colonization).
It's important to note that while French is spoken on all continents, its prominence varies greatly depending on the region.