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• About 30% of English words come from French (like restaurant, déjà vu, entrepreneur)
• Every French noun has a gender - objects are either "male" (le) or "female" (la)
• French was England's official language for 300 years after 1066

As a French Language Tutor, let me tell you, learning French totally worth it, and not overrated or some kind of hype.
Think about it, Learning French can help you sail through all those 20 countries and not just France or Canada. It is like having a magic key that can help you open the doors across five continents. Very cool, right ? But that is not all there are lots of job opportunities in India and abroad in French.

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As a French language tutor these are the pros and cons that I can think of, But remember the Pros of learning this language overweights the cons of it.

Pros-
1. French is uses in 29 countries.
2. MNC job opportunities with 6 to 18 LPA.
3. Access French movies, philosophy, books, and food better.
4. Brain become super smart at solving problems.

Tricky part-
Tough pronunciation, especially for beginners.
Grammar rules that take time to learn.
Every noun in French has a Gender-masculine or feminine, hard to remember at first.

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French started when the Romans brought their language (Latin) to France about 2000 years ago. The local people mixed Latin with their own words, and slowly this mix became French.
The first French writing appeared around 842 AD. In 1539, the king made French the official language of France. This is clear that everyone has to use French and not Latin for important papers.
Today, French language to spoken by around 300 million people globally for various purposes like travel, work and learning about different cultures.
Evolution of French language gives us a fair idea as to how a language grow over time as various people speak them.

French is the first or second language in more than 40 countries and is spoken by 125 million people around the world, on every continent.

Because French is a foreign language of choice for so many people in the world, knowing French will also increase your chances of communicating in a non-English speaking country.

After the approval of the so-called Autumn Decrees (of 1794), the langue d'oïl was adopted as the only language of the State and it was granted the political (and not linguistic) title of Langue française (French language), a symbol of the unity and indivisibility of the French Republic.

FRENCH – MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOKEN LANGUAGEWith its unpronounceable “r”, its nasal vowel sounds “en”, “in”, “un” and melodious intonation, it sounds extremely musical to the non-native ear. And let's not forget the strong cultural context which lends French the status of the most beautiful spoken language in the world.

Ah, this is such an interesting question, and I love when language lovers get curious about connections between languages!

Flemish (a variety of Dutch spoken in Belgium) and French are quite different from each other, but they do share some historical and cultural ties. French is a Romance language, which means it evolved from Latin—just like Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese. Flemish, on the other hand, belongs to the Germanic language family, making it closer to Dutch, German, and English.

However, because both languages have coexisted in Belgium for centuries, there are some influences between them. You might find a few borrowed words, and in certain regions, Flemish speakers understand basic French due to exposure. But if you're fluent in one, it won’t automatically help you understand the other!

Now, if you're thinking about learning French, let me tell you—it's an absolutely beautiful and rewarding language. It opens doors to culture, travel, career opportunities, and even deeper connections with people around the world. If you're ready to start, I’d love to guide you on this journey! 😊

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