ISCA: Cabine FrancophoniqueThe ISCABBS forum: Cabine Francophonique(MIG J11904) - Africa was a wide-colonized continent so it depends of "its origins"...- November 26, 2007 Africa was a wide-colonized continent so it depends of "its origins"... You can find traveling throuhg africa... english, spanish, french, italian, portuguese, Dutch...http://rss.iscabbs.com/getpost.cgi?forum=105&post=11904 (Mean Mr Mustard11903) - Right. I'm somewhat comfortable with Portuguese, having travelled in Portugal- November 24, 2007 Right. I&39;m somewhat comfortable with Portuguese, having travelled in Portugal and had a Brazilian girlfriend. I can also get by in English :) I&39;m just curious about the prevalance of French in specific regions, etc. I might also find myself in Morocco, and I know I can use French there--I wish I&39;d parled Francais when I was there the last time!http://rss.iscabbs.com/getpost.cgi?forum=105&post=11903 (MIG J11902) - Well, I'm not an expecialist on africa but...- November 24, 2007 Well, I&39;m not an expecialist on africa but... Mozambique -> They speaks portuguese so... Malawi -> They speak english. Madagascar -> They speak frenchb but english is also official language Kenya -> English appear as official language Tanzania -> Sam as Kenya So...http://rss.iscabbs.com/getpost.cgi?forum=105&post=11902 (Mean Mr Mustard11901) - Sorry for the English: to what degree is French spoken in East Africa.- November 24, 2007 Sorry for the English: to what degree is French spoken in East Africa. Specifically, I&39;m curious about Kenya, Tanzania, Mozambique, Madagascar, Malawi. Also, if anyone feels like offering suggestions, I&39;m studying basic French (and other langs) for the purpose of visiting these places. Thx, MMMhttp://rss.iscabbs.com/getpost.cgi?forum=105&post=11901 (Raubvogel11900) - Exactement.- November 14, 2007 Exactement.http://rss.iscabbs.com/getpost.cgi?forum=105&post=11900 |