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Across Africa, French serves as a common language of communication in countries with diverse ethnic groups and languages. For example, in countries like Côte d’Ivoire (Ivory Coast), Senegal, and Mali, French facilitates inter-ethnic communication, as many citizens speak different native languages. In some cases, French is the language of instruction in schools, even when it’s not the mother tongue of the students. While French is dominant in official contexts, many people in Francophone Africa also use indigenous languages at home and in informal settings. In countries like Morocco, Tunisia, and Algeria, French is commonly spoken alongside Arabic, and it plays a key role in business and cultural exchange.
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