francophone|francophones in English

noun

French-speaking person who speaks French as a native language or by adoptio

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1. For decades, Francophones and Anglophones lived in relative harmony

2. Most of the Francophones live in these two provinces.

3. Activistes féministes: Francophone Women Writers and International Human Rights

4. Carrefour francophone is Greater Sudbury’s cultural and community centre

5. The use of English at work was also fairly widespread among Francophones and allophones.

6. Francophones tend to gravitate to Radio-Canada.ca and Canoe.ca to access the various types of news.

7. Most Cameroonian asylum seekers are Anglophones fleeing oppression by a Francophone government

8. • the use of the francophone media to advertise departmental programs, services and events;

9. Djebar was a Silver Chair professor of Francophone literature at New York University.

10. 3.1 Francophone population will have access to on-line education that meets their need.

11. Bourses pour l’Afrique Francophone (BAF) En 2017 UICC a lancé un programme de Bourses pour le personnel de santé et les autres professionnels travaillant dans le domaine du cancer en Afrique francophone

12. The nearest francophone university campus is that of the Université de Moncton in Edmundston.

13. She became a professor of French and Francophone literature at Columbia University in New York City.

14. Particularly, when, in my experience, “take-out” is rarely used by Anglophones and allophones, but routinely used by francophones

15. The name "French Community" refers to Francophone Belgians, and not to French people residing in Belgium.

16. It is a French public school within sub-district 1 of the Francophone Nord-Est School District.

17. The fabric for these embroidered Boubous is cotton damask, called basin in the francophone West African countries

18. The program also operates in a number of francophone regions outside Quebec to enhance students' first language.

19. The Anglophone problem is often described as the evolution of the Anglophone’s awareness from the feeling of being marginalised, exploited and homogenised politically, economically and socially by the Francophone-dominated state and even the Francophone population in Cameroon.

20. Museum programs/gallery reflect Francophone contributions and some programs are accessible in the French language (Aboriginal Guide).

21. The village, although a francophone community of the Atlantic provinces of Canada, is generally considered part of Acadia.

22. Rue Beldamme was a backstreet of tenement buildings in Paris's eighteenth arrondissement, an area popular with immigrants from francophone Africa

23. Specifically, likely from a dialect in the Swiss/Alpine francophone region where there was once an endemic level of Cretinism.

24. It uses aid to encourage university reforms, specifically helping universities in Francophone Africa restructure their qualifications to meet international standards.

25. Compere General Soleil (Francophone) Paperback – January 1, 1982 by Jacques Stephen Alexis (Author) 4.8 out of 5 stars 15 ratings