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    Französischsprachige in Europa (Anteil an der Bevölkerung)

    Frankreich – 97,5 %

    Belgien – 75,6 %

    Schweiz – 67,1 %

    Portugal – 25,1 %

    Italien – 19,6 %

    Niederlande – 19,2 %

    Vereinigtes Königreich – 16,5 %

    Deutschland – 14,9 %

    Österreich – 12,9 %

    Irland – 12,7 %

    Rumänien – 12 %

    Spanien – 11,7 %

    Schweden – 8,3 %

    Finnland – 7,9 %

    Dänemark – 7,5 %

    Griechenland – 7,3 %

    Serbien – 3,6 %

    Norwegen – 3 %

    Bulgarien – 2,3 %

    Tschechien – 2,2 %

    Slowakei – 2 %

    Estland – 1,4 %

    Russland – <1 %

    Türkei – <1 %

    Quelle: Eurobarometer, OIF, AES, nationale Volkszählungen

    Von Nijal59

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    1. VonWiking on

      No way 1 in 5 people in the Netherlands can have a conversation in French. Maybe order a baguette or swear at a waiter, but thats about it.

    4. Drunkensailor1985 on

      This has got to be the biggest pile of horse shit I’ve seen on reddit all day

    5. cev2002 on

      16.5% of Britain? Is there a French enclave on the south coast that I’m unaware of?

    6. BeornSC on

      16.5% in the UK? Absolutely not.

      There is obviously a small French expat community, as well as some people from French speaking African countries, but it’s a pretty tiny share of the population. Foreign language knowledge among the general public is nowhere near that level.

    7. Traditional_Soft923 on

      This is not accurate? The majority of Belgium is flemish and the majority of Switzerland speaks German!!!!

    9. jore-hir on

      This includes people who took lessons at school, even if all they can say is „*Je voudrais un croissant, s’il vous plait*“

    10. TH3RM4L33 on

      12% in Romania? How? I haven’t seen a single person that can speak French, and I don’t know why or how would they. The most spoken languages are definitely Romanian, English, Hungarian, Spanish, Italian, German and all the others are far below 1%.

    11. S0nny_B on

      As a Brit no chance 16.5% of the population can speak French. Apart from immigrants hardly anyone can be bothered to learn a second language

    12. MOltho on

      I guarantee you that it’s way less than 15% of Germans who can hold a conversation in French. Most people who took French in school did so for like 3-5 years max, and they’ve probably forgotten most of it.

    13. Roydogg99 on

      Apart from my old French teacher, who was French, I’m not sure I’ve EVER met a Brit that’s fluent in French!

    14. Relay_Slide on

      Not a chance 12.7% of people in Ireland can hold a conversation in French.

    16. Captftm89 on

      16.5% of Brits maaaay be able to conduct a very brief „Hi, my name is Joe Bloggs & I am from London. Please may I have a coffee?“ type conversation, but even that feels like a stretch.

    18. Open-Leadership-5548 on

      This seems like a *very* generous map. No way it’s that high.

    20. azhder on

      Those missing 2.5% is probably other French people not being able to hold a conversation in French with someone from Paris. I heard Paris citizens can be quite dismissive.

    21. MissingGhost on

      I went to Switzerland as a tourist and tried to speak french everywhere. Nobody spoke even a little bit of it. My conclusion was that it was only in select areas. 

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