Quote:
Originally Posted by Qtx
Most of the french speaking people in from Afican countries like the Congo, Algeria, Morroco and places like that. They don't have the usual french look, but you can hear them the other side of the road having a conversation with someone right next to them. Talk way too loud!
|
The traditional French look by the way is someone drinking a small coffee, smoking, reading Voltaire and shrugging in response to any query, just in case anyone didn't know.
---------- Post added at 13:09 ---------- Previous post was at 13:05 ----------
Quote:
Originally Posted by Taf
When you say French you have to include all the Outre Mer countries (a bit like our Commonwealth) who are considered French for all intents and purposes with relation to the EU, including the right to live and work (or search for work) in any EU country (unlike our commonwealth cousins). I'm sure the reverse is not the case though.
 |
It's true for anyone that has British Citizenship. So the Channel Islands and presumably the Falklands count. The Commonwealth doesn't count because their not British.