Why is French the most rigorous language in the world?

Because of its rigorous usage, French is used internationally to write such rigorous and important documents as legal provisions. The United Nations has adopted English as its first language and French as its first language.

As one of the six working languages of the United Nations, French is widely used in the international community and diplomatic activities. As a language second only to English, it is not only the official language of France, but also the official language or common language of more than 40 countries and regions all over five continents. The number of French speakers is estimated to be around1.200 million.

Although there are not many French speakers in the world, French-speaking countries are widely distributed. If English is the largest language in terms of global language distribution, then French deserves to be the second largest language.

French is the official language of the United Nations (UN) and its affiliated international organizations, the European Union (EU) and its affiliated institutions, the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the International Organization of la Francophonie (FIO), the World Trade Organization (WTO), the International Red Cross (IRC), NATO, FIFA and other international organizations.

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I. Relevant history

In the 4th century AD, the Roman Empire ruled France, and Latin became popular in France. By the 5th century, Latin had widely replaced Celtic, which was originally used in France. In Gaul, with the increase of Roman immigrants, the common Latin used by Gauls merged into popular Latin, and the written Latin used as a scholar of high society began to decline.

In the 5th century AD, the early Latin-speaking residents of Gaul began to merge with the Germanic-speaking Franks who entered Gaul with the great national migration. French began to lose unstressed syllables.

In the 6th-7th century, popular languages became Unlanguage Composite. In the 8th century, the establishment of Charlemagne Empire began to standardize French. In the 9th century, Latin and Germanic finally merged into Romance.

French became the only official language in France since the Capé dynasty in 939. The predecessor of modern French is Gaul Romance, which evolved from vulgar Latin.

20 18 On March 20th, French President Macron announced in Paris that France will strengthen the global promotion of French, and plans to make French the third largest language in the world by 2050.

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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) was established in 1894, and its headquarters was originally located in Paris, France, and moved to Lausanne, Switzerland in 19 15. The International Olympic Committee is the highest authority of the Olympic Movement and leads the Olympic Movement according to the Olympic Charter.

It is an international, non-governmental, non-profit organization, with IOC plenary session, executive committee, secretariat and special committees. 198 1 year, the international Olympic Committee was recognized by the Swiss federal parliament as an international institution with unlimited legal personality. The official languages of the International Olympic Committee are French and English.

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