FRENCH OR CREOLE LANGUAGE IN AFRICA
Keywords:
Francophone, French, African cultural affirmation, self-identity, cognitive frameworkAbstract
Our research lies in the necessity to delve into theoretical inquiries and depict how the French language operates beyond its central domain, particularly within a defined socio-historical setting in Tropical African nations, utilizing contemporary lexical resources. Examining extralinguistic phenomena and their manifestation in language holds particular significance for contact linguistics and intercultural interaction, spurred by a gap in understanding this area.
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