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French, often called the language of love, is growing in popularity. It could become one of the most spoken languages of the future.
French is the sixth most spoken world language and one of the six languages of the United Nations. It is widespread, with around 76 million native speakers and a total of 274 million speakers worldwide. French is an official language in 29 countries, the largest in terms of population being the Democratic Republic of the Congo in Africa, followed by France and then Canada.
French is known by many as the language of love and is one of the romance languages alongside Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Romanian. The romance languages have their roots in Latin but not the traditional Latin that scholars study. They come from vulgar Latin or "common speech." An informal type of Latin spoken in the western provinces of the Roman Empire.
French is a smooth, melodious language with a pronunciation that is pleasing to the ear and very few harsh sounds. The consonants at the end of a word that are not followed by a vowel are silent. There is also an even distribution of vowels and consonants, which makes the words flow better together. Making French perfect for romantic poetry and songs. With a rich history of music, poetry, art, and culture, French is alluring and has a reputation for beautiful flowery lyrics.
A study by Google translate shows that more people translate romantic phrases into French than any other language. When a speaker of another language is looking for a different way to express their feelings for a loved one, they often turn to French.
#1 Enhanced job opportunities
French is an official language in Canada. The government uses both English and French and encourages provinces and territories countrywide to provide services in both languages. There are also obligations for companies to provide services in both languages.
Thus being bilingual will make you a more desirable candidate and give you access to more employment opportunities nationally and internationally. Bilinguals also tend to get paid more as there are fewer candidates available to meet the demand.
#2 Enriched travelling experiences
Learning French will allow you to travel throughout Canada and experience everything the country has to offer. Even if you only know a little conversational French, you will be able to make yourself understood and have an enjoyable experience in any province.
Not only will you be able to explore more of Canada. With French, you will also get the most out of travelling and learning about other French-speaking areas in the world as French is spoken on all five continents. France is the world's top tourist destination with 89.4 million international tourists and offers a vast amount of beautiful art and architecture to explore.
#3 Broader access to higher education
Speaking French gives you access to the top universities in Canada and internationally. Many French universities and business schools rank among the top higher education institutions in the world. Speaking French opens up opportunities to study at these institutions and makes it easier to read briefs, literature and other material only available in French. You may also be eligible for a government grant to enrol in a postgraduate course in France.
#4 Insights into French culture
Language and culture are inextricably linked, and learning French is a cultural journey. French is the language of fashion, cooking, theatre, the arts, dance and architecture. Learning French offers access to famous French writers, including Victor Hugo and Marcel Proust, and poets like Charles Baudelaire and Jacques Prévert. It also allows you to enjoy films and songs in their original version.
French culture arrived in Canada with the first French settlers and is still alive in the Québec City region. The people of Québec City have forged their own identity, and the culture is a combination of this the best of French tradition. They are known for their love of life, colourful accents, and culinary traditions.
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In Saskatoon, the average fee for French tutoring is $28.
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Learning to speak French has a number of benefits. The ability to communicate in another language will open up many doors to you in terms of employment, travel, and culture. Other benefits of learning French include increased mental flexibility and improved cognitive skills.
On Superprof, we have a number of highly excellent French tutors available to offer private tutoring.
A French teacher can help you with many things:
You can discuss with your teacher what you would like to achieve from your private French lessons.
All French private lessons with a competent private teacher offer you the chance to master the French language more quickly.
There are currently 13 tutors are available to teach French lessons in Saskatoon and the suburban areas.
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In Saskatoon and the suburban areas, 13 French teachers are available to offer lessons.