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anglophone
someone who speaks English

M/F
apprentissage
learning

M
colonie
colony

F
colonisation
colonization

F
colonisateur
colonizer

M
ethnie
ethnic group

F
compétence
competence

F
exploitation
exploitation

F
fierté
pride

F
francophone
someone who speaks French

M/F
francophile
someone who loves the French language and culture

M/F
francophonie
areas of the world where French is spoken by a significant part of the population mastery

F
maîtrise
mastery

F
plurilinguisme
use or coexistence of many languages within a single community, country, etc.

M
ressentiment
resentment

M
rappeler quelque chose à quelqu'un
to remind someone of something
anglophone
English-speaking
bilingue
bilingual
colonial(e)
colonial
cultive(e)
cultured, cultivated
francophone
French-speaking
couramment
fluently
quotidiennement
on a daily basis
langue maternelle
native tongue, mother tongue
lingua franca
language of communication used by people who do not have the same native language
analphabétisme
illiteracy

M
autochtone
indigenous person, denizen
colonisé(e)
colonized person
dilemme
dilemma

M
hégémonie
hegemony, influence, dominance

F
lettré(e)
well-read person, intellectual
métropole
the "mother country" (as opposed to its colonies and/or overseas territories)

F
outil
tool

M
peuple
people, nation

(the French people)

M
public
readership

M
se détourner de
to turn away from
mépriser
to despise, have contempt for
s'obstiner à + faire qqch
to stubbornly insist on doing something
se servir de
to use, make use of
valoriser/dévaloriser
to affirm the value of something/to denigrate
affectif (-ive)
emotional
analphabète
illiterate
conscient(e)
aware
curieux (-ieuse)
strange, odd, curious
autochtone
native
métropolitain(e)
metropolitan (referring to France as opposed to its former colonies or overseas territories: le francaise metropolitain, le francaise quebecois)
valorisé(e)/dévalorisé(e)
affirmed/denigrated
crise d'identité
identity crisis

F
ne...que
only
tradition orale
oral/written tradition

F
atout
advantage
asset

M
avenir
future

M
déclin
decline

M
force
strength

F
langue dominante
language most used in the area

F
langue minoritaire
minority language

F
part
portion
share

F
partie
piece

F
référendum
election
referendum

M
souci
worry

M
souveraineté
sovereignty
independence

F
appartenir (à)
to belong (to)
craindre
to fear
dépendre de
to depend on
être favorable à
to favor
approve of
instaurer
to establish
maintenir
to maintain
miner
to undermine
to eat away at
prévoir
predict
démographique
demographic
fier (fiere) (de)
proud (of)
habile
skillful
de plus en plus
(de moins en moins)
more and more (less and less)
langue véhiculaire
linga franca
plus..plus (plus...moins,etc.)
the more..the more (the more...the less)
Plus tu es petit, moins tu es important.
The smaller you are, the less important you are.
rendre quelqu'un/quelque chose + adj
to make someone/something + adj
Ca va redre le francais désuet.
That will make French obsolete.
tuax de (+ nom)

(taux de natalité)
(noun) rate

(birth rate)