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ASSESSMENT OF EFFECTIVE WAYS OF UTILIZATION OF FRENCH LANGUAGE IN NIGERIAN EMBASSIES

                                                                              ABSTRACT

The study examined the effective ways of utilizing French Language in Nigerian Embassies. As noted in the study, the French language is essential in global diplomacy and international relations, particularly within the embassy, and it serves as a bridge that connects cultures, facilitates communication, and fosters diplomatic relations. Furthermore, the study highlighted that the French language is a mix of different languages, like Gaulish and Latin, with roots in Italy, Spain, Portugal, and Romania. The study noted that French is often used as one of the official languages in international diplomacy as well as within many embassies; furthermore, it mentioned some of the challenges that the French language faces in embassies, including the dominance of English and diverse linguistic backgrounds, among others. The study concluded that the French language's roles and utilization in embassies for language translation are fundamental pillars of diplomatic engagement and international cooperation, and that embassies can optimize the roles and utilization of the French language in language translation, fostering effective communication, enhancing diplomatic relations, and advancing shared objectives in the global arena. One of the recommendations was that embassies should priorities comprehensive language training programmes for embassy personnel, including diplomats, translators, and interpreters.

KEYWORDS: French, Language, French Language, Roles, Utilization, Embassy, and Language Translation

Gloria Wilson Inyang, Ph.D. And Mark H. Collins, Ph.D.
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