Is djbouti a heterogenous society without a clear unifying language ?Djibouti is majority Somali and it's also a francophone country in case you think I'm coming for West Africans
It’s been 50 years since Britain left. Why are so many African judges still wearing wigs?
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Ethiopia has no official language and was created by Africans not by the Berlin conferenceThe language of the dominant group could become the national language. Like Amharic in Ethiopia
I don't get why folks get about French but have no problem with English and Portuguese and Arabic being official languages for African countries
Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
What does that have to do with Africa
the black ones speak Sranan Tongoc00ninamese speak Dutch
FOH
I shouldn't be laughin this hard at this thread.
Them dudes look ridiculous.
But on a serious note...only been 50 years since England left.
Isn't France still collecting colonial taxes too? Or like they were up until a few years ago?
Them dudes look ridiculous.But on a serious note...only been 50 years since England left.
Isn't France still collecting colonial taxes too? Or like they were up until a few years ago?i have no idea what it sounds likeSounds European
but Somali sounds like Arabic
whats your excuse if Arabs never took you over 
i have no idea what it sounds like
but Somali sounds like Arabic
Religious and trade purposes.
Official language =\= the national language. It doesn't imply subservience.
Plus it was decided by a dictator.
There's also an Arab minority in the country.
