Can u tell me wat cuntriez spik the typ of Inglish U spik?

Okay, no fair to pick on a beginner. France, Canada, some countries in Africa and some islands that used to be French colonies. Haiti for example ( not a good place to travel due to political unrest ) speaks Hatian Creole which is pidjin French.

French is an official language of the following countries:- Belgium Benin Burkina Burundi Cameroon Canada Central African Republic Chad Comoros Congo Democratic Republic of Congo Cote d'Ivoire Djibouti France Gabon Guinea Haiti Luxembourg Madagascar Mali Monaco Niger Rwanda Senegal Seychelles Switzerland Togo Vanuatu Vietnam

My 15 yr old speaks French. He tells me it is the # 3 spoken language on Earth, just behind Mandarin Chinese and UUhhh... Spanish?

in: France, Canada, Switzerland, Belgium, Luxembourg, Monaco, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea, Guinea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Niger, Senegal, Haiti, Lebanon, Martinique, Vietnam, Central Africa, Chad, Madagascar, Cameroon, Gabon, and other countries. And a few others I missed I am sure.

As well mentioned before by others, many countries in Africa account for those that speak French. Apparently, the majority of French-speaking people worlwide reside there. However, I believe it's only somewhere between 20-25 countries on that continent that French is the actual official language, whereas a few remaining countries there speak French as a second language. Also, concerning the Caribbean, in addition to those acknowledged previously, you have Martinique, Guadeloupe, French St. Martin, Marie-Galante, La Désirade, Les Saintes and Saint-Barthélemy, plus some parts of Dominica(who happen to also speak Dutch as well as a creole language of a sort in certain areas, I found that interesting myself when I visited), St. Lucia, Grenada and St. Thomas. Also, I have met people from Cambodia who say they speak French there. Plus, I remember hearing that there a few other places in Asia where French is spoken. Clearly, the obvious are France, some parts of Canada & a couple places in Europe, which you already know, so I won't bore you with too much repetition.:)Well, happy traveling or researching or whatever you need info for! :)