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yes of course ,but there are countries that have people that think that they're snob or special and try to over-speak English and Arabic.many foreign words are used in our daily lives such as "chocolate,television...ect " but pronounced differently. Like other countries they do speak other languages as secondary. There is a misconception that Lebanese people don't speak Arabic , well I am Lebanese and we do talk Arabic in 99% of our conversations , but some conversations between people is in French ( since France was present in Lebanon in 1900's ) and French language is an official language in Lebanon.
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