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Is Djibouti a French country?

Djibouti was a former french colony ; it voted for his independence in 1977.


What is the French spelling of Djibouti?

Djibouti.


What is 'Djibouti' when translated from English to French?

Djibouti is the same in English and in French. A difference shows up in the country's complete name as la République de Djibouti ("the Republic of Djibouti"). The pronunciation will be "(la rey-pyoo-bleek duh) djee-boo-tee" in French.


Why does Djibouti speaking french?

The Republic of Djibouti was a French colony until the 27th of June1977, on that day it gained it's independence.


What do Djibouti and Paris have in common?

Paris and Djibouti are both capital cities, both their countries' largest cities, both primarily French-speaking (Djibouti was founded by the French in 1888).


What is the french name for djbouti?

Djibouti


What is the capital of Afars?

The former French territory of the Afars and Issas is now the independent nation of Djibouti. The city of Djibouti is the capital of the nation of Djibouti.


French speaking people in Djibouti?

yes


What is the French translation to do the dishes?

to do the dishes is 'faire la vaisselle' in French.


What do the city djibouti and Paris have in common?

-They are both capital cities (Djibouti of Djibouti, Paris of France) -They are both the largest cities in their countries -French is spoken primarily in both cities (Djibouti also has Arabic) -France used to own Djibouti, and obviously still owns Paris


What is the feminine word for inspiring in french?

l'inspiration


What do cities in Djibouti and Paris have in common?

-They are both capital cities (Djibouti of Djibouti, Paris of France) -They are both the largest cities in their countries -French is spoken primarily in both cities (Djibouti also has Arabic) -France used to own Djibouti, and obviously still owns Paris