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French Speaking Countries Map Quiz

28 countries · click them on the map · free, no signup

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This French speaking countries quiz sends you around the entire globe to find 28 countries where French is an official language — and the first surprise is how little of the list is in Europe. France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, and the dot of Monaco cover the home continent; after that the map explodes outward. Canada carries the flag in North America, Haiti in the Caribbean, and tiny Vanuatu waves it from the South Pacific. The heart of the quiz, though, is Africa, home to twenty francophone states and most of the world's French speakers: the Sahel band of Senegal, Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger, and Chad; the West African coast from Guinea and Cote d'Ivoire to Togo and Benin; the Central African bloc of Cameroon, Gabon, the two Congos, and the Central African Republic; Rwanda and Burundi in the east; and the Indian Ocean set of Madagascar, Comoros, Seychelles, plus Djibouti on the Horn. Click the named country to score — greens lock in, two misses trigger a reveal — and small island nations appear as clickable dots. It is perfect drill material for French class and a genuine tour of la Francophonie.

How to play

  1. The quiz names one of the 28 countries — find it and click it on the map.
  2. A correct click locks in green. A wrong click flashes red, and after two misses the quiz highlights the answer for you.
  3. You score a point for every first-try answer. Finish all 28, check your score, then replay — the order reshuffles every round.

French-Speaking map quiz — FAQ

How many countries have French as an official language?
This quiz covers 28: five in Europe (France, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Monaco), Canada, Haiti, Vanuatu, and twenty African states from Senegal to Madagascar. Counts vary slightly by source depending on how co-official and administrative languages are tallied.
Why do so many African countries speak French?
Most were French or Belgian colonies until around 1960 and kept French as an official language of government and education after independence. The Democratic Republic of the Congo is now the largest French-speaking country in the world by population.
Is all of Canada French-speaking?
French is co-official with English nationwide, but it dominates in Quebec, the only majority-francophone province, and is co-official in New Brunswick. Around one in five Canadians speak French as their first language.

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