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Steve Riggins,
Software Deveoper
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Abstracts are in French or English; full subject indexes are in both languages.
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Ben Werner,
Student Newspaper Editor
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The Official Languages Act makes French and English the official languages of Canada and provides for special measures aimed at enhancing the vitality and supporting the development of English and French linguistic minority communities.
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Borg Svemann,
Woodworker
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Malagasy languages are spoken by all the tribal groups in several dialects, and the official dialect is Merina; French is also an official language.
French is spoken fluently and we have 'some' knowledge of Scandinavian languages.
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Brian Mengel,
Civil Servant
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Official Languages Act 1988 The first Official Languages Act was enacted in 1969 to establish the rights and responsibilities within the federal government for the use of French and English for the delivery of services and as a language of work within the federal public service.
English and French are the languages of work in all federal institutions, and officers and employees of all federal institutions have the right to use either official language in accordance with this Part.
HRDC is bound by the Official Languages Act and relevant Treasury Board policies and all HRDC information is available in both French and English.
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Luigi Pascioni,
Auto Mechanic
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Its dominant languages were English and French, though many also spoke Greek and Italian.
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Paddy McGuinness,
Newsagent
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French and English are the official languages, and at one time most Canadians were of French or English descent.
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Astrid Schuhmann,
Backpacker
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English and French are the first foreign languages taught in Romanian schools and German is useful in Transylvania.
Other languages such as French, German and Italian as a foreign language are also taught and the site is also the premises of an important translation centre.
Languages are Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and German.
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