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The 76 pages that link to French language, each with the reason it gives.

• French literatureNarrower topic: Its changing forms and global varieties are the medium of this literature.

• MolièreNarrower topic: Molière’s name became so closely associated with French that the language is sometimes nicknamed after him.

• BuffetNarrower topic: The English word buffet derives from French.

• FrancophonieNarrower topic: It is the shared linguistic basis of Francophonie.

• Mise en placeNarrower topic: The phrase literally means “put in place” in French.

• Middle FrenchNarrower topic: Middle French is one historical stage in the language's development.

• Roman à clefNarrower topic: The phrase roman à clef is French and literally means “novel with a key.”

• Quebec FrenchNarrower topic: Provides the wider language system from which Quebec French developed.

• African FrenchNarrower topic: African French varieties draw on French vocabulary and grammar while developing distinct local patterns.

• Nouveau richeNarrower topic: The phrase entered English from French, retaining the language's prestige and social associations.

• French of FranceNarrower topic: French of France is one national variety within the wider French language.

• GuillemetNarrower topic: The word guillemet and the mark’s familiar French use come from French typographic tradition.

• NonNarrower topic: Non’s pronunciation, grammar, and social use belong to French.