How to pronounce “franca” in English

It's a lingua franca of their affinity, their interest, a language, just like the languages we talk.

The was the Ecole Francais d'Extreme Orient, which is the French School of the Far East, I guess,

Because it's the lingua franca in our culture.

It's actually the lingua franca in the central parts of Guinea all the way to the region-- the lowlands toward the ocean.

I marveled at Moliere at the Comedie-Francaise and the Ballet Bejart in the park.

You go there today and American English is the lingua franca, and it feels like East Berlin.

Is it because English is the de facto kind of lingua franca of more of the world?

Is French and English sort of the lingua Franca?

Because Arabic had been kind of-- although at one time it was the lingua franca of that part of the world, the French conquerors came in.

We're so inundated in the idea of political advertising as the lingua franca, we think that's what democracy is.

Those people's kids now are influenced by this new-- does it say-- did I call it lingua franca?

And this is much of what our book is about, because it's become the lingua franca of American politics.

And also in Cameroon, northern Cameroon in the Adamawa region, it's the lingua franca.

So for generations of teenagers from, really, the end of second world war till the 1990s, blue jeans were kind of the Lingua Franca of that and that's how we told the world we

The right answer is Greek, as it turns out, because Greek was the lingua franca of the