Name three countries, besides France, where French is spoken, based on the video.

Belgium, Madagascar, Switzerland, Canada, Ivory Coast (Kivoir), Senegal

According to the speakers in the video, what are some of the differences between French spoken in different regions?

Accents, expressions, vocabulary (words for everyday objects like cell phones and money), and shortening of words.

The use of formal grammar rules.

In France, the word for lunch is 'déjeuner', in Belgium it is 'din', and in Switzerland it is 'gin'.

'Nataal' is an old word for 'cell phone', and it was used in Belgium.

I can identify diverse cultures and regions within the French-speaking world.

1
Although the primary language is French, speakers from different countries such as Belgium, Madagascar, and Switzerland, may have different accents, expressions, and use different numbers.
2
French speakers from Quebec, Canada, tend to shorten words, and their accent is considered the closest to old French, but sometimes requires subtitles for other French speakers to understand.
3
Depending on the country, different French words are used for the same thing; for example, the word for cell phone can be Natal, GSM, portable, or telephone.