English and French are the two official Olympic languages. It is tradition to give announcements in French first.
French and English are the two recognized Olympic languages and it is tradition that the announcements are made in French first, and then English
It's a tradition French then English then the hosts first language
Because the founder of the Modern Olympic Games was French, and the Headquarters of the International Olympic Committee is located in Switzerland. English is also an official language of the Olympics. When announcements are made at the Games, they are made in French, English, and the language of the host country.
Announcements are not made in three languages all the time. All announcements are made in English and French (the languages of the International Olympic Committee) and that of the host country. For example: London 2012 - English and French Beijing 2008 - English, French and Mandarin Athens 2004 - English, French and Greek Sydney 2000 - English and French etc.
Because it is a French man who invented the modern Olympic Games. The baron Pierre de Coubertin.
If you've been watching the Olympics, you may have noticed that the announcements are always made in French first. That's because the modern Olympic Games are a French invention. So France has been in from the very start in 1896.
he made announcements in streets and stuff
it was first made in america by a man named joseph french
the french.
French fries were first made in Belgium during the 1860s.
There are many types of public announcements that are made every day. A few would include Public Service Announcements which are used mainly for educational purposes, General Public Announcements like those found in newspapers, and Emergency Public Announcements used often in weather warnings.