Elements for a Semiotics of Living Together in Africa Through the Participle Mode

For about 60 years period which corresponds to the age of independence of almost all African countries, the continent has never ceased to be regularly shaken by socio-political crises. This social upheaval can be observed in the linguistic field. In the Côte d’Ivoire, French linguage, in contact with local languages, knows ab avatar from certain idioms through which it thrives. Thus, the Ivorians appropriate French by adapting it to their sensitivity, a means of communication essential to the needs of the expression of an ivorian thought. Moreover, this linguistic community, under the name of the Francophonie, has a common denominator in its idiom. The mode participates, perceveid as a linguistic wealth, constitutes the unifying element within this community. It is the common good of the entire Francophone community. It impose itself by the rigidity of its morphosyntactic canons as prescribed by the legislator of good use. This article aims to account for this idiom which constitutes a mark of living together in the sense of the French-speaking community. Keywords : Participle, Standard French, Ivorian French, Nouchi, Living Together, French Community, Morphosyntactic.