I'm interested in learning about Tunisia. Can you tell me about its etymology 
 The French derivative Tunisie was adopted in some European languages with slight modifications, introducing a distinctive name to designate the country. 
 I see before the French came to Tunisia, Does it have a different name? 
 Well, the world Tunisia derived from the word Tunis: a central urban hub and the capital of modern-day Tunisia. 
 I see, Are there any other facts about etymology 
 Before Tunisia, the territory’s name was Africa, which gave the present-day name of the continent Africa. 
 I did not know that, Can you tell me something about its culture? 
 A Ministry of Culture was established, under the leadership of ministries such as Habib Boulares who oversaw art and education and power. 
 When was the ministry established? 
 I unfortunately don’t have any info on that but I can tell you that Tunisia achieved independence from France on March 20 1956 with Habib Bourguiba as Prime Minister. 
 Are there still French influence, in terms of culture in Tunisia? 
 I’m not sure on that but they were colonised by the French in 1881. 
 I see, tell me more about it culture. 
 Tunisian literature exists in two form, Arabic and French! So I’m assuming there is still a significant amount of French influence there. 
 It sure does, any fun facts about the country's culture? 
 Most programs there are in Arabic but there are some that are in French. 
 Really, Is Arabic the official language? 
 Yes! But generally signs around Tunisia are in bith Arabic and French. 
 Really, thank you I learned a lot about this country 
 Good to know!
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