As it is, the term can be used in this sense . Though I agree "whereas" would have been more appropriate, it's still alright...Killer62 a écrit :"While" can't be used in this sentence. Indeed, this word's got rather a "time" meaning. You can say : While I was bathing, the phone rang.eärendil a écrit :And while I love speaking English, I do believe that French is one of the most interesting language to study.
You should have said :
And though/although I love speaking English
Edit : I like speaking French, but I don't like studying books from Voltaire, Victor Hugo ...
That's the interesting difference between studying English and actually living in a country where it is spoken. Irish people would use "while" instead of 'whereas, though'... I lived there for a year and got used to it