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3 years ago

Hi, if you can speak and read french fluently, could you please proofread my text?

French

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saveliy_v [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

“Strasbourg est situé dans l’est de France. Cette ville a environ 300 mille habitants. A cette ville c’est un très beau église, il s’appelle cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg eat c’est un grande architecture. Parc de l’orangeri est un parc rempli de fleurs colorés avec un petit zoo put les enfants.

A Strasbourg, je veux marche au parc de l’Orangeri et mange du sorbet aux fraises”

Explanation:

Just add a comma next to Strasbourge you can see the commo in bold

also if you want it in English so you can also proof read it here you go

"“Strasbourg is located in the east of France. This city has about 300 thousand inhabitants. In this city it is a very beautiful church, it is called Notre-Dame de Strasbourg Cathedral and it is a great architecture. Orange Park is a park full of colorful flowers with a small zoo for children.

In Strasbourg, I want to walk to the Orangeri park and eat strawberry sorbet "

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