Okay, the user wants me to translate "in-person meeting" into French. Let me think. The direct translation would be "réunion en personne" or "rencontre en face à face". Wait, "in-person" is often translated as "en personne" in French. But sometimes "en face à face" is used for meetings where people are physically present. Let me check which is more common.
Looking up examples, "réunion en personne" is a literal translation, but maybe "rencontre en face à face" is more natural. However, the user specified to translate all content into French, so I should stick to the direct translation unless there's a common equivalent. Alternatively, "meeting in person" could be "rendez-vous en personne" or "entretien en personne". But the most straightforward would be "réunion en personne". Wait, maybe "en personne" is the key part here. Let me confirm with a dictionary. Yes, "in-person" as an adjective would be "en personne" in French. So "in-person meeting" would be "réunion en personne". But I should also consider if there's a more idiomatic expression. Maybe "rencontre en face à face" is more about a direct meeting, but the user might prefer the direct translation. Since the user didn't specify to use idiomatic expressions, just to translate, I'll go with "réunion en personne".
réunion en personne
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