Okay, the user wants me to translate "in-person seminar" into French. Let me start by recalling the correct French terms. "In-person" can be translated as "en personne" or "en présentiel." "Seminar" is "séminaire" in French. So, putting it together, "in-person seminar" would be "séminaire en personne" or "séminaire en présentiel."
Wait, which one is more commonly used? "En présentiel" is a term that's often used in educational contexts to refer to in-person classes or meetings, as opposed to online. "En personne" is more general, meaning "in person." But in the context of a seminar, "en présentiel" might be more appropriate because it's a formal setting. However, I should check if both are acceptable.
Looking up some examples, I see that "séminaire en présentiel" is used in academic settings. But "séminaire en personne" is also correct. The user didn't specify the context, so maybe I should go with the more straightforward translation. Alternatively, maybe the user prefers "en personne" as it's a direct translation.
But the user's instruction is to translate into French, and both are valid. However, in many cases, "en présentiel" is the preferred term for in-person events. So I think "séminaire en présentiel" is the better choice here. Let me confirm that. Yes, "en présentiel" is commonly used in France for in-person activities. So the translation should be "séminaire en présentiel."
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