Okay, the user wants me to translate "is keen on" into French. Let me think about the correct translation.
"Is keen on" usually means having a strong interest or enthusiasm for something. In French, the equivalent expression could be "est passionné par" or "est enthousiaste à propos de". However, "être keen on" can sometimes be translated more literally as "être friand de" which is more about liking something, but maybe not as strong as "passionné".
Wait, "keen on" can also mean eager or keen to do something. So maybe "est impatient de" or "est désireux de" depending on context. But the user just provided "is keen on" without an object. So perhaps the best translation is "est passionné par" as it's a common way to express strong interest. Alternatively, "est enthousiaste à propos de" is also correct. Let me check some examples.
If the sentence is "He is keen on sports", it would be "Il est passionné par le sport" or "Il est enthousiaste à propos du sport". Both are correct. But maybe "est passionné par" is more commonly used. However, the user might be looking for a more direct translation. Alternatively, "être friand de" is more about liking, but maybe less formal.
Hmm, I think "est passionné par" is the best fit here. So the translation of "is keen on" would be "est passionné par".
est passionné par
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