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How do you say town square in french?

The most common and direct translation of "town square" in French is "place du village".

However, there are other options depending on the context:

* Place publique: This means "public square" and could be used in a more general sense.

* Place centrale: This means "central square" and could be used if the square is in the center of the town.

* Place de la mairie: This means "town hall square" and is specifically used for the square where the town hall is located.

Ultimately, the best translation will depend on the specific context.

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