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How do you say your country has twenty five districts in french?

There are a few ways to say "your country has twenty-five districts" in French, depending on the context and formality:

Formal:

* Votre pays compte vingt-cinq districts. (This is the most literal translation and very formal.)

* Votre pays est divisé en vingt-cinq districts. (This highlights the division into districts.)

Informal:

* Votre pays a vingt-cinq districts. (This is a more relaxed way to say it.)

* Il y a vingt-cinq districts dans votre pays. (This emphasizes the number of districts.)

You can also use "départements" instead of "districts" if that's more appropriate for your country's administrative structure.

Example:

* La France compte 101 départements. (France has 101 departments.)

Remember to replace "votre pays" with the specific name of the country you're talking about.

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