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How do you say dot in french?

There isn't one perfect French translation for "dot" as it depends on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

General "dot":

* Point: This is the most common translation for "dot" in general.

* Example: "Mettre un point à la fin d'une phrase" (Put a dot at the end of a sentence).

Other translations depending on context:

* Tache: This is used for a small spot or stain.

* Example: "Il y a une tache sur ton chemise." (There is a dot on your shirt.)

* Point d'arrêt: This is used for a stopping point in a process.

* Example: "Le point d'arrêt de ce voyage est Paris." (The stopping point of this trip is Paris.)

* Point de repère: This is used for a landmark or reference point.

* Example: "La tour Eiffel est un point de repère important de Paris." (The Eiffel Tower is an important landmark in Paris.)

* Punctuation: This is used for a punctuation mark.

* Example: "Le point est un signe de ponctuation." (The dot is a punctuation mark.)

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