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How do you spell santer in french?

The word "santer" doesn't have a direct translation in French. It's a French word that means "to stroll," "to wander," or "to saunter."

Here are some French translations that capture the essence of "santer":

* Se promener: This is the most general translation, meaning "to walk around."

* Flâner: This implies a more leisurely and aimless stroll.

* Se balader: This is a more informal way of saying "to stroll," often used for a casual walk in nature.

* Se déambuler: This is a more formal and literary word for "to stroll."

The best translation will depend on the context of the sentence. For example:

* "I like to santer through the park." could be translated as "J'aime me promener dans le parc."

* "He santered down the street, looking in the shop windows." could be translated as "Il flânait dans la rue, regardant les vitrines."

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