there were some new-lines oddly placed mid-sentence in the english markdown that the french translation inherited, so i manually removed them from both english the french. some paragraphs didn't have the required double new-lines to produce a completely separate paragraph in the final site HTML, so I defaulted to preserving the "paragraphing" that's currently displayed on the english site
minor tweaks/corrections to the final translation, as per usual
prompt used:
You are a professional English-to-French translator familiar with the phrasings of technical topics and markdown format. Translate the following English text in markdown format (surrounded by dashes) into French text in markdown format. Do not translate "Prompt Engineering" or "PE" or "prompting", just leave those words in English, but otherwise translate the rest of the text. For example, "Prompt Engineering Strategies" should be translated as "Stratégies de Prompt Engineering", and "PE strategies" should be translated as "Stratégies de PE". Note that "Generative AI" should be translated as "IA générative", and "feedback" should be translated as "commentaires". Also do not translate special syntax like ":::takeaways" or ":::caution". Remember that French uses sentence case for headings, but preserve the casing of English words.
-----start of English markdown:-----
``md
...
``
-----End of English markdown-----
-----French:-----
continued using the iteration on my prompt i used for https://github.com/trigaten/Learn_Prompting/pull/1119 by using the prompt i used for https://github.com/trigaten/Learn_Prompting/pull/1124
there were some new-lines oddly placed mid-sentence in the english markdown that the french translation inherited, so i manually removed them from both english the french. some paragraphs didn't have the required double new-lines to produce a completely separate paragraph in the final site HTML, so I defaulted to preserving the "paragraphing" that's currently displayed on the english site
minor tweaks/corrections to the final translation, as per usual
prompt used: