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What is the difference between Je suis à France and Je suis dans la France ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
- French (France)
"Je suis à France" = France es una ciudad
" Je suis dans la France " = Soy en la Francia.
Es mejor expresión : " Je suis en France "
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The first one is incorrect. The second one is weird.
It should be "Je suis en France".
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