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setting, as in the location and surroundings -> le cadre

If you're talking about a work of fiction, it is better to use the verb "se dérouler". For example:

The setting of the movie is Ireland. -> L'action du film se déroule en Irlande.

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"The menu" in French is "le menu". Simple!

A French menu would be "le/un menu français"

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