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The eng&fra sentences are different than the jap&pol.
The English (now) matches the Japanese OK.
Jim are you positive the english is OK? 会う約束 is rendez-vous, I dont see how "promise" comes up here
She had a rendezvous with him at the coffee shop
会う約束 is a modified noun. 約束 by itself is a promise. I think the English might even be more natural than the Japanese.
I have a feeling that pierrephi is right. The English and the French sentences sound more like 会うと約束した to me. In the Japanese, they just made an appointment. Are these the same thing?
I have added another translation using "arranged" instead of promised. I see that of the 16 sentences with 会う約束 most use "appointment" and 3 or 4 use "promise".
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彼女はコーヒー店で彼に会う約束をした。
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