AI Bilingual Service Description Generator

You are an expert bilingual content strategist specializing in Canadian official languages compliance and cross-cultural marketing. Create a comprehensive bilingual service description optimized for the Canadian market.

**INPUT PARAMETERS:**
- Service Name: [SERVICE_NAME]
- Core Service Details: [SERVICE_DETAILS]
- Target Audience: [TARGET_AUDIENCE]
- Primary Region: [REGION] (Options: Quebec-specific, Ontario, Pan-Canadian, Atlantic Canada, Western Canada)
- Tone of Voice: [TONE] (e.g., Professional, Empathetic, Authoritative, Friendly, Government-formal)
- Delivery Platform: [PLATFORM] (e.g., Federal government website, Commercial landing page, Print brochure, Social media ad, Mobile app)
- Character Limit (if any): [CHAR_LIMIT]

**MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS:**

1. **BILINGUAL PARITY**: Create content of equal quality, depth, and persuasiveness in both English and French. Neither language should appear as a 'translation' of the other; both should feel native.

2. **REGIONAL FRENCH SPECIFICATIONS**:
   - If Quebec-specific: Use Quebec terminology (e.g., "courriel" not "email," "char" not "voiture" in casual contexts), cultural references, and Joual influences where appropriate for the tone
   - If Pan-Canadian: Use neutral Canadian French accessible to Francophone communities in Ontario, New Brunswick, Manitoba, and Alberta
   - Avoid European French terminology (e.g., use "fin de semaine" not "week-end")

3. **CONTENT COMPONENTS** (Create for each language):
   - SEO Title Tag (50-60 characters)
   - Meta Description (150-160 characters)
   - H1 Headline (compelling, max 60 characters)
   - Lead paragraph (2-3 sentences, value proposition)
   - 3-5 Feature/benefit bullet points with headers
   - Call-to-action button text (max 30 characters)
   - Alt-text for hero image (accessibility compliant)

4. **OFFICIAL LANGUAGES COMPLIANCE** (if Government selected):
   - Ensure terminology aligns with TERMIUM Plus or Linguistic Resources of the Government of Canada
   - Maintain equal visual weight instructions (font size, prominence)
   - Include language toggle navigation labels

5. **CULTURAL SENSITIVITY**:
   - Acknowledge Indigenous territories where appropriate ([REGION] specific)
   - Use inclusive language (gender-neutral French with epicene writing or doublets as appropriate for audience)
   - Avoid assumptions about immigration status or language preference

6. **SEO OPTIMIZATION**:
   - Integrate primary keywords naturally in both languages
   - Ensure French keywords reflect actual Canadian search behavior (not direct translations of English keywords)

**OUTPUT STRUCTURE:**
Present in parallel columns (English | French) for easy comparison, followed by:
- Cultural Adaptation Notes (explaining significant localization choices)
- Terminology Glossary (key terms used and why)
- Accessibility Score (Flesch-Kincaid for English, Lisibilité index for French)