"La page Wikipédia", not "la page de Wikipédia". Apart from that, yes, that's one way to say it.
I'm trying to translate this sentence.
My understanding is that you cannot say "in it" in French, so you'd have to say:
"Le page de wikipédia contient des choses très inexactes."
"La page Wikipédia", not "la page de Wikipédia". Apart from that, yes, that's one way to say it.
This is a good literal translation, but the sentence sounds wrong to me because of “Très inexactes”. I would say : “la page présente de graves inexactitudes”
Why would you not say des?
"in it" sounds like bad English too. I would say: "The Wikipedia page contains some inaccuracies."
I don't think it sounds bad in English, especially not in speech.
sounds pretty normal to me
A more idiomatic way to say this is everyday french would be "Il y a des erreurs sur la page wikipédia" (or moreso "Y'a des erreurs sur la 9age wikipédia") We do say "dans" for webpages but also "sur". I'd say "sur" is even more common. Your example is totally correct (expect what tthe other comments corrected) but a bit formal. Totally appropriate in certain contexts, but might make you look a bit silly if you just say it like that in a casual spoken conversation.
Y'a une erreur sur le premier 9aragraphe de ton commentaire.
A detail point. There is nothing inside the page. There are thing on the page so the correct verb is comporte. La page Wikipédia comporte des choses très inexactes. People won't react if you use contient though.
La page Wikipedia contient des informations erronées.