Como in a question - cómo

Día + de

Paris - parís

The term finished

For the view - use por

Segura - female
It will be better in reality - será mejor en la realidad

I am wearing my favourite dress

I guess you wanted to write something like "período" then. It still wouldn't work, however, since you don't explain what you're talking about. If you had written "Muy pronto vamos a ver el sitio famoso que te he dicho después de que termine el período.", I would ask: ¿Qué período? You can't talk about something with "el" (determinante *definido*) if you haven't *defined* it.

Llevo puesto mi vestido favorito.

Interesting I have not seen this verb before, would it also be correct to say:

“Mi hermana lleva puesto su vestido favorito.”

Yes, that would be correct. You could also say "Llevo mi vestido favorito.", but this could mean two things: you are wearing it or you have it with you (but not wearing it). Normally, the meaning is deduced thanks to the context; in this case, however, I wanted to avoid the ambiguity.

Ah ok, so ‘llevar puesto’ is physically wearing something, whereas ‘llevar’ conjugated by itself can mean carry or to wear. Thank you very much for your consistently clear explanations Talgeon.