Fix typos

Author: Jack251970

Flow.Launcher/Languages/en.xaml

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
     <system:String x:Key="runtimeExecutableInvalidChooseDownload">
         Your selected {0} executable is invalid.
         {2}{2}
-        Click yes if you would like select the {0} executable agian. Click no if you would like to download {1}
+        Click yes if you would like select the {0} executable again. Click no if you would like to download {1}
     </system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="runtimePluginUnableToSetExecutablePath">Unable to set {0} executable path, please try from Flow's settings (scroll down to the bottom).</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="failedToInitializePluginsTitle">Fail to Init Plugins</system:String>
@@ -378,7 +378,7 @@
     <system:String x:Key="fileManagerWindow">Select File Manager</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="fileManager_learnMore">Learn more</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="fileManager_tips">Please specify the file location of the file manager you using and add arguments as required. The &quot;%d&quot; represents the directory path to open for, used by the Arg for Folder field and for commands opening specific directories. The &quot;%f&quot; represents the file path to open for, used by the Arg for File field and for commands opening specific files.</system:String>
-    <system:String x:Key="fileManager_tips2">For example, if the file manager uses a command such as &quot;totalcmd.exe /A c:\windows&quot; to open the c:\windows directory, the File Manager Path will be totalcmd.exe, and the Arg For Folder will be /A &quot;%d&quot;. Certain file managers like QTTabBar may just require a path to be supplied, in this instance use &quot;%d&quot; as the File Manager Path and leave the rest of the fileds blank.</system:String>
+    <system:String x:Key="fileManager_tips2">For example, if the file manager uses a command such as &quot;totalcmd.exe /A c:\windows&quot; to open the c:\windows directory, the File Manager Path will be totalcmd.exe, and the Arg For Folder will be /A &quot;%d&quot;. Certain file managers like QTTabBar may just require a path to be supplied, in this instance use &quot;%d&quot; as the File Manager Path and leave the rest of the fields blank.</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="fileManager_name">File Manager</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="fileManager_profile_name">Profile Name</system:String>
     <system:String x:Key="fileManager_path">File Manager Path</system:String>