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Proper Nouns

Les noms propres

Proper nouns refer to unique entities such as people, locations, and organization. Sometimes proper nouns are simple called "names" though many linguists distinguish between the two. In English, words like "Paul", "Miami" and "Greenpeace" are some examples.

Examples

Exemples

Play Canada
Canada
Play Ecosse
Scotland
Play Angleterre
England
Play Turquie
Turkey
Play Suède
Sweden
Play France
France
Play Irlande
Ireland
Play Espagne
Spain
Play Israël
Israel
Play Japon
Japan
Play Allemagne
Germany
Play Italie
Italy
Play Grèce
Greece
Play Chine
China
Play Hollande
Holland
Play Royaume-Uni
United Kingdom
Play Australie
Australia
Play Egypte
Egypt
Play Suisse
Switzerland
Play Guinée
Guinea
Play Guyane française
French Guiana
Play Saint-Barthélemy
Saint Barthélemy
Play Burkina Faso
Burkina Faso
Play Nouveau-Brunswick
New Brunswick
Play Québec
Quebec
Play Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Play Vanuatu
Vanuatu
Play Djibouti
Djibouti
Play Seychelles
Seychelles
Play Monaco
Monaco

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Countries
Pays

Parts of Speech

Les parties du discours

Nouns
Les noms
Verbs
Les verbes
Articles
Les articles
Adjectives
Les adjectifs
Pronouns
Les pronoms
Adverbs
Les adverbes
Conjunctions
Les conjonctions
Prepositions
Les prépositions
Interjections
Les interjections
Contractions
Les contractions
Numerals
Les chiffres
Proper Nouns
Les noms propres
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