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corinne
The Dutch word "Corinne" is not a standard word; it is typically a personal name.
In a sentence
Corinne is mijn beste vriendin.
Corinne is my best friend.
Here, 'Corinne' serves as a proper noun, referring to a specific person, and acts as the subject of the sentence.
Ik heb een boek aan Corinne gegeven.
I gave a book to Corinne.
In this sentence, 'Corinne' is again used as a proper noun but functions as the indirect object, the recipient of the action, in this structure.
De hond heeft Corinne geblafd.
The dog barked at Corinne.
Here, 'Corinne' acts as the object of a prepositional phrase, specifying whom the action is directed towards.
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