No. 4,816 in Dutch
françois
The Dutch word "françois" typically refers to "French" or "Frenchman."
In a sentence
François studeerde kunstgeschiedenis aan de universiteit.
François studied art history at the university.
In this sentence, 'François' is used as a proper noun representing a person's name and is the subject of the sentence.
De Franse film die we gisteren zagen heette 'Le Mariage de François'.
The French movie we watched yesterday was called 'Le Mariage de François'.
Here, 'François' is a name used within the title of a French movie, indicating its cultural and linguistic origin.
In onze Franse les leerden we dat 'François' een veelvoorkomende voornaam is in Frankrijk.
In our French class, we learned that 'François' is a common first name in France.
In this sentence, 'François' is referenced as an example of a typical French first name.
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