No. 5,247 in French
amelia
"Amelia" is not a French word; in English, it refers to a medical condition involving the congenital absence of one or more limbs.
In a sentence
Amélia est une étudiante brillante.
Amelia is a brilliant student.
In this sentence, 'Amélia' is used as a proper noun, representing a person's name.
Lors de la vidéo, on a parlé d'Amélia.
During the video, they talked about Amelia.
Here, 'Amélia' again serves as a proper noun, indicating a specific individual being referenced.
Je me demande si Amélia viendra ce soir.
I wonder if Amelia will come tonight.
In this example, 'Amélia' continues as a proper noun representing a person, showing its usage in a question about present expectations or plans.
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