No. 5,544 in French

braga

The French word "braga" is not standard; it might refer to "bragas" in Spanish, meaning "underwear" or "panties."

In a sentence

J'ai visité Braga avec ma famille l'été dernier.
I visited Braga with my family last summer.
Here, 'Braga' refers to Braga, a city in Portugal, being used as a proper noun.
La marque Braga produit des vêtements très confortables.
The Braga brand produces very comfortable clothes.
In this sentence, 'Braga' is used to signify the name of a hypothetical clothing brand, functioning as a proper noun.
Il portait des chaussures de la marque Braga.
He was wearing shoes from the Braga brand.
Similar to the previous example, 'Braga' is used here as the name of a brand, indicating its usage as a proper noun.

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