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No. 5,987 in French

diouf

"Diouf" is not a standard French word; it is primarily a surname of West African origin.

In a sentence

  • Est-ce que Diouf vient à la fête ce soir ?

    Is Diouf coming to the party tonight?

    In this sentence, 'Diouf' is used as a proper noun, likely a person's name, referring to someone's attendance at a party.

  • Le joueur sénégalais El Hadji Diouf a marqué un beau but.

    The Senegalese player El Hadji Diouf scored a beautiful goal.

    Here, 'Diouf' is part of the full name 'El Hadji Diouf' referring to a specific individual, emphasizing their achievement.

  • Diouf a répondu rapidement à la lettre.

    Diouf responded quickly to the letter.

    'Diouf' here refers to a person, implying their quick response, showcasing the name's placement in a subject role.

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