No. 6,105 in French

emma

"Emma" is a proper noun, typically a given name, in French.

In a sentence

Emma aime lire des livres dans le jardin.
Emma likes reading books in the garden.
In this sentence, 'Emma' is used as a proper noun, referencing a person's name.
Est-ce que tu as parlé avec Emma aujourd'hui ?
Did you talk with Emma today?
Here, 'Emma' is again a proper noun that stands for a person's name, used directly in a question.
L'histoire d'Emma est très captivante.
Emma's story is very captivating.
In this usage, 'Emma' remains a proper noun, and 'd'Emma' indicates possession, translated to 'Emma's' in English.

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