No. 3,527 in French
fredericton
"Fredericton" is a proper noun referring to the capital city of the Canadian province of New Brunswick.
In a sentence
J'ai visité Fredericton l'été dernier.
I visited Fredericton last summer.
In this sentence, 'Fredericton' is a proper noun referring to the city as a location being visited.
La beauté naturelle de Fredericton est remarquable.
The natural beauty of Fredericton is remarkable.
Here, 'Fredericton' represents the city as a source of aesthetic appeal and features.
À Fredericton, la culture locale est très riche et diversifiée.
In Fredericton, the local culture is very rich and diverse.
In this sentence, 'Fredericton' denotes the place where the described cultural characteristics are found.
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