No. 10,001 in French
gabonaises
Gabonaises: Gabonese (female or plural form, relating to Gabon).
In a sentence
Elle connaît bien les coutumes gabonaises.
She knows well the Gabonese customs.
In this sentence, 'gabonaises' is used as an adjective describing the noun 'coutumes' (customs), indicating that the customs are related to Gabon.
Les femmes gabonaises sont célèbres pour leur hospitalité.
Gabonese women are famous for their hospitality.
Here, 'gabonaises' serves as an adjective modifying the noun 'femmes' (women), specifying that these women are from Gabon.
Nous avons goûté à des spécialités gabonaises lors de notre voyage.
We tasted Gabonese specialties during our trip.
In this case, 'gabonaises' modifies the noun 'spécialités' (specialties), showing that the specialties are characteristic of Gabon.
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