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gabriel

"Gabriel" is a proper noun in French, typically used as a first name.

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Gabriel joue au football tous les samedis.
Gabriel plays football every Saturday.
'Gabriel' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Le tableau de Gabriel est magnifique.
Gabriel's painting is magnificent.
'Gabriel' is used to indicate possession, showing that the painting belongs to Gabriel.
As-tu vu Gabriel aujourd'hui ?
Have you seen Gabriel today?
'Gabriel' is used as a subject complement in a question, referring to a known individual.

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