No. 6,284 in French
gabriela
"Gabriela" is not a French word; it is a proper noun, typically a name.
In a sentence
Gabriela est une musicienne talentueuse.
Gabriela is a talented musician.
In this sentence, 'Gabriela' is used as a proper noun naming a specific individual.
Le livre de Gabriela est sur la table.
Gabriela's book is on the table.
Here, 'Gabriela' indicates possession, showing something that belongs to Gabriela.
Gabriela, veuillez répéter après moi.
Gabriela, please repeat after me.
In this case, 'Gabriela' is used vocatively to address someone directly.
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