No. 3,571 in French
irlande
Ireland.
In a sentence
J'ai toujours rêvé de visiter l'Irlande.
I've always dreamed of visiting Ireland.
In this sentence, 'Irlande' is used as a proper noun to reference the country of Ireland.
Le climat en Irlande peut être assez changeant.
The climate in Ireland can be quite variable.
Here, 'Irlande' again serves as a proper noun, emphasizing the geographical context of Ireland in relation to its weather.
Les légendes de l'Irlande fascinent les amateurs d'histoire.
The legends of Ireland fascinate history enthusiasts.
Similarly, 'Irlande' refers to the country and acts as a possessive descriptor in relation to its cultural aspects.
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