No. 6,977 in French

malaga

Malaga: A type of sweet dessert wine originally from Málaga, Spain.

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Je rêve de visiter Malaga, une belle ville espagnole.
I dream of visiting Malaga, a beautiful Spanish city.
In this sentence, 'Malaga' refers to the city in Spain, used as a proper noun.
J'ai acheté du vin de Malaga au marché hier.
I bought some Malaga wine at the market yesterday.
Here, 'Malaga' refers to wine that originates from the Malaga region, used as a noun representing the product.
Le raisin Malaga est utilisé pour fabriquer des vins sucrés.
Malaga grapes are used to make sweet wines.
In this sentence, 'Malaga' refers to a type of grape, used as an adjective describing the grape variety.

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