No. 7,710 in French
ryanair
"Ryanair" is a proper noun referring to a low-cost Irish airline.
In a sentence
Je vais réserver un vol avec Ryanair pour mes vacances.
I am going to book a flight with Ryanair for my vacation.
In this sentence, 'Ryanair' is used as the proper noun of the airline company, indicating the provider of the service.
Les vols Ryanair sont souvent abordables, mais il faut payer pour les extras.
Ryanair flights are often affordable, but you must pay for extras.
Here, 'Ryanair' is used as an adjective or descriptor of the flights offered by the company, implying their relation to the airline's brand.
Quand je pense à Ryanair, je me souviens de leurs bagages strictes politiques.
When I think of Ryanair, I remember their strict luggage policies.
In this instance, 'Ryanair' serves as a reference to the company, bringing attention to their organizational policies as a distinctive entity.
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