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sonja
"Sonja" is not a standard French word; it is typically a proper noun, like a name.
In a sentence
Sonja étudie la littérature française à la Sorbonne.
Sonja studies French literature at the Sorbonne.
In this sentence, 'Sonja' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence, referring to an individual's name.
Le livre appartient à Sonja, elle l'avait oublié dans la salle.
The book belongs to Sonja; she had forgotten it in the room.
Here, 'Sonja' illustrates possession, with the sentence indicating ownership of an item with 'Sonja's book'.
Sonja the word remains a proper noun but in this context does not influence grammar or meaning uniquely.
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