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No. 1,240 in French

stéphane

"Stéphane" is a French proper noun, used as a male given name, equivalent to "Stephen" or "Steven" in English.

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  • Stéphane aime lire des romans historiques.

    Stéphane likes reading historical novels.

    Stéphane is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.

  • Le frère de Stéphane joue au football chaque week-end.

    Stéphane's brother plays football every weekend.

    Stéphane is used possessively to indicate ownership or familial relation.

  • Je connais un bon café à côté de chez Stéphane.

    I know a good café next to Stéphane's place.

    Stéphane is used locatively to denote a place associated with the person named Stéphane.

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