No. 891 in French
toronto
The French word "Toronto" refers to the city of Toronto in Canada.
In a sentence
Je suis né à Toronto, une ville multiculturelle remarquable.
I was born in Toronto, a remarkable multicultural city.
In this sentence, 'Toronto' is used as a proper noun, representing the name of a city.
Toronto est connue pour sa tour CN et son dynamisme urbain.
Toronto is known for its CN Tower and urban dynamism.
Here, 'Toronto' functions as the subject of the sentence, discussing notable features of the city.
Lors de mon dernier voyage, j'ai beaucoup apprécié découvrir Toronto et ses divers quartiers.
During my last trip, I greatly enjoyed exploring Toronto and its diverse neighborhoods.
In this instance, 'Toronto' is used as a location being explored during a specific event, emphasizing a personal experience.
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