No. 3,158 in German
dublin
"Dublin" is not a German word; it refers to the capital city of Ireland.
In a sentence
Ich plane eine Reise nach Dublin.
I am planning a trip to Dublin.
The word 'Dublin' is used as a proper noun referring to the capital city of Ireland.
Dublin ist bekannt für seine lebendige Musikszene.
Dublin is known for its vibrant music scene.
Here, 'Dublin' acts as the subject and identifies the city being described.
Hast du die Brücke in Dublin gesehen?
Have you seen the bridge in Dublin?
In this sentence, 'Dublin' serves as a locational reference identifying where the bridge is located.
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