No. 11,328 in German
sophie
The German word "Sophie" is a proper noun, typically used as a female given name, equivalent to "Sophie" or "Sophia" in English.
In a sentence
Sophie geht jeden Morgen joggen.
Sophie goes jogging every morning.
In this sentence, 'Sophie' is used as a proper noun, the name of a person, and serves as the subject of the sentence.
Die Geschichte, die Sophie erzählt hat, war faszinierend.
The story that Sophie told was fascinating.
Here, 'Sophie' again is a proper noun indicating the name of a person who is the agent (storyteller) connected to the past action.
Sophie und ich haben gestern einen Spaziergang gemacht.
Sophie and I went for a walk yesterday.
This usage of 'Sophie' signifies the inclusion of the person as a subject, which along with 'I,' forms the plural subject of the sentence.
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