No. 1,047 in Portuguese
japão
Japan.
In a sentence
Ele quer conhecer o Japão.
He wants to visit Japan.
Here, 'Japão' is used as a proper noun referring to the country Japan.
A culinária do Japão é famosa por seus sabores únicos.
The cuisine of Japan is famous for its unique flavors.
'Japão' here indicates the possessive form referring to attributes or aspects associated with the country Japan, specifically its cuisine.
Japão é um país muito interessante.
Japan is a very interesting country.
In this context, 'Japão' serves as the subject of the sentence, representing the country Japan in a descriptive statement.
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