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париже
"Париже" is the prepositional case of "Париж," meaning "in Paris" in English.
In a sentence
Я был в Париже прошлым летом.
I was in Paris last summer.
In this sentence, "в Париже" (in Paris) is used to indicate the location where the speaker was during the mentioned period. "Париже" is found in its prepositional case form to suit the sentence's grammatical structure.
В Париже проходят модные показы.
Fashion shows take place in Paris.
Here, "в Париже" (in Paris) refers to the location where the fashion shows are held. The prepositional case is used because this part of the statement specifies the place.
Мой друг живет в Париже.
My friend lives in Paris.
In this example, "в Париже" (in Paris) describes the residence of the friend. The prepositional case is used to denote location, in accordance with the verb "живет" (lives).
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