No. 4,161 in Spanish
iraq
"Iraq" is the name of a country in the Middle East.
In a sentence
Iré a Iraq el próximo año.
I will go to Iraq next year.
'Iraq' is used as a proper noun referring to the country, serving as the object of the preposition 'a'.
Estuve estudiando la cultura de Iraq en mi clase de historia.
I was studying the culture of Iraq in my history class.
Here, 'Iraq' again functions as a proper noun, representing the country whose culture is being studied.
En Iraq, las tradiciones varían según la región.
In Iraq, traditions vary by region.
In this sentence, 'Iraq' is used as the locational subject of the sentence, describing where traditions vary.
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