No. 2,021 in Spanish

liverpool

In Spanish, "Liverpool" typically refers to a Mexican department store chain, not the English city.

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Liverpool es una ciudad en el Reino Unido conocida por su historia marítima.
Liverpool is a city in the United Kingdom known for its maritime history.
Here, 'Liverpool' is used as a proper noun to denote the name of a place.
El equipo de fútbol Liverpool ganó el campeonato.
The Liverpool football team won the championship.
In this context, 'Liverpool' refers to the football club based in the city of Liverpool.
Mi prima fue de compras a la tienda Liverpool.
My cousin went shopping at the Liverpool store.
In this sentence, 'Liverpool' refers to the name of a department store.

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