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modjeska
The word "modjeska" is not originally Spanish; it refers to a caramel-covered marshmallow confection, named after actress Helena Modjeska.
In a sentence
Compré un modjeska delicioso en la tienda de dulces.
I bought a delicious modjeska at the candy store.
Here, 'modjeska' is used to refer to a specific type of candy, a caramel-coated marshmallow.
La historia detrás del modjeska es fascinante y conecta con el teatro.
The history behind the modjeska is fascinating and connects with theater.
In this case, 'modjeska' refers to the same candy but mentions its historical and cultural significance.
Modjeska fue una actriz talentosísima del siglo XIX que inspiró el nombre del dulce.
Modjeska was a very talented actress from the 19th century who inspired the name of the candy.
Here, 'Modjeska' is used as a proper noun, referring to the actress Helena Modjeska, after whom the candy was named.
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