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Inglés		Español
proper noun, proper name n	(name)	nombre propio loc nom m
	In English, common nouns usually begin with a lower-case letter and proper nouns with a capital.
	En inglés, los nombres comunes generalmente se escriben con minúscula inicial y los nombres propios con mayúscula.

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definite article before general noun + proper noun - English Only forum
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indefinite article for a proper noun - English Only forum
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