arles

arles

"Arles" is not a standalone word in French; it is a proper noun referring to the city of Arles in southern France.

Here, 'Arles' is used as a proper noun denoting a geographical location, specifically the name of the city 'Arles'.

Arles est une ville située dans le sud de la France.

Arles is a city located in the south of France.

In this sentence, 'Arles' again serves as a proper noun and a destination within the context of the speaker's travel plans.

Je vais visiter Arles pendant mes vacances.

I will visit Arles during my vacation.

Here, 'Arles' relates to its significance and cultural association, acting as the setting influencing works of art.

Les peintures de Van Gogh ont souvent été inspirées par les paysages d'Arles.

Van Gogh's paintings were often inspired by the landscapes of Arles.