caterina

caterina

"Caterina" is not a French word; it is an Italian given name equivalent to "Catherine" in English.

Here, 'Caterina' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person studying at the university.

Caterina apprend le français à l'université.

Caterina is learning French at the university.

Here, 'Caterina' is used as a proper noun, indicating the individual performing at the concert.

Nous avons entendu Caterina chanter au concert hier soir.

We heard Caterina sing at the concert last night.

Here, 'Caterina' is used as a proper noun, identifying the person whose friends are visiting.

Les amis de Caterina sont venus visiter la ville pendant les vacances.

Caterina's friends came to visit the city during the holidays.