This is the 6481st most frequent French word.
hidetaka
The word "hidetaka" is not French but likely a Japanese name; it does not have a definition in French.
In this sentence, "Hidetaka" is used as a proper noun, specifically as a personal name, emphasizing cultural diversity in names.
Hidetaka est un nom japonais que je trouve très intéressant.
Hidetaka is a Japanese name that I find very interesting.
Here, "Hidetaka" again denotes a proper noun referring to a specific individual, highlighting interpersonal interactions.
Quand j'ai rencontré Hidetaka, il m'a parlé de son travail.
When I met Hidetaka, he talked to me about his work.
In this usage, "Hidetaka" is the possessor within a context of lending/ownership, showing relations between entities.