This is the 1241st most frequent French word.
togo
The French word "Togo" refers to the country in West Africa named Togo.
In this sentence, 'Togo' is used as a proper noun, referring to the country located in West Africa. 'au Togo' indicates the destination of travel, with 'au' being the contraction of 'à le', showing masculin grammatical gender.
Je vais au Togo pour les vacances.
I am going to Togo for the holidays.
Here, 'togo' in the word 'togolais' is used to form an adjective describing people or things related to Togo. 'Les togolais' refers to the citizens of Togo, displaying a derived adjective usage.
Les togolais sont connus pour leur hospitalité.
The Togolese are known for their hospitality.
In this sentence, 'Togo' again refers to the country, emphasizing the origin of the fabric mentioned, establishing a usage showing provenance.