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What is the difference between nom and prenom ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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You have to use "nom" to say your family name, and "prénom" to say your first name :)
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- French (France)
Nom means name in general. In a form, it means the family name. Prénom is the first name. For example : Thierry Henry , Thierry is the prénom. Henry is the nom.
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