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ville
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la ville = the town
une ville = a town
you always in french need and article (the, a) in front a noun.
e.g. i will have a bit of cake (english) would be i will have a bit of the cake (french). even though that still make sense in english, i will have a bit of cake doesn't make sense in french.
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