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The Austrians tourists loved seeing Harry’s elephants and hippos. Is this sentence in proper noun?

The Austrians tourists loved seeing Harry’s elephants and hippos. Is this sentence in proper noun?
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The Austrians tourists loved seeing Harry’s elephants and hippos. Is this sentence in proper noun?

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Austrains tourist is in common noun,harry's elephant and hippos is in proper noun

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Australian tourists is a proper noun and the Harry's elephant is aslo while hippos is common noun.

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