It's also a country, dumb-ass. Generally, when speaking of the river, you would use "Niger River" or if you were referring to the valley "Niger River Valley" whereas when speaking of the country you would use "Niger" or "the Republic of Niger."
In neither case would you say "Look, there's a Niger!"
"I hate them" would indicate plurality and certainly wouldn't refer to a river. If you were using it to indicate the people of Niger, you would still be wrong, as people from Niger are referred to as "Nigeriens."
Perhaps you should consider actually reading an encyclopedia.
-Bri
In neither case would you say "Look, there's a Niger!"
"I hate them" would indicate plurality and certainly wouldn't refer to a river. If you were using it to indicate the people of Niger, you would still be wrong, as people from Niger are referred to as "Nigeriens."
Perhaps you should consider actually reading an encyclopedia.
-Bri







