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pablo

The word "pablo" is not a Catalan word; it is a proper noun, a Spanish given name equivalent to "Paul" in English.

In a sentence

Pablo és una gran persona.
Pablo is a great person.
In this sentence, 'Pablo' serves as a proper noun, specifically the name of an individual, receiving an adjective describing their characteristic.
Ahir vaig veure en Pablo al mercat.
Yesterday I saw Pablo at the market.
Here, 'Pablo' appears again as a proper noun, functioning as the direct object of the verb 'veure' (to see), with the preceding preposition 'en' used in Catalan to denote familiarity or respect.
Li vaig preguntar a Pablo si volia venir.
I asked Pablo if he wanted to come.
'Pablo' in this case is introduced with the proposition 'a' indicating the indirect nature of the address, as he is the person being asked the question.

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