No. 3,625 in Catalan

ronald

"Ronald" is not a Catalan word; it is a proper noun, typically a given name.

In a sentence

Ronald juga a futbol amb els seus amics.
Ronald plays football with his friends.
In this sentence, 'Ronald' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a person.
El nom 'Ronald' és d'origen escocès.
The name 'Ronald' is of Scottish origin.
Here, 'Ronald' is mentioned as a lexical item within a statement discussing its etymology.
Has vist el llibre 'Les aventures de Ronald'?
Have you seen the book 'The Adventures of Ronald'?
In this case, 'Ronald' is used as part of a title, indicating the central character of a story.

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