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bilal
"Bilal" is not a German word; it is a proper name of Arabic origin.
In a sentence
Bilal ist heute nicht in der Schule.
Bilal is not at school today.
In this sentence, 'Bilal' is used as a proper noun referring to an individual.
Das Lied erinnert mich an Bilal.
The song reminds me of Bilal.
Here, 'Bilal' is again used as a proper noun, specifying a person with whom the song evokes memories.
Kannst du Bilal bitten, uns zu helfen?
Can you ask Bilal to help us?
'Bilal' is employed as a direct reference to someone to whom the request can be relayed.
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