No. 7,464 in German
giardino
"Giardino" is not German; it is Italian and means "garden" in English.
In a sentence
Ich gehe gerne in den Giardino, um die Natur zu genießen.
I like to go to the garden to enjoy nature.
Here, 'Giardino' is used as a noun referring to the location (garden), indicating a place someone might go to.
Der Giardino ist voller schöner Blumen und Pflanzen.
The garden is full of beautiful flowers and plants.
In this instance, 'Giardino' serves as the subject noun describing a garden rich in flora.
Wir haben gestern den neuen Giardino neben dem Park besucht.
Yesterday we visited the new garden next to the park.
Here, 'Giardino' is used to identify a specific garden location being recently visited, functioning as a direct object.
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