No. 9,827 in German
nissan
"Nissan" is not a German word; it is a brand name for a Japanese automobile manufacturer.
In a sentence
Ich liebe meinen Nissan, mit dem ich viele Abenteuer erlebt habe.
I love my Nissan, with which I have experienced many adventures.
In this sentence, 'Nissan' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific car brand and likely a car owned by the speaker.
Der Nissan im Prospekt sieht sehr modern und sportlich aus.
The Nissan in the brochure looks very modern and sporty.
Here, 'Nissan' refers to a car model or vehicle being promoted in marketing material.
Gestern habe ich einen Nissan auf der Straße gesehen, der mir sehr gefallen hat.
Yesterday, I saw a Nissan on the street that I really liked.
In this sentence, 'Nissan' is used to refer to a vehicle of the Nissan brand observed by the speaker.
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