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walter
The German word "walter" is a proper noun, typically a male first name, equivalent to "Walter" in English.
In a sentence
Walter spielt gerne Fußball.
Walter enjoys playing soccer.
In this sentence, 'Walter' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name.
Der Walter, den ich kenne, ist sehr freundlich.
The Walter I know is very friendly.
Here, 'Walter' is used again as a proper noun, but with the article 'Der' for emphasis and specificity.
Ich habe ein Buch von Walter gekauft.
I bought a book by Walter.
In this sentence, 'Walter' refers to the author, showcasing usage in possessive context.
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