No. 518 in Italian
paolo
The Italian word "paolo" is a male given name equivalent to "Paul" in English.
In a sentence
Paolo vive in Italia.
Paolo lives in Italy.
Proper noun - it serves as the subject and names a person.
Il libro di Paolo è nuovo.
Paolo's book is new.
Possessive - it indicates ownership of the noun 'book'.
Abbiamo incontrato Paolo al parco.
We met Paolo at the park.
Direct object - it indicates the person who is the receiver of the action in the sentence.
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