No. 6,923 in Russian
альберто
"Альберто" is a Russian transliteration of the name "Alberto," typically a male given name.
In a sentence
Альберто приехал из Италии вчера.
Alberto arrived from Italy yesterday.
Here, 'Альберто' is a proper noun and functions as the subject of the sentence, referring to a person's name.
Я слышал, что Альберто мечтает посетить Санкт-Петербург.
I heard that Alberto dreams of visiting Saint Petersburg.
In this instance, 'Альберто' is still a proper noun, used to denote the individual to whom the reported thought or action belongs.
Мы встретили Альберто у музея.
We met Alberto near the museum.
'Альберто' here is again a proper noun and is the direct object of the verb 'встретили', indicating the person who is the recipient of the action.
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