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No. 6,371 in Spanish

bernardo

"Bernardo" is a Spanish proper noun, used as a male given name equivalent to "Bernard" in English.

In a sentence

  • Bernardo es un maestro dedicado en su escuela.

    Bernardo is a dedicated teacher at his school.

    Here, 'Bernardo' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name, specifically the person's identity in a professional and descriptive context.

  • Visité el parque que Bernardo recomendó para relajarnos.

    I visited the park that Bernardo recommended for us to relax.

    In this sentence, 'Bernardo' is a proper noun referring to the individual who gave the recommendation in the statement.

  • El libro sobre el rey Bernardo está en la biblioteca.

    The book about King Bernardo is in the library.

    Here, 'Bernardo' is used as a proper noun referring to a historical or fictional figure, specifically a title 'king' associated with Bernardo.

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