No. 6,573 in Spanish
carl
The word "carl" does not exist in Spanish.
In a sentence
Carl es un hombre muy trabajador.
Carl is a very hard-working man.
The word 'Carl' is used as a proper noun, serving as the subject of the sentence.
El perro de Carl es muy amigable.
Carl's dog is very friendly.
The word 'Carl' denotes possession here, indicating that the dog belongs to Carl.
Carl nunca antes había probado la comida española.
Carl had never tried Spanish food before.
The word 'Carl' refers to the subject of the past perfect tense sentence, indicating his experience.
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