No. 4,081 in Spanish
emanuel
In Spanish, "Emanuel" is a given name of Hebrew origin meaning "God is with us."
In a sentence
Emanuel es el amigo más confiable que tengo.
Emanuel is the most reliable friend I have.
The word 'Emanuel' is employed as a proper noun in this sentence, serving as the name of a person.
Espero que Emanuel llegue a tiempo para la reunión.
I hope Emanuel arrives on time for the meeting.
Here, 'Emanuel' acts as the subject of the sentence, emphasizing his punctuality regarding a scheduled event.
La idea que compartí con Emanuel fue muy bien recibida.
The idea I shared with Emanuel was very well received.
In this example, 'Emanuel' is the recipient of the direct object, illustrating interaction or communication from the speaker to him.
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