No. 1,520 in Spanish
george
The Spanish word "george" does not exist; it is an English name.
In a sentence
George vive en una ciudad muy grande.
George lives in a very big city.
Here, 'George' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
El perro llamado George es muy juguetón.
The dog named George is very playful.
In this sentence, 'George' identifies the name of the dog, showing use in pet names.
Me acuerdo de mi amigo George cada vez que veo ese cuadro.
I remember my friend George every time I see that painting.
Here, 'George' highlights its use in personal memory, designating a friend.
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