No. 7,846 in Spanish
marriott
"Marriott" is not a Spanish word; it is a proper noun referring to an international hotel chain.
In a sentence
Me hospedé en el hotel Marriott durante mis vacaciones.
I stayed at the Marriott hotel during my vacation.
Here, 'Marriott' is used as a proper noun and the name of a hotel brand.
El restaurante del Marriott tiene platos deliciosos.
The restaurant at the Marriott has delicious dishes.
In this sentence, 'Marriott' serves as a reference to the establishment connected to the hotel chain.
Marriott es una cadena hotelera con presencia mundial.
Marriott is a hotel chain with worldwide presence.
This example illustrates 'Marriott' as a brand name, referring to the company as a whole.
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