No. 4,321 in Spanish
raymond
"Raymond" is not a Spanish word; it is a given name in English.
In a sentence
Raymond juega baloncesto por las tardes.
Raymond plays basketball in the afternoons.
In this sentence, 'Raymond' is used as a proper noun, indicating the name of an individual performing the action.
Me encontré una novela escrita por Raymond Chandler.
I came across a novel written by Raymond Chandler.
Here, 'Raymond' is part of the full name of a famous author's proper noun, providing context as the creator of the mentioned work.
El centro cultural Raymond es muy visitado.
The Raymond Cultural Center is very visited.
In this context, 'Raymond' is used as part of a place 'raymond cultural center', attributing the name to a noun that represents a location.
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