No. 8,539 in Spanish
ronald
"Ronald" is not a Spanish word; it is a proper noun, typically a given name.
In a sentence
Ronald está leyendo un libro interesante.
Ronald is reading an interesting book.
Proper noun as a subject, referring to a person's name in the sentence.
Me encontré con Ronald en el parque ayer.
I met Ronald at the park yesterday.
Proper noun used as an object, identifying the person being interacted with.
¿Ronald vendrá a la fiesta esta noche?
Will Ronald come to the party tonight?
Proper noun posed as part of a query, referring to a person whose presence is questioned.
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