No. 9,097 in Spanish
walter
"Walter" is not a Spanish word; it is a proper name used in both English and Spanish-speaking contexts.
In a sentence
Walter es mi vecino en la ciudad.
Walter is my neighbor in the city.
Here, 'Walter' is used as a proper noun to refer to a person named Walter.
Siempre le pido consejos a Walter sobre mi jardín.
I always ask Walter for advice about my garden.
In this case, 'Walter' once again refers to the same individual, used to indicate someone with gardening expertise.
El perro de Walter es muy amigable.
Walter's dog is very friendly.
Here, 'Walter' is used possessively to show ownership of the dog by Walter.
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