No. 1,128 in Swedish
charles
"Charles" is not a Swedish word; it is a proper noun, commonly a given name.
In a sentence
Charles är en mycket artig kille.
Charles is a very polite guy.
In this sentence, 'Charles' is used as a proper noun referring to a person.
Vi ska besöka Charles nästa vecka.
We are going to visit Charles next week.
Here 'Charles' is again a proper noun, referring to a specific individual whom the speakers know and plan to visit.
Jag undrar om Charles har läst boken jag skickade till honom.
I wonder if Charles has read the book I sent to him.
In this instance, 'Charles' is used to address or indicate a certain person named Charles, who is being indirectly discussed in the conversation.
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