This is the 6648th most frequent French word.
jorge
"Jorge" is not a French word; it is a Spanish name equivalent to "George" in English.
Here, 'Jorge' is used as a proper noun to indicate a specific person's name.
Jorge est arrivé à la fête en avance.
Jorge arrived at the party early.
In this sentence, 'Jorge' again serves as a proper noun, identifying the individual's preference and interest.
Jorge adore cuisiner des plats mexicains.
Jorge loves cooking Mexican dishes.
This usage of 'Jorge' indicates possession, showing that the house belongs to Jorge.