This is the 989th most frequent German word.
charles
The word "Charles" is not inherently German; it is a proper noun, typically used as a name. In German, "Charles" would remain the same as a name or be translated to "Karl" depending on the context.
In this sentence, 'Charles' is used as a proper noun representing a person's first name.
Charles ist ein talentierter Musiker.
Charles is a talented musician.
In this case, 'Charles' is used figuratively or as a reference to someone known for saying or promoting the statement.
Wie Charles sagen würde: "Die beste Zeit ist immer jetzt."
As Charles would say, "The best time is always now."
Here, 'Charles' is used to refer to a specific individual remembered or previously mentioned in context.