This is the 4046th most frequent German word.
william
The word "William" is not German; it is an English proper noun, a given name.
Here, 'William' again functions as a proper noun but connects with an action attributed to the person, enhancing context about the individual's activities.
Die Gedichte, die William schrieb, sind sehr beeindruckend.
The poems that William wrote are very impressive.
In this sentence, 'William' is used as a proper noun within a question and subsequent statement, demonstrating its use in dialogue or casual reference.
Hast du William gesehen? Er war gestern auf der Party.
Did you see William? He was at the party yesterday.
The word 'William' is used as a proper noun, referring to a person's name, specifically the subject of the sentence.