This is the 1744th most frequent Spanish word.
john
In Spanish, "john" does not have a specific meaning; it is typically used as a borrowed English name.
In this context, 'Juan' is a proper noun referring to a person's name, equating to 'John' in English.
Juan es un amigo leal.
John is a loyal friend.
Here, 'váter' is slang for toilet, corresponding to the colloquial English term 'john'.
El váter está en la esquina.
The john is in the corner.
In this sentence, 'John' is directly referenced as a name in English.