The Get-PnPProperty is same as Load method just add the properties to the context

BaseCmdlets-Part2.ps1

Import-Module 'C:\Users\basantp\Documents\PNP Blog Section\Code\SharePointPnPPowerShell2013\SharePointPnP.PowerShell.2013.Commands.dll';

try {
        Set-PnPTraceLog -On -LogFile 'C:\Users\basantp\Documents\PNP Blog Section\Code\traceoutput.txt' -Level Error -Delimiter ","
        $Url1 = "<URL>"
        Connect-PnPOnline -Url $Url1 -CurrentCredentials -ErrorAction Stop
        Write-host "Site $Url1 connected".
        $web =Get-PnPWeb
        Get-PnPProperty -ClientObject $web -Property Id
        "Only print the ID : $($web.Id)"
        "IsMultilingual value is : $($web.IsMultilingual)"
        "List Count: $($web.Lists.Count)"
         #This value not going to be print becase this value not loaded by the context using Get-PnPProperty method
        Get-PnPProperty -ClientObject $web -Property Lists , IsMultilingual
        "Only print the title : $($web.Title)" #Title is the default property
        "IsMultilingual value is : $($web.IsMultilingual)"
        "List Count: $($web.Lists.Count)"
catch {
    Write-Host "Site not found"
}
finally{
    Disconnect-PnPOnline 
}
  

This code snippets related to my post on Office 365 With PNP PowerShell 2013: Base Cmdlets .

As the PNP documentation I found some examples and I tried but no luck. As I found some difficulties to get this run. May be I am not expert in PS scripting so in this post. I mentioned simple way to write.