Kobe, a japanese city, is Kobe in spanish also. -- Proper Names are not usually translated.
you spell kobe in spanish the same way you spell it in English: Kobe.
Kobe Bryant is better, this is because Kobe is one of those players that you know on a first name basis. If you say: Allen, which one? If you say Kobe, yeah he's the best.
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I'm pretty sure it's Twiga.
Mr. Tortoise or Mr. Turtle Kobe is Swahili for turtoise or turtle, but it does not include the honorific "Mr." If a Swahili-speaker wanted to say Mr. Turtle, he or she would say "Bwana Kobe."
Italian, he spent much of his childhood in Italy when his father (Joe Bryant) was finishing his pro hoop career. He also speaks spanish.
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Kobe by far and all u people who say lebron is better tan Kobe please he is the only one who got close to scoring 100 points lebron made 56 Kobe 82
I don't know. Probably for good look or acting like your Kobe when you try to shoot something in the trash can or maybe if you make it, you're supposedly like Kobe when shooting.
In Samoan, the name "Kobe" is typically pronounced the same way as in English. However, if you're looking for a Samoan equivalent or translation, names are usually not translated but rather transliterated to fit the Samoan phonetic system. Therefore, "Kobe" would remain "Kobe" in Samoa.
Sister in law in Spanish is cunada.
How to say "hi" in spanish is Hola. How to say "bye" in spanish is Adios.