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KOH-leh is an Italian pronunciation of 'Cole'. The name in English isn't native to Italy. Sometimes, native speakers try to respect the pronunciation rules of the original language of foreign and loan words. Other times, they just settle for the rules in their own native language.
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What race is Keyshia Cole's dad?
Rumors stated that Keyshia Cole's biological father was Italian-American. This has not been confirmed.
Where did the word cauliflower come from?
In Latin and Italian for a flowering cabbage. Latin caulis flora and Italian cole florye
Is Cole Sprouse American?
No, he and his brother Dylan Sprouse are both Italian.
Does Dylan speak English?
no, he speaks Italian only. cole translates for him.
Does sprouse speak English?
no, he speaks Italian only. cole translates for him.
Are Cole and Dylan Sprouse Italian?
I'm not really sure but i know they were born in Italy and speak Italian fluently.
A family of florentine bankers and statesem prominent in Italian renaissance history?
cole thomas
What language does Cole Sprouse speak?
since cole sprouse lives in America, he speaks English, but since he was born in Italy, he speaks some Italian. hope i helped!
What nationalities are Dylan and Cole Sprouse?
Dylan and Cole's nationaities include: Dutch,German,Italian-American, and Cherokee Native-American.They are Italian natives from Italy.Their parents American natives from USA.Their dad is also Dutch and German and their mom is Cherokee Indian.Their last name sprouse is from Neitherlands Holland.They are mainly Dutch and German,then Italian and Native-American
Are Dylan and Cole Sprouse Irish?
no people, relax they are Italian search c Cole and Dylan Sprouse and u will find that out. =D dah they are from Italy search cole and Dylan sprouse and u will find that out !!!!!!!!!!!!
What is 'Cherly Cole' in Italian?
KEHR-lee KOH-leh is an Italian pronunciation of 'Cherly Cole'. This set of a first and last name isn't a set that tends to occur natively in Italian. Sometimes, native speakers try to follow the pronunciation rules of the original languages of foreign and loan words. Other times, they just use their own language's pronunciation rules. For example, the spelling 'che' tends to be pronounced 'keh' in Italian, and 'cheh' or 'sheh' in English'.
Is Dylan and Cole Sprouse Greek?
no people they are Italian i just ansered that two seconds ago u are driving me crazy dahhhhhhhhhh
