Classify Italian footballer Rolando Mandragora

[Charlemagne7]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DeLFE17VwAAUcAM.jpg

https://www.juventus.com/images/image/private/t_editorial_landscape_12_desktop/dev/jpefitmigqldc6govpax.jpg

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https://acefootball.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/GettyImages-1174173256.jpg

https://sortitoutsi.net/uploads/megapacks/cutoutfaces/originals/11.10/43159580.png

[chociprasa]

East Med-Arabid

[Charlemagne7]

Bump

[Pietro97]

mena

[Latinus]

Funkeiro.

[Charlemagne7]

Funkeiro.

Would he be seen as white in Brazil?

[Latinus]

Would he be seen as white in Brazil?

More like moreno claro.

[Charlemagne7]

:hiding:

[Dirdepo]

Roma-nian, what does -gora mean in Italian

[Charlemagne7]

Roma-nian, what does -gora mean in Italian

I thought it was an Italian surname

[Dirdepo]

I thought it was an Italian surname

In my language it means ro-gora "Gypsy Mountain"

[Charlemagne7]

In my language it means ro-gora "Gypsy Mountain"

In Fijian? :laugh:

[Dirdepo]

In Fijian? :laugh:

In any Slavic

[Arūnas]

mandra (mądra) gora (góra) - smart mountain, he is Polish basically :rolleyes:

[Charlemagne7]

In my language it means ro-gora "Gypsy Mountain"

Just noticed this, it is RA-gora not ro-gora. Does that mean anything?

[Charlemagne7]

Bump