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In an English-speaking setting, yikes.
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Fizzy....
coincidence... I just read a book set in Appalachia ca. 1900, that had a male character named Culla. I wonder if there is any connection between that and Cola.
coincidence... I just read a book set in Appalachia ca. 1900, that had a male character named Culla. I wonder if there is any connection between that and Cola.
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In an English-speaking context, completely silly
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It’s an old fashioned Italian nickname for Nicola (boy’s name). It’s terrible in English.
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Terrible
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It does remind me how there was a character named Soda Pop in "The Outsiders" but this character was the brother of the protagonist named Pony Boy... so take that for what it's worth lol
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I have a friend who called me Soda Pop because I’m from Minnesota😝
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Too reminiscent of a certain soda.
This message was edited 6/21/2023, 4:15 PM
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As a full name: child abuse. As a nickname for Nicola: unconvincing, but might amuse a room full of 8-year-olds for a few minutes.
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Like coca-cola?
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It’s slang for ‘butt’ in Spanish, so no thanks!
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Coca or Pepsi?
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