For her Dad as well obviously.
Which is it? Can anyone cite an interview in which either say their own name?
Cop-ah-lah
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There is no "R" in Coppola. Oh wait you must be British or Aussie ;-)
shareHmmm i dont get it, when its copp-o-la.
The only thing is (if you use Italian accent) the aspirated/pushed "O" in the middle and the last "a" (very aspirated this time), almost a "CO'po-Laa..".
Hard to explain finally (source: Italian family, Italian language as French and Español).
The only thing is (if you use Italian accent) the aspirated/pushed "O" in the middle and the last "a" (very aspirated this time), almost a "CO'po-Laa..".
I have to agree with you here. No R. Both o's are long. Accent on the "Co".