No. 9,932 in German
ole
The German word "ole" is not standard; it may be a misspelling or mimicry of "olé," an exclamation of approval or encouragement, often used in Spanish contexts.
In a sentence
Ole kommt aus Dänemark und ist mein neuer Nachbar.
Ole comes from Denmark and is my new neighbor.
In this sentence, 'Ole' is a personal name, likely referring to a male individual.
Im Stadion rief die begeisterte Menge 'Ole! Ole!' in Sprechchören.
In the stadium, the enthusiastic crowd chanted 'Ole! Ole!' in choruses.
Here, 'Ole' is used as an expression of excitement or cheer, often heard in sports contexts.
Die alte Lampe hatte ein antikes Flair und erinnerte an vergangene Epochen.
The old lamp had an antique flair and reminded of past eras.
In this context, the word 'ole' is not directly present, but 'alte' (which sounds somewhat similar) means 'old' in German.
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