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se kòt nò nan Repiblik Dominikèn li te ye nan twa non, Vèt, Amber &amp; Silver Côtes yo: Green pou Flora yo Fertile &amp; fon bò kòt la tout antye, Amber pou lajan moun depoze yo rich Amber ki kole soti ak rivyè yo, ak an ajan pou la non Christopher Columbus te bay Puerto Plata, oswa Silver Port. Li rele l 'konsa gras a yon plant k ap grandi bò rivaj la (Peperomia Caperata kolore). refleksyon yo ajan soti nan fèy li yo te fè l 'panse te gen trezò jwenn. Nan fen a, li te fè jwenn li ankò. Pa yon bwat trezò, men yon peyi kote ki gen plen an lò vèt, ak ki kote li te ateri te pi rich nan tout.
eng
The north coast of the Dominican Republic is known by three names, the Green, Amber &amp; Silver Coasts: Green for the lush flora &amp; fauna along the entire coast, Amber for the rich amber deposits that flush out with the rivers, and Silver for the name Christopher Columbus gave to Puerto Plata, or Silver Port. He named it so thanks to a plant growing along the shore (Peperomia Caperata Variegate). The silver reflections from its leaves made him think there was treasure to find. In the end, he did find it. Not a treasure chest, but a land of full of green gold, and where he landed was richest of all.