How to pronounce“kaffa”in English

And it's a great onomatopoeic link to say Kaffa, coffee, which is not actually true.

to be known as Theodosius but which at the time in the 14th century is known as Kaffa, K-A-F-F-A, Kaffa, on the eastern edge of the Crimean Peninsula.

What it means is that the slave markets, like the Genoese one that I mentioned in Kaffa, the slave markets are trading different people,

Khaldi, most stories, is from Kaffa.

It then may have been spread by Mongol armies across the super-continent, where most famously the Mongols besieging the Crimean city of Kaffa reportedly flung plague-ridden corpses

So I'm about to talk about one of the biggest slave markets in Europe, which is Kaffa in the 14th century in Crimea.