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Although the actor has shown support for Cambodian causes and Khmer fans, there is no evidence that Vincenzo Cassano spoke Khmer in the series. The storyline is centered around his legal battles against a corrupt pharmaceutical conglomerate in Korea, and the hidden gold he needs to retrieve, and it does not feature any plot points that would bring him to Cambodia.

In the actual script penned by screenwriter Park Jae-bum, Vincenzo Cassano's multilingual abilities are explicitly tied to his background as an adopted child who grew up in Italy and later returned to South Korea.

Given the lack of direct results, the topic might be a rumor or a niche fan discussion. I need to search more specifically for "Vincenzo Cassano Khmer" or "Vincenzo speak Khmer". Perhaps the user is referring to a specific scene where the character speaks Khmer. I should also search in Khmer using the term "វីនសេនហ្សូ កាសាណូ" (Vincenzo Cassano in Khmer). search results still don't show any evidence of Vincenzo Cassano speaking Khmer. The search for "Vincenzo Cassano speaks Khmer" shows general drama wiki pages. The search for "Vincenzo" "Cambodian" shows results about a Cambodian prime minister meeting a person named Vincenzo Infantino, and other unrelated topics. The search for the Khmer term for Vincenzo Cassano shows casino apps, not the drama. The search for "Vincenzo" "Cambodia" shows a Wikipedia page for a person named Vincenzo Fenili, a clothing brand, and other unrelated topics.

: Featured during interactions involving a Chinese tycoon who hid gold bars underneath Geumga Plaza. Where Did the Khmer Rumor Come From?

, there is of the character speaking Khmer.

: Despite being an adoptee who grew up in Italy, the character is depicted as fluent in Korean, allowing him to navigate the legal and social systems of Seoul.

Vincenzo straightened his jacket. He looked down at Dara with pity, but his eyes were cold.

(Min men chea reung kuoy oy juer del neak kom ning nuk kit dl kar phout kouh mk lue khnom nou ti nih.)