Examples of 'capisce' in a sentence
Meaning of "capisce"
Capisce (noun): An informal term derived from the Italian 'Capisci' meaning 'Do you understand?'
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- "Get it?"; "understood?".
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I can sure capisce that.
I capisce just fine.
You better not sleep on the beats, capisce.
I am incommunicado capisce? I am unreachable.
Zitto bimbo cattivo, guarda che La gente capisce.
Did he just capisce me?
Yeah, but about the pancakes, we still have a batch going on… Capisce.
Say capisce back, then I will tell you.
I know a couple firefighters Capisce? Capisce.
Totally capisce. We capisce.
For dinner, we went to their Italian restaurant called Capisce Ristorante Italiano.
Capisce? No capisce.
I am incommunicado capisce?
You better not sleep on the beats, capisce All right, all right, all right!
We can not leave them alone . Capisce.
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These guys just off the boat don't always capisce too good, you know? Uh-huh.
Okay, I count cash, you count sheep You better not sleep on the beats, capisce.
All right . Capisce.
Well, maybe there is a new guinea pig in your cage . Capisce that?
Good call . Capisce.
With no privacy, there is no dignity . Capisce?
These guys just off the boat do not always capisce too good, you know?
You gentlemen have a good night, we're closed. No capisce.
Hey, there it is! I capisce you.
My boy, Now was the king of your own castle. - Capisce.
On the dot. Capisce.
I will write up a contract, and we can all move on with our lives . - Capisce? - Capisce.
Ai not so hot? No capisce.
Can you give us a second? Capisce.
You know how Charles is. Capisce.
We have got gold in here. Capisce gold?
Can you pull over? Yeah, capisce.
Murdock was telling me that you are still afraid of flying . - Capisce? - Capisce.
It means, understand? I capisce you.
