capisci

You have to save the lines for when they will have the most effect, capisci?

Supernatural: Hammer of the Gods - Pink Raygun.com 2010

First you set up your bowling pins, then you knock them down, capisci?

Jackson Williams: Dr. Rove Will See You Now, Gov. Palin 2009

Unbelievable, I am not sayng you are not mature, I mean give it a try,it will be more up to your standard,closer to your level,capisci?

Think Progress » Friedman Blasts Liberals, Claims They Believe Arabs Are ‘Incapable Of Democracy’ 2007

Unbelievable, I am not sayng you are not mature, I mean give it a try,it will be more up to your standard,closer to your level,capisci?

Think Progress » ANALYSIS: A Comparison Of How Presidential Contenders Have Engaged The Netroots 2007

*References: à deux pas (de) = a few steps (from); il est beau = he is handsome; gentil(le) = nice; le souper (m) = dinner; capeesh = American slang for the Italian "capisci?"

French Word-A-Day: 2005

*References: à deux pas (de) = a few steps (from); il est beau = he is handsome; gentil(le) = nice; le souper (m) = dinner; capeesh = American slang for the Italian "capisci?"

le haricot - French Word-A-Day 2005

I "like" how Marcus uses the word 'hackintosh' repeatedly, as if their owners were some low-life hackers; listen, buddy, if I buy a piece of hardware and a piece of software to put on it, then I can do whatever I want with it, capisci?

News Tom's Hardware US 2009

I "like" how Marcus uses the word 'hackintosh' repeatedly, as if their owners were some low-life hackers; listen, buddy, if I buy a piece of hardware and a piece of software to put on it, then I can do whatever I want with it, capisci?

News Tom's Hardware US 2009

(The story that originally appeared here, with the French vocabulary (below) is now a part of this book.) * References: à deux pas (de) = a few steps (from); il est beau = he is handsome; gentil (le) = nice; le souper (m) = dinner; capeesh = American slang for the Italian "capisci?"

French Word-A-Day: 2005

(The story that originally appeared here, with the French vocabulary (below) is now a part of this book.) * References: à deux pas (de) = a few steps (from); il est beau = he is handsome; gentil (le) = nice; le souper (m) = dinner; capeesh = American slang for the Italian "capisci?"

French Word-A-Day: 2005