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19 lip 2020 · Capeesh meaning “Do you understand” is best described, using the vision of the Italian-American Madre, who has already taken off her slipper to give you some of the “treatment” for misbehaving, add a few octaves and choice words, and you get the picture.
10 sie 2023 · From “fuggedaboutit” to “mamaluke,” Italian American slang is full of colorful and distinct phrases that add a touch of humor and personality to everyday conversation. So where does this unique language come from?
22 lis 2023 · Now let’s explore some commonly used Italian-American slang words and expressions that serve various functions in everyday language. Ammonini [aa-moe-NEE-nee]
27 paź 2023 · Italian American slang is a vibrant and distinctive linguistic treasure that tells a story of a community’s enduring cultural identity. For generations, Italian-Americans have used slang as a way to not only preserve their heritage but also forge a unique cultural identity.
6 sie 2019 · Formal Ways to Say “Do You Understand” in Italian: When addressing someone formally, such as a person you don’t know well or someone you want to show respect to, you can use these phrases to ask if they understand: Capisce? (pronounced: kah-PEE-sheh) Ha capito? (pronounced: ah kah-PEE-toh) Comprende? (pronounced: kohm-PREHN-deh)
22 lis 2023 · The Italian equivalent is you understand. This is a very famous Italian-American slang term used to ask someone if they understand something (“Do you know what I mean?”).
15 lip 2023 · The meaning of the word capisce is unambiguous, and it means “Do u understand?” or “Do u get it?” Initially, it was an Italian word, but it was adapted to the English language, and today it is used as American slang. It is an informal way to ask someone if they get what you are saying.
