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by SeanLuke
422 days ago
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No, it is not. When they say "capeesh" in the movie, they're trying to say "do you understand?" (second person singular). In Italian, that would be "capisci" (pronounced "ca-pee-shee"). Additionally, capisce ("does he understand?") in Italian, is pronounced "ca-pee-sheh". The "capeesh" is derived from Sicilian. |
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