COOL! I love learning little tidbits like this, thanks Ev!OK Glyn - so I capiche but still have never heard of it ... when I looked up the spelling of capiche, I found this >
You'll never see the word “capiche” in actual Italian. What you'll see instead is capisci (ca-PEESH-ee) or capisce (ca-PEESH-ay), which are both conjugations of the verb capire (“to understand”). It can be used similarly to how English speakers use capiche, but just be warned that capiche is definitely an Americanism
@Poppy - you didn't respond to the person before you before guessing on the person below you.TPBM likes to read
@Poppy - you didn't respond to the person before you before guessing on the person below you.TPBM likes to read
No, can no longer ride a bike but I used to, quite often, during the 1970s.Yes do sometimes shop for clothes online but really prefer to try before I buy. That way when It doesn’t look like it did on the model I don’t have to buy it lol
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