Examples of using "Capire" in a sentence and their english translations:
Make me understand.
Try to understand.
Help me to understand.
I'll make them understand.
I can understand Tom.
I'll help you to understand.
Do you still not understand?
Can't you understand?
You still don't understand.
- I think I understand.
- I believe I understand.
I think I understand.
I can understand this.
- I am beginning to understand.
- I am beginning to understand it.
- I'm beginning to understand.
Tom began to understand.
I'm trying to understand.
- I think I understand.
- I think I understood.
- I think I've understood.
- I believe I understand.
Now I begin to understand.
Tom is trying to understand.
I can't understand Tom.
I can understand Berber.
I can understand how you feel.
I can understand your anger.
Can you understand French?
You're too young to understand.
Why can't you understand?
You should understand him.
Tom couldn't understand.
I'm starting to get the idea.
to make my point.
Go figure.
Tom wanted to understand.
Tom seemed to understand.
I'll make him understand.
I'll make her understand.
You can't understand.
Can you understand?
Can you understand?
I'm beginning to get the idea.
There's nothing to understand.
- I can understand it.
- I can understand them.
- I can understand her.
- You understand French, don't you?
- You can understand French, right?
You will need time to understand.
Can't you understand French?
- I think I understand.
- I think that I understand.
Tom pretended not to understand.
I think I get the general idea.
Tom can understand French.
I still don't understand this.
He's too young to understand.
She's too young to understand.
I can understand why.
How can I make you understand?
How can I make you understand?
I can't understand those comments.
Can you make yourself understood in English?
We're beginning to see why.
we have to uncover and understand
we have to be very, very clear
Need to figure out a way down this.
It is easy to understand why:
- Nobody can understand it.
- Nobody can understand him.
- What is there to understand?
- What's to understand?
I still don't understand.
Tom wouldn't understand.
- I think I get the idea.
- I think I've got an idea.
- Don't you understand yet?
- Do you still not understand?
- Does he still not understand?
- It is hard to understand.
- It's hard to understand.
I wanted to fully understand
We need to understand why.
Is it easy to understand?
Stop pretending to not understand.
This book is difficult to understand.
Help me understand!
I found it difficult to make myself understood in English.
They can understand me.
I can't understand your organization.
I knew you were smart enough to understand.
I can understand your point of view.
I can't understand your language.
Frankly speaking, it's difficult to understand why you want to go.
Speak more slowly; I can't understand.
Don't you understand yet?
I can see why you don't like Tom.
He couldn't understand the sentence.
I can't understand the meaning.
Can you make yourselves understood in English?
He found it difficult to make himself understood in German.
Don't scold her; she's too young to understand.