Examples of using "Capiti" in a sentence and their english translations:
We hope it doesn't happen again.
Did you understand them?
How often are you here?
We expect that to happen.
Are you here often?
- How often do you visit Boston?
- How often are you in Boston?
And once you understand what they care about,
Have we understood each other?
- I hope that never happens to me.
- I hope that that never happens to me.
If anything should ever happen to me, you can look here.
We expect that to happen.
- We hope that doesn't happen.
- We hope that that doesn't happen.
Why do you think this happens?
- I hope that doesn't happen.
- I hope that that doesn't happen.
I don't want that happening.
What's likely to happen?
I didn't understand them.
- Let's hope that doesn't happen.
- Let's hope that that doesn't happen.
I'm still waiting for it to happen.
- I hope that doesn't happen again.
- I hope that that doesn't happen again.
Let's hope something good happens.
Tom wants that to happen again.
I've never understood them.
That's highly unlikely to happen.
Tom doesn't want the same thing to happen again.
We don't expect that to happen.
We can't risk that happening.
children who don't feel understood, children who suffer.
Whatever happens, we'll always be friends.
- Make sure nothing happens to Tom.
- Make sure that nothing happens to Tom.
We should always wear a seatbelt in case we have an accident.
- I don't think that's likely to happen.
- I don't think that that's likely to happen.
- I thought I understood you.
- I thought that I understood you.
Did I get you right?
I didn't understand you.