Examples of using "Cappelli" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hats, hats.
How many caps do you own?
I have several caps.
How many caps do you have?
- How many caps do you own?
- How many caps do you have?
I hate hats.
- They didn't take their hats off.
- They didn't off take their hats.
Why do you like wearing hats?
I've got quite a lot of hats.
Where are the hats?
I don't like either hat.
I told them to wear hats.
They threw their hats up into the air.
We often see hats like that.
Please take off your hats.
Where are your hats?
Tom and Mary always wear hats, even inside.
Tom and Mary lost their hats.
Hats are coming into fashion.
Think of donuts, think of hats.
And now hats will remind you of donuts.
They weren't wearing their hats.
- They're not wearing their hats.
- They aren't wearing their hats.
He had no hat on.
I've never seen them wear hats.
Next year, hats will become fashionable.
Why does Tom like wearing hats?
Those hats aren't Tom's and mine.
Tom and Mary have lost their hats.
Tom and Mary wear the same size hats.
Tom had no hat on.
There were no hats in that store that fit me.
Tom and Mary were wearing Santa hats.
There are no hats in that store that fit me.
Now it is true in the moment that you’re thinking of hats,