There's this sicilian phrase heard quite a bit throughout the Godfather movies, I'm not quite sure what it is, though, or what it means. In Godfather II, Clemenza says it to Vito after breaking open the door to the plush apartment. The DVD English subtitles it as "Come on in", which is a mistake, though it does sound very much like "Come on in". Also, In Godfather III, Mosca says it to his associate (son?) after shooting Don Tomassino. Does anyone know what it is and what it exactly means?

What does he say? Try to spell it out and I might be able to give you the gist of things, but I dont ganentee anything.