Speak Italian Like a Real Italian - #5 - The Meaning Of -SI CHIAMA PIETRO!- (Subs)

Ok, come on, can I use my bicycle? No, no problem. But remember, his name is Pietro. His name is Pietro. Hey, I was talking about a bicycle and all of a sudden I said His name is Pietro. It's called Pietro. What was I really talking about? Let's find out. Hey, hello everyone once again. This is your Italian friend Luca and this is my channel Dolce Vita. I'm going to teach you to speak Italian like a real Italian, like a native Italian speaker. Before we get started, remember, if you like this video, mi piace, thumbs up. In the description below, you're going to find a lot of extra learning material. So check it out once you're done watching the video. In Italian, when we say Si chiama Pietro about something, we're basically cutting short the sentence, which is It's called Pietro and it comes back. So Pietro indietro is the rhyme. We don't say the whole sentence, so the second part of the sentence is implied. So you want to borrow something? Ok, fine, but remember to return it to me. Let's go back to the dialogue. Ok, come on, can I use my bicycle? Well, ok, you can use my bicycle. No, nessun problema, ma ricordati si chiama Pietro. No, no problem, but remember it's called Pietro. So it has to come back, indietro. Do you like this expression? Anything similar in your language? Let me know in the comments below. This is it for today. See you soon in the next video. Ciao!