As I watched the delightful Pixar film Luca for the first time, I found myself giggling at the phrases and words in Italian, unsure as to why there weren't subtitles to translate them. Although none of them really matter much in terms of understanding what's going on, a lot of them — Giulia's phrases, mostly — are hilarious and witty (Luca's last name translates to "crab"!).

Luckily, Pixar is offering your kids a free Italian lesson so that they, too, can learn what it is that Alberto is saying to Luca as he gets on the train at the end of the movie. OK, so they don't translate that one, but director Enrico Casarosa explained the phrase further in a tweet.