Jack Savoretti

Yeah, but... I've got a blue one, she's got a burgundy, whatever.

Yeah, well, you know, it's matching.

It's like you love each other.

Would you ever move to Italy?

Realistically, like in a dream world, yes.

But I think it's a very tough, for what I do, for what we do, realistically now with my kids who have grown up, they're very, my kids are- Are they bilingual?

Please I can't be the teacher the tutor as well.

No, but you also feel rude Yeah, like when we lived in London It was okay ish because I had some Italian friends in London and all that but in the countryside You really feel like you're proving a point.

You're making a point.

I do think they call it mother tongue for a reason.

Like friends of mine with couples, bilingual couples.

So it's your wife's fault?

No.

Yeah, I'm blaming my wife.

My English wife.

She can't speak Italian.

Yeah, it's tough for her to teach it then.

I think exactly that's what I always say but I'm like if she we did like when we do go to Italy and my wife does start trying to speak Italian you can see the kids suddenly engage with it like much more than if I'm doing it like it's taken sort of as it is what it is if papa speaks it but friends of mine who are bilingual your papa

How can I rebrand to Papa?

Actually, my little one right now keeps trying to say, when she's trying to be cute, she says, daddy, daddy, daddy.