Vocabulario de pizza en una pizzería en Chile

What does “trozos” mean in Spanish?

In the clip the host visits a Chilean pizzería and says “venden pizza por trozos” — they sell pizza by the piece, not a whole pie. A “trozo” is a piece cut from something larger, so here it means one slice. He explains the place borrowed the idea from New York: now you pick a single slice in the flavour you want. Knowing “trozo” helps you order just one piece where food comes cut into portions.

Spoken line: “venden pizza por trozos” — “they sell pizza by the slice.” “trozo” = a piece cut from something bigger. A few ways you’ll hear it: - “Dame un trozo de pizza.” — “Give me a slice of pizza.” - “¿Quieres un trozo de pastel?” — “Do you want a piece of cake?” - “Lo corté en trozos pequeños.” — “I cut it into small pieces.” In the clip you also hear “compra un trozo más una bebida” (buys one slice plus a drink) and “puedes comer cuantos trozos quieras” (you can eat as many slices as you want). In everyday speech many people say “pedazo” for the same idea, so “un pedazo de pizza” works too.