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Andare in bicicletta and ciclismo are Italian equivalents of the English word "cycling." Context makes clear whether "to go cycling" with friends (case 1), or "cycling" with other sports-minded participants (example 2) suits. The respective pronunciations will be "an-DA-rey een BEE-tchee-KLET-ta" and "tchee-KLEE-zmo" in Pisan Italian.
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