match
In Italian, the word 'partita' is used to refer to a match or game in sports. It can also refer to a game in other contexts, such as a chess match or a match of cards. The word is used in the same way as in English, as a noun, and is usually accompanied by a definite or indefinite article (e.g., 'la partita' or 'una partita').
I watched the football match yesterday.
This example shows the use of 'partita' to mean a match or game, typically of a sport. 'Calcio' is Italian for 'football' or 'soccer', and 'ieri' means 'yesterday'.
When does your tennis match start?
This sentence demonstrates another use of 'partita' in the context of a sports game. Here, it is referring to a 'tennis match'. 'Quando' is the Italian word for 'When', 'inizia' means 'starts' and 'tua' is 'your'.
The match was very exciting.
This sentence uses 'partita' again in a sports context. It shows how one can describe the game with an adjective, in this case, 'emozionante', meaning 'exciting'. 'È stata' translates to 'was'.