No. 409 in Italian
partite
"Partite" in Italian means "matches" (as in sports games) or "depart" (plural form of "partita" or the verb "partire"). Context determines its use.
In a sentence
Le partite di calcio di ieri sono state emozionanti.
Yesterday's football matches were exciting.
Here, 'partite' refers to sports matches, specifically football matches, in the plural form.
Non dimenticate di portare le vostre partite IVA al commercialista.
Don't forget to bring your VAT numbers to the accountant.
In this context, 'partite' is part of the phrase 'partite IVA,' which refers to tax or VAT numbers in Italy.
Sono già partite le vendite dei biglietti per il concerto.
Ticket sales for the concert have already started.
Here, 'partite' is the past participle of 'partire,' used to describe that the sales have commenced.
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