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How to Say ‘Thanks for the game.’ in French

Merci pour la partie.

mehr-see poor lah par-TEE

[mehr-see poor lah par-TEE]

💬 Usage Tip: partie means a round or match of a game, not a party. A party is une fête.

Phrase Breakdown

Merci

[mehr-see]

thanks

Showing gratitude.

Example

Merci pour l'invitation.

Thank you for the invitation.

pour la partie.

poor lah par-TEE

for the game

Here 'la partie' means 'a game or match' (not 'a part'). The final 'e' is silent, so it sounds like 'par-ti'.

Example

On fait une partie ?

Shall we play a game?

Words in this phrase

pour

[poor]

for

Indicating purpose or reason.

Example

C'est pour toi.

It's for you.

la

[lah]

the (feminine singular)

Definite article used before a feminine singular noun.

Example

La réservation est déjà confirmée pour samedi soir.

The reservation is already confirmed for Saturday evening.

partie

[par-TEE]

game / match

A round or match of a game.

Example

On fait une partie de cartes ?

Shall we play a game of cards?

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