How to Say ‘Tonight we watch the match, okay?’ in Italian
Stasera guardiamo la partita, d'accordo?
stah-SEH-rah gwar-DYAH-moh lah par-TEE-tah d ahk-KOHR-doh
[stah-SEH-rah gwar-DYAH-moh lah par-TEE-tah d ahk-KOHR-doh]
Phrase Breakdown
Stasera
[stah-SEH-rah]
tonight
Short for 'questa sera', this evening.
Stasera esco con gli amici.
Tonight I'm going out with friends.
guardiamo la partita,
gwar-DYAH-moh lah par-TEE-tah
we watch the match,
Italians often use the present tense for future plans. Keep 'la partita' together.
Guardiamo la partita al bar.
We watch the match at the bar.
Words in this phrase
guardiamo
[gwar-DYAH-moh]
we watch
'We' form of 'guardare', to watch or look at.
Guardiamo un film?
Shall we watch a movie?
la
[lah]
the
The feminine singular definite article, used before nouns like 'cultura.'
"La" cultura di questa impresa mi interessa molto.
"The" culture of this company interests me a lot.
partita
[par-TEE-tah]
match; game
A feminine noun meaning a sports match or game, such as a football match.
"partita" in "La partita" indica il match di calcio.
"partita" in "La partita" indicates the football match.
d'accordo?
d ahk-KOHR-doh
okay? / agreed?
This asks for agreement. Hold the double 'c' and stress 'COR': dac-COR-do.
Ci vediamo alle otto, d'accordo?
See you at eight, okay?
Words in this phrase
d'
[d]
of (part of 'd'accordo')
Shortened 'di' forming the expression 'd'accordo', okay/agreed.
Sono d'accordo con te.
I agree with you.
accordo
[ahk-KOHR-doh]
agreement (okay)
With d' it means 'okay, agreed'.
D'accordo, andiamo.
Okay, let's go.
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