How to Say ‘You’re inviting me’ in French
Tu m'invites
tew m an-veet
[tew m an-veet]
💬 Usage Tip: [M'] in [tu m'invites] is the short form of [me] before a vowel, so it cannot stand alone. The same pattern gives [tu m'appelles] and [il m'écoute].
Phrase Breakdown
Tu
[tew]
you
Informal singular subject pronoun, used when speaking casually or flirtatiously.
Tu m'invites ou tu continues juste à sourire ?
Are you inviting me, or are you just going to keep smiling?
m'
[m]
me
Contracted object pronoun before a vowel; means 'me.'
Tu m'invites et je réfléchirai à ton cas.
You invite me, and I’ll think about your case.
invites
[an-veet]
invite
From 'inviter'; often means inviting someone out or buying them a drink.
Tu m'invites, et je promets d'être indulgente.
You invite me, and I promise to be lenient.
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