How to Say ‘I invite you’ in Mexican Spanish
Te invito
teh een-BEE-toh
[teh een-BEE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: [Invitar] often means "to treat" or "to buy someone something," not just "to invite." So [Te invito un café] means "I'll buy you a coffee."
Phrase Breakdown
Te
[teh]
you / to you
Object pronoun meaning you; indicates the invitation is for the other person.
Te invito si prometes seguir hablando conmigo.
I’ll treat you if you promise to keep talking to me.
invito
[een-BEE-toh]
I invite / I'll buy you
From invitar; in a bar context it often means I’ll treat you to a drink.
Si me haces reír otra vez, te invito algo.
If you make me laugh again, I’ll buy you something.
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