How to Say ‘Today it's my treat’ in Spain Spanish
Hoy invito yo
oy een-BEE-toh yo
[oy een-BEE-toh yo]
💬 Usage Tip: Putting yo after the verb stresses who's paying: "I'm the one treating". invitar here means "to pay for someone", not just "to invite".
Phrase Breakdown
Hoy
[oy]
Today
Referring to the present day.
Hoy es un buen día para empezar de nuevo.
Today is a good day to start anew.
invito
[een-BEE-toh]
I invite / treat
From 'invitar'; in bars means 'I'll pay for you'.
Hoy invito yo.
Today it's on me.
yo
[yo]
I
Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself.
Yo soy el que hablo.
I am the one speaking.
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