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How to Say ‘Tonight it's on me.’ in Spain Spanish

Esta noche invito yo.

eh-stah NOH-cheh een-BEE-toh yo

[eh-stah NOH-cheh een-BEE-toh yo]

Phrase Breakdown

Esta noche

eh-stah NOH-cheh

Tonight

It literally means 'this night'. Pronounce 'ch' as in English 'church': NO-che.

Example

Esta noche salimos.

Tonight we're going out.

Words in this phrase

Esta

[eh-stah]

this

Used to describe something that is near the speaker or has been mentioned before.

Example

Esta casa es muy bonita.

This house is very beautiful.

noche

[NOH-cheh]

night / evening

The period after dark.

Example

Cenamos por la noche.

We eat dinner at night.

invito yo.

een-BEE-toh yo

it's my treat.

'Invitar' means 'to treat or pay for someone'. Putting 'yo' at the end stresses that I am the one paying. Stress in-VI-to.

Example

Hoy invito yo.

Today it's on me.

Words in this phrase

invito

[een-BEE-toh]

I invite / treat

From 'invitar'; in bars means 'I'll pay for you'.

Example

Hoy invito yo.

Today it's on me.

[yo]

Used by a speaker to refer to himself or herself.

Example

Yo soy el que hablo.

I am the one speaking.

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