How to Say ‘I buy you something’ in Spain Spanish
Te invite a algo
teh een-BEE-teh ah ahl-goh
[teh een-BEE-teh ah ahl-goh]
Phrase Breakdown
Te invite
teh een-BEE-teh
I buy you / I treat you
'Invitar' in Spain also means 'to pay for someone'. 'Invite' is the subjunctive form, so it ends in '-e': in-VI-te.
Quiero que te invite mi padre.
I want my father to treat you.
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
you
Refers to the person being addressed.
¿Cómo te encuentras hoy?
How are you feeling today?
invite
[een-BEE-teh]
I buy (you a drink) / I treat
Subjunctive of 'invitar'; in bars, to pay for someone's drink.
Quiero que te invite a una caña.
I want to buy you a beer.
a algo
ah ahl-goh
to something (a drink)
'Algo' means 'something', here a drink or snack. Run the two 'a' sounds together: a-AL-go.
¿Vamos a tomar algo?
Shall we go for a drink?
Words in this phrase
a
[ah]
to
A preposition used before an infinitive verb.
Está dispuesto «A» colaborar con el equipo.
He is willing to collaborate with the team.
algo
[ahl-goh]
Something
An unspecified thing or matter.
Me gustaría algo dulce.
I would like something sweet.
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