How to Say ‘You'll get the invitation’ in Spain Spanish
Os llegará la invitación
ohs yeh-gah-RAH lah een-bee-tah-see-ohn
[ohs yeh-gah-RAH lah een-bee-tah-see-ohn]
💬 Usage Tip: os is the Spain-only "you" for a group you're on familiar terms with, here you and your partner. Spaniards say os llegará where Latin Americans would say les llegará.
Phrase Breakdown
Os llegará
ohs yeh-gah-RAH
will reach you (all)
'Os' means 'to you all' and is used in Spain for informal plural 'you'. 'Llegará' is the future of 'llegar' (to arrive). Stress the final '-rá'.
Os llegará un paquete.
A package will reach you.
Words in this phrase
Os
[ohs]
you (plural, informal, Spain)
Os is the informal plural object pronoun used in Spain, referring to 'you all.'
Os esperamos a las nueve en la entrada.
We are waiting for you all at nine at the entrance.
llegará
[yeh-gah-RAH]
will arrive
Future of 'llegar', to arrive.
El paquete llegará mañana.
The package will arrive tomorrow.
la invitación
lah een-bee-tah-see-ohn
the invitation
This is a feminine noun with 'la'. Stress the final '-ción', which in Spain sounds like 'thee-ON'.
Gracias por la invitación.
Thanks for the invitation.
Words in this phrase
la
[lah]
the
A definite article used before a feminine singular noun.
«La» gente en esa empresa parece amable.
The people in that company seem kind.
invitación
[een-bee-tah-see-ohn]
invitation
A request for someone to attend an event or activity.
Gracias por la invitación a tu fiesta.
Thank you for the invitation to your party.
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