How to Say ‘You're both invited, of course.’ in Spain Spanish
Estáis invitados, claro.
es-TAH-ees een-bee-TAH-dohs KLAH-roh
[es-TAH-ees een-bee-TAH-dohs KLAH-roh]
💬 Usage Tip: invitados ends in -os because the couple is a man and a woman. A mixed group always takes the -os ending.
🇪🇸 In Spain: At Spanish weddings, guests usually give money rather than a gift, often by bank transfer, and the amount roughly covers the cost of your meal. Ask family what's expected.
Phrase Breakdown
Estáis
[es-TAH-ees]
you all are
Form of 'estar' for 'vosotros'.
Estáis muy guapos.
You all look great.
invitados
[een-bee-TAH-dohs]
invited
Plural past participle of 'invitar'.
Todos están invitados a la fiesta.
Everyone is invited to the party.
claro
[KLAH-roh]
of course
A natural response meaning of course, sure, or certainly.
Claro, ahora te pongo el café.
Of course, I'll get your coffee now.
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