How to Say ‘Offer’ in Traditional Chinese
邀請
yāo qǐng
[yāo qǐng]
💬 Usage Tip: 邀請 is a verb meaning "invite," even though English often uses a noun like "an invitation" or "an offer." For a noun, you'd usually say 邀請 in a fuller phrase like 你的邀請.
Phrase Breakdown
邀請
yāo qǐng
[yāo qǐng]
invite
To ask someone to join an event or activity.
我邀請你週末來我家玩。
I invite you to come over to my house this weekend.
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