Inviting someone who might say no in Spanish
You want to invite someone out on Saturday, and you already know they'll probably say no.
The phrase
Te quiero invitar a comer el fin de semana.10 words10 sentences
The ten words3 of 10
- 1invitar/inbiˈtaɾ/
to inviteverb
To ask someone to come with you or to something.
- 2plan/plan/
plannoun
What someone decides to do and when to do it.
- 3rechazar/retʃaˈsaɾ/
to turn downverb
To say no to something you're offered or asked.
- 4
ocupadobusy
- 5
sugerirto suggest
- 6
insistirto insist
- 7
excusaexcuse
- 8
lástimashame
- 9
vergüenzaembarrassment
- 10
tímidoshy
The sentences3 of 10
Te quiero invitar a comer el fin de semana.
I want to invite you to lunch this weekend.
¿Ya tienes plan para el fin de semana?
Do you already have plans for the weekend?
No quiero rechazar tu plan, pero ese día no puedo.
I don't want to turn down your plan, but I can't that day.
Pronunciation
invitar/inbiˈtaɾ/
The v sounds just like a b.
rechazar/retʃaˈsaɾ/
The z sounds like an s, and the stress falls on the last syllable: re-cha-ZAR.
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- How do you say 'to turn someone down' in Spanish?
- Rechazar, as in 'No quiero rechazar tu plan, pero ese día no puedo.'
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