No. 1,322 in French
invité
Guest.
In a sentence
Mon invité est arrivé à l'heure.
My guest has arrived on time.
In this sentence, 'invité' is used as a noun to mean 'guest', referring to someone invited to visit or attend.
J'ai invité mes amis à dîner ce soir.
I invited my friends for dinner tonight.
Here, 'invité' is used as a part of the verb 'inviter', meaning 'to invite', indicating the action of requesting someone's presence.
Elle était invitée comme conférencière à cet événement.
She was invited as a speaker to this event.
In this instance, 'invitée' is the past participle used in the passive voice, describing someone who has been invited to a specific role or function.
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