No. 4,492 in French
invitons
"Invitons" means "let's invite."
In a sentence
Nous invitons la classe à participer à la sortie scolaire.
We invite the class to participate in the school trip.
In this sentence, 'invitons' is used to express the act of inviting someone or a group to an event or activity.
Le professeur dit : 'Invitons nos amis à visiter le musée.'
The teacher says: 'Let us invite our friends to visit the museum.'
Here, 'invitons' is used as a suggestion for a group action the speaker is proposing.
Quand nous organisons des fêtes, nous invitons toujours nos voisins.
When we organize parties, we always invite our neighbors.
In this case, 'invitons' describes a habitual action whereby the subject routinely invites others when organizing parties.
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