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No. 12,197 in Spanish

invitaron

"They invited."

In a sentence

  • Me invitaron a una fiesta el sábado.

    They invited me to a party on Saturday.

    The word 'invitaron' is the third person plural preterite form of the verb 'invitar', meaning 'to invite'. This indicates that multiple unnamed subjects ('they') extended an invitation to the speaker in the past.

  • Los organizadores del evento invitaron a todos los vecinos.

    The organizers of the event invited all the neighbors.

    Here, 'invitaron' specifies the action performed by 'los organizadores del evento', who invited 'all the neighbors'. This usage emphasizes specifying the subject of the verb.

  • Mis amigos me invitaron a ver una película juntos.

    My friends invited me to watch a movie together.

    In this case, 'invitaron' is used with a specific subject ('mis amigos') and indicates extending an informal invitation.

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