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nosotros invitamos

invite, invite over

→ invitar
invit to invite + amos we-form verb ending (present or preterite)
verb · present tense / past tense, 1st-person plural Rare #41,154
invite, invite over The present-tense form can mean either “we invite” or “we invited”; context determines which.
SP: Invitamos a nuestros amigos a cenar.
EN: We invite our friends to dinner.
Conjugation of invitar
Indicative present
SingularPlural
First invito invitamos
Second invitas —
Third invita invitan
Subjunctive present
SingularPlural
First invito invitamos
Second invitas —
Third invita invitan
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First invité invitamos
Second invitaste —
Third invitó —

Invitamos a diez parejas a la fiesta.

We invited ten couples to the party.

Nosotros no los invitamos, deben ser del lado del novio.

We didn't invite them; they must be on the groom's side.

— 3 Idiotas (2009)

Invitamos a un francés a cenar y trajo quesos y vino.

We invited a Frenchman over for dinner and he brought cheeses and wine.

¿Por qué invitamos a Tom a la fiesta?

Why did we invite Tom to the party?

¿No invitamos a Jetty a jugar?

Shouldn’t we invite Jetty to play?

— GOAT: La cabra que cambió el juego (2026)

Invitamos a un novelista y a un poeta a la fiesta.

We invited a novelist and a poet to the party.

Lo invitamos a nuestra casa.

We invited him to our house.