How to Say “Invite Me” in French

invite-moi
invite-moi is the French way to say "invite me".
This phrase is a request for someone to ask you to join an event or visit a place.

How does it change in a sentence?

In the imperative command form, the object pronoun moi follows the verb and is joined to it by a hyphen, as seen in invite-moi. When addressing a stranger, a superior or a group of people, use invitez-moi instead of invite-moi.

Did you know?

  • The verb inviter shares a root with the English word 'invite', but in older French, it was used to describe the act of persuading someone to move or act, similar to 'inciting' them.
  • In French, the word invitation can refer to a formal card or a verbal request, but the verb inviter specifically implies that the host is responsible for the costs of the outing.
  • In French, if you use invite-moi to mean 'ask me to a party', it might sound like you are asking someone to formally host you at their home. To suggest a casual outing like a drink or a movie, people often prefer using the verb proposer instead.

Examples in context

  • Veuillez m'inviter à la soirée de gala, s'il vous plaît.
    Please invite me to the gala evening, please.
  • Je vous serais reconnaissant de m'inviter à votre événement spécial.
    I would be grateful if you would invite me to your special event.
  • Invite-moi à ta fête samedi soir, s'il te plaît.
    Invite me to your party on Saturday night, please.
  • Tu peux m'inviter à ta sortie au cinéma si tu veux.
    You can invite me to your movie outing if you want.
  • Si tu fais une fête, invite-moi !
    If you are having a party, invite me!
  • Si tu fais une fête, invite-moi.
    If you throw a party, invite me.
  • N'oublie pas de m'inviter, invite-moi à ta soirée !
    Don't forget to invite me, invite me to your party!

Example conversation

Gabriel and Chloé are talking about a weekend trip.

  1. Gabriel

    Tu vas à la plage ?
    Are you going to the beach?
  2. Chloé

    Oui, je pars samedi.
    Yes, I'm leaving Saturday.
  3. Gabriel

    C'est super, invite-moi !
    That's great, invite me!
  4. Chloé

    D'accord, je t'appelle demain.
    Okay, I'll call you tomorrow.
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