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✅ Mastering simple past-tense verbs like “招いた” helps reinforce real-world conversational patterns naturally and effectively.
Key Expressions and Meanings
This episode introduces a common action verb used in everyday conversation—“招いた” (invited). It is often used when talking about welcoming someone into your space, whether for a casual visit, dinner, or special event.
Multilingual Translations (12 Languages)
Expression: 家に招いた
| Language | Translation |
|---|---|
| Japanese | 家に招いた |
| English (US) | Invited someone to my house |
| English (UK) | Invited someone to my house |
| Korean | 집에 초대했습니다 |
| French | Invité quelqu’un chez moi |
| German | Jemanden zu mir nach Hause eingeladen |
| Spanish | Invité a alguien a mi casa |
| Portuguese (BR) | Convide alguém para minha casa |
| Hindi | किसी को अपने घर पर बुलाया |
| Indonesian | Mengundang seseorang ke rumah saya |
| Vietnamese | Mời ai đó đến nhà tôi |
| Thai | เชิญใครสักคนมาที่บ้านของฉัน |
Meaning & Usage:
“招いた” is the past tense of “招く” (to invite). It’s commonly used to describe having someone over, typically in friendly or social contexts.
Example Sentence:
昨日、友達を家に招いた。
Yesterday, I invited a friend over to my house.
Final Note
This expression is useful when describing past social events or hospitality. Practicing verbs like “招いた” helps solidify your grasp of tense and subject in Japanese conversations. Use them naturally in storytelling and daily updates.
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