Vocabulaire Invitations

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Vocabulaire Invitations Unite 3 Lecon 5

When you want to invite someone to do something in French you can use the following expressions Est-ce que tu veux . . . Do you want to . . . . Est-ce que tu veux jouer au tennis? Do you want to play tennis? Est-ce que tu peux . . . Can you . . . Est-ce que tu peux jouer au tennis? Avec moi/toi . . . With me/you Est-ce que tu peux jouer au tennis avec moi? Can you play tennis with me?

When you want to accept an invitation from someone in French you can use the following phrases. Oui, bien sur . . . Yes, of course Oui, merci . . .Yes, thanks Oui, d’accord . . . Yes, all right, okay . . . Je veux bien. I’d love to. Je veux bien . . . I’d love to . . . Oui, je veux bien diner au restaurant avec toi?

If you want to turn down an invitation from someone in French you can use the following phrases. Je regrette, mais je ne peux pas . . . I’m sorry, but I can’t . . Je regrette, mais je ne peux pas jouer au basket. Je dois . . . I have to Je dois etudier. I have to study. Je regrette, mais je ne peux pas, je dois travailler I’m sorry I can’t, but I have to work.