How to Say 'You Are Invited' in English: A Simple Guide

Learn how to express that you are invited like a native speaker with useful phrases and examples.

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To say you are invited, you can use the phrase 'I have been invited.' For instance, you might say, 'I have been invited to the event by my friend.' This clearly communicates that someone extended an invitation to you.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is a formal way to say you are invited? A formal way would be to say, 'I have received an invitation...' which indicates a more official acknowledgment.
  2. Can you give an example of an informal invitation response? An informal response could be, 'Yeah, I've been invited to hang out with friends this weekend!'
  3. What are some other phrases for 'you are invited'? 'You are welcomed to join,' or 'You are cordially invited' are also common alternatives.

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