Convite is a noun in Spanish.
/konˈbite/
Convite refers to an invitation, typically for a social event or gathering. It can denote both the act of inviting someone and the actual invitation card or message sent out. The word is commonly used in both spoken and written Spanish contexts, though it may appear more frequently in formal or written communication, such as invitations to events like weddings, parties, or meetings.
Recibí un convite para la boda de mi amigo.
I received an invitation to my friend's wedding.
El convite llegó a mi casa por correo.
The invitation arrived at my house by mail.
Hicimos un convite para celebrar el cumpleaños de su madre.
We made an invitation to celebrate her mother's birthday.
In Spanish, "convite" can be part of some expressions related to invitations or gatherings, though idiomatic usage is less common compared to other terms. Here are some examples using "convite" in expressions:
El convite de cumpleaños fue muy emocionante.
The birthday invitation was very exciting.
Siempre olvidan enviarme el convite para sus fiestas.
They always forget to send me the invitation for their parties.
Desde que recibimos el convite, hemos estado planeando lo que vamos a llevar.
Since we received the invitation, we have been planning what we will bring.
The term "convite" comes from the Latin word convītum, which means "a gathering" or "feast". Over time, it evolved in Spanish to signify invitations to social events.
Synonyms: - Invitación (invitation) - Llamado (call)
Antonyms: - Desestimación (dismissal) - Ignorancia (ignorance)