invité
guest
The French word 'invité' is equivalent to 'guest' in English. It can be used both to describe someone who is attending an event, such as a party or wedding, at the invitation of the host, or to describe someone staying temporarily in a hotel or someone's home. The plural is 'invités'. For example, 'J'ai deux invités à la maison ce soir' means 'I have two guests at home tonight'.
Example sentences using: invité
J'ai invité mes amis à ma fête d'anniversaire.
I invited my friends to my birthday party.
This phrase is an example of the past tense in French (Past Simple), where 'invité' is used as a verb to indicate an action that has been completed.
L'invité d'honneur n'est pas encore arrivé.
The guest of honor has not yet arrived.
This sentence uses 'invité' as a noun and is an example of a negative sentence in French. It also mentions a specific type of guest, 'l'invité d'honneur' or 'the guest of honor'.
Je suis invité à un mariage la semaine prochaine.
I am invited to a wedding next week.
This example is an 'être'+ past participle construction (passive voice) and present tense. Here, 'invité' denotes the person being invited, and 'à un mariage' is the event for which the person is invited.