Elhívtak

Elhívtak is a Hungarian word that translates to "I was invited" or "they invited me" in English. It is the past tense, first-person singular or third-person plural passive form of the verb "elhívni," which means "to invite." The word is commonly used in everyday conversation to indicate that someone has received an invitation to an event, gathering, or activity.

The usage of "elhívtak" implies a past action. For example, "Tegnap elhívtak a barátaim egy buliba" translates to "Yesterday my friends invited me to a party." The subject of the invitation can be singular or plural, depending on the context. If referring to being invited by a single person, the sentence structure would typically involve clarifying who extended the invitation. However, the word "elhívtak" itself can stand alone if the inviter is understood or implied.

This verb form is crucial for expressing social interactions and planned events in Hungarian. It signifies acceptance or at least acknowledgment of an invitation. The context in which "elhívtak" is used will determine the specific nature of the invitation, whether it's for a formal event, a casual get-together, or a professional meeting. It is a fundamental verb conjugation for expressing past social engagements.