Invitaré

Invitaré is the first-person singular form of the Spanish verb invitar in the futuro simple (simple future), meaning “I will invite.” It is a regular -ar verb form, following the standard conjugation pattern for this tense. The full set for the present subject is: yo invitaré, tú invitarás, él/ella/Ud. invitará, nosotros invitaremos, vosotros invitaréis, ellos/ellas/Uds. invitarán. The accent on the final syllable marks the stress in this tense.

Usage and function: invitaré is used to express a future action of inviting someone to an event, activity, or occasion. It can take a direct object referring to the people being invited and is commonly followed by a prepositional phrase introduced by a, as in "invitaré a mis amigos a la fiesta," or by a verb in the infinitive, as in "invitaré a comer." The form can also convey a promise or intention in everyday speech, for example, "No te preocupes, te invitaré." When describing inviting someone to do something, the construction is typically "invitar a + infinitive."

Etymology and relation: invitar derives from Latin invitare, meaning to invite or summon. The futuro simple form invitaré belongs to the regular -ar verb pattern for future tense in Spanish. Related nouns include invitación (invitation) and related verbs include invitarse (to invite oneself) in reflexive contexts, though invitaré itself is not reflexive.