Invitarás

Invitarás is the second-person singular form of the Spanish verb invitar in the futuro simple (simple future). It means “you will invite” and is used to express an action that the tú subject will perform in the future. As a regular -ar verb, invitar follows the standard future endings: -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án. The form invitarás is created by adding the -ás ending to the infinitive invitar: invitar + ás, with an accent on the a to indicate stress on the last syllable. The etymology traces back to Latin invitare, meaning to invite.

In usage, invitarás is common in both Spain and Latin America and can appear in statements, questions, or contexts involving a future event. Examples: “Mañana invitarás a tus vecinos a cenar” and “¿Invitarás a todos a la reunión?” The simple future can be contrasted with the periphrastic near-future construction “vas a invitar,” which also expresses future intention but emphasizes immediacy or certainty.

Notes: Invitarás is specifically the tú form; other subject forms use corresponding endings (invitaré, invitarás, invitará, invitaremos, invitaréis, invitarán). The verb invitar itself means to invite.