elhívlak

Elhívlak is a Hungarian verb that translates to "I invite you" or "I will invite you" in English. It is the first-person singular present tense indicative form of the verb elhívni. The verb elhívni itself is a compound verb formed from the prefix el- (meaning away, off, or to invite) and the verb hívni (meaning to call or to invite). Therefore, elhívlak literally means "I call you away" or "I invite you."

The verb elhívlak is commonly used in social contexts to extend an invitation. For example, someone might say "Elhívlak vacsorázni" which means "I invite you to dinner." It can also be used in a more general sense, such as inviting someone to an event or a place. The conjugation of elhívni changes depending on the person and tense. For instance, "elhívsz" means "you invite," and "elhivjuk" means "we invite."

The act of inviting in Hungarian, as expressed by elhívlak, is a fundamental part of social interaction. It signifies a desire for companionship, shared experience, or the inclusion of another person in an activity. The word is straightforward in its meaning and usage, making it a frequently encountered term in everyday Hungarian conversation. Its grammatical structure places emphasis on the speaker's action of inviting the listener.