invitaría

Invitaría is the present conditional form of the Spanish verb invitar. It conveys a hypothetical action equivalent to "I would invite" when the subject is yo, or "he/she/you would invite" depending on the sentence. The conditional mood expresses actions that would occur under certain conditions, and it is also used for polite requests or offers.

Formation: Invitar is a regular -ar verb. To form the present conditional, you add endings -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían to the infinitive. Therefore: yo invitaría, tú invitarías, él/ella/usted invitaría, nosotros invitaríamos, vosotros invitaríais, ellos invitarían. In context, the subject is often understood from pronouns or previous clauses, so invitaría by itself can be sufficient.

Usage: Invitaría appears in hypothetical situations (often with si clauses that use the imperfect subjunctive, as in "Si tuviera más tiempo, invitaría a todos") and in polite or softened statements or offers (for example, "Te invitaría a cenar, si estuviera en la ciudad"). It is also used in reported speech to convey future from the past (e.g., "Dijo que me invitaría a la boda").

Translation: The straightforward translation is "would invite." The form is common in everyday Spanish and is a key part of the conditional mood used to express invitations contingent on conditions or to make polite proposals.