Spanish for Beginners

Listen and repeat beginner Spanish phrases to accept or reject an invitation, from 'me encantaría' to 'lo siento, no puedo.'

Show Notes

Listen and repeat beginner Spanish phrases to accept or reject an invitation, from 'me encantaría' to 'lo siento, no puedo.' In this lesson: • Say yes and confirm plans with confidence • Politely decline an invitation • Ask about time and offer a friendly excuse Vocabulary from this episode: Sí, me encantaría – Yes, I would love to Suena bien, cuenta conmigo – Sounds good, count me in ¿A qué hora nos vemos? – What time do we meet? Gracias por la invitación – Thank you for the invitation Lo siento, no puedo – I am sorry, I cannot Quizás otro día – Maybe another day Ya tengo planes – I already have plans Que tengas un buen día – Have a good day Practice these phrases with the Lisn app: https://lisn.onelink.me/qwSi?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=es-lessons-en&utm_content=aceptar-o-rechazar-una-invitacion-neutral

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Welcome to this Spanish lesson for complete beginners. Today we are learning how to accept or reject an invitation. Repeat every phrase out loud after you hear it.
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Yes, I would love to.
Sí, me encantaría.
Sí, me encantaría.
Sí, me encantaría.
Yes, I would love to.
Sí, me encantaría.
Sounds good, count me in.
Suena bien, cuenta conmigo.
Suena bien, cuenta conmigo.
Suena bien, cuenta conmigo.
Sounds good, count me in.
Suena bien, cuenta conmigo.
What time do we meet?
¿A qué hora nos vemos?
¿A qué hora nos vemos?
¿A qué hora nos vemos?
What time do we meet?
¿A qué hora nos vemos?
Thank you for the invitation.
Gracias por la invitación.
Gracias por la invitación.
Gracias por la invitación.
Thank you for the invitation.
Gracias por la invitación.
I am sorry, I cannot.
Lo siento, no puedo.
Lo siento, no puedo.
Lo siento, no puedo.
I am sorry, I cannot.
Lo siento, no puedo.
Maybe another day.
Quizás otro día.
Quizás otro día.
Quizás otro día.
Maybe another day.
Quizás otro día.
I already have plans.
Ya tengo planes.
Ya tengo planes.
Ya tengo planes.
I already have plans.
Ya tengo planes.
Have a good day.
Que tengas un buen día.
Que tengas un buen día.
Que tengas un buen día.
Have a good day.
Que tengas un buen día.
Great work today. We practiced saying yes, count me in, asking the time, saying thank you, saying sorry I cannot, maybe another day, I already have plans, and have a good day. Go back and repeat these out loud again to make them stick.