2013年2月21日 · 招待 means to invite someone somewhere as a guest, or to have someone come from somewhere for some special purpose. Note that this is both a noun and a verb, so it can also mean invitation. 招く is very similar to the verb form of 招待, …

2019年6月7日 · Also if e.g. talking about some (elitistic) club accepting new members only based on invitations, 招待 would be the choice when referring to a member inviting someone to join). In addition, 招待 is often used as a noun, in sentences like Xの招待で行きました） Maybe an inappropriate and disputable example, but since it is Friday:

誰かの家に招待されたときは、何か手土産をもっていくものだ 'When invited to somebody's home it's customary to bring presents'. On the other hand, ことだ is used to give someone advice. A: どうすれば日本語が早く簡単に上達しますか。

この度はご招待いただき、ありがとうございました。喜んで参加させていただきます。If the difference in status is extreme, you might go with 身に余る光栄でございます。謹んで参加させていただきます, but that would probably be excessive unless the circumstances were very special.

ありがたく招待を受ける → Accept the invitation with gratitude; あなたの協力は実にありがたい → Your help will certainly be welcome. ありがたいことに朝になって雨はやんだ → Fortunately, the rain stopped in the morning.

2019年8月3日 · 「一体 誰が招待状を送ったのか」 「何 慌ててんのよ？」 「いいかげん 服着てください」 After several times, I realized there wasn't a clear reason to do that. If the reason were to make it clearer, the second and specially the third sentence wouldn't fit this convention. Is there any reason or rule to do that?

夕食には二人だけを招待出来る 'It is possible to exclusively invite two people to dinner without companions.' 'There are only two people that I can invite to the dinner.' (Marginal) 夕食には二人だけが招待出来る 'There are only two people that I can invite to the dinner.'

2016年9月23日 · 帰ってくると、ホストファミリーが家にafsのスタッフや新しい交換留学生を招待し、とても温かい「お帰りなさいパーティー」を開いてくれました。 今回、実に一年半ぶりに帰ったわけですが、私はまだ交換留学生であるかのような感じがしました。

2018年9月18日 · 将光标放置于第二页中，点击页面布局标签页中，页面设置右下角的小箭头。

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