How to Say "buys" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “buys” is “invita” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
English → SpanishA2
Verb (Conjugated Form)A2neutral/informal
buys a round
Examples
Mi abuelo siempre invita el postre cuando salimos.
My grandfather always treats us to dessert when we go out.
Ella nunca deja que yo pague; siempre invita.
She never lets me pay; she always treats.
¡Invita una cerveza!
Buy me a beer! / Treat me to a beer! (Informal command)
Paying the Bill
When 'invita' means 'to pay for,' the item being paid for (like 'el café' or 'la cena') is the direct receiver of the action.
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