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How do you say "Would you like to join me for lunch/a coffee/a drink?" Is there a different way of asking this in Spain and other Spanish speaking countries?

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updated Apr 11, 2012
posted by kamal_sharma7

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I agree with the Le gustaría and Quisiera constructions. Just for some variation, I'll add these below:

  • ¿Le gustaría tomarse una copa conmigo? - Would you like to join me for a drink?
  • Or more relaxed, I suppose: ¿Se toma una copa conmigo? (Will you) have a drink with me?
  • ¿Quisiera acompañarme a cenar? - Would you like to join me for dinner?
  • ¿Me acompaña a cenar - (Will you) join me for dinner?
  • ¿Le importaría acompañarme a almorzar? - Would you mind joining me for lunch?

Tutea a discreción tuya wink

updated Apr 11, 2012
posted by Goldie_Miel
nice examples :) - Kiwi-Girl, Apr 6, 2012
Thanks :) - Goldie_Miel, Apr 7, 2012
Thanks a lot Goldie_Miel. These phrases will surely take me places...;) - kamal_sharma7, Apr 11, 2012
You're welcome :o] - Goldie_Miel, Apr 11, 2012
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¿Le gustaría unirse a mí para el almuerzo / un café / una bebida?

updated Apr 6, 2012
posted by sarra1996
Quisiera could be a substitute for Le gustaria. Quisiera is just a little more polite. - BradyLabuda, Apr 6, 2012