"Wil jy graag kom te eet?" roughly translates to "Would you like to come to dinner?"
Wil jy oorkom vir ete van aand?
I wanted to eat dinner.
She had an ulterior motive for inviting him to dinner - she wanted to ask for his help with a project.
"Highly favored" typically means that someone or something is regarded with special preference or approval. It suggests that the person or thing is held in high esteem or is given special treatment or consideration.
So like let's say you really wanted to win an award for something and you didn't. If you were like "I never wanted that award anyway" that would be an example of sour grapes because you only decided that you didn't want it after you weren't able to obtain it.
La jalousie is the word for the noun jealousy in French. If you wanted to say someone was jealous, the adjective is jaloux for masculine and jalouse for feminine singular.
It should be: You wanted to go to dinner, see a movie, and shop for shoes.
She wanted have a meal ready for her husband and his cabinet when they returned
"Really wanted" does not mean he has or did, so ask him straight out if he likes you. If he told you something like that, he probably does, or is hinting.
yes it is correct.
I wanted to eat dinner.
We received our invitation to the Douglas wedding.
kING HENRY VIII WANTED TO INVITE PEOPLE TO HIS CASTLE AS LONG AS THEY PAID HIM TO GET IN.
It does not use parallel structure.
Example sentence - He wanted dessert after he ate his dinner.
You can't. If you wanted to talk to each other you would have to message on the pin board.
Not parrell
Answer It means what it says, one day he will invite you for coffee. It doesn't mean that he's head over heals in love with you or he'd invite you right away.