how would you normally say "I have been invited" in Spanish is it "me han invitado a . . ." or "he sido invitado"? thanks!

"he sido invitado" is the correct literal translation. The other means "they have invited me", which is OK gramatically, but a bit different.

BUT, when you use the name "Anonymous" if you happen to be female, invitada is what you will need.'

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What does this mean(Usa la informacion que te damos para contar lo que estas personas hicieron durante las vacaciones. Escribe los verbos en preterito). Someone please help me...

THANKS!!!!

Both "me han invitado a..." and "he sido invitado" can be used to say "I have been invited" in Spanish, but they have slightly different nuances.

1. "Me han invitado a..." (literally, "They have invited me to...") is a passive construction that emphasizes the fact that someone else has extended an invitation to you. This form is more commonly used in everyday conversation.

Example:
Me han invitado a la fiesta. (They have invited me to the party.)

2. "He sido invitado" (literally, "I have been invited") is a more formal and direct way of expressing the same idea. It puts the focus on you as the recipient of the invitation and implies a sense of personal acknowledgement.

Example:
He sido invitado al evento. (I have been invited to the event.)

In both cases, the overall meaning is the same, and either expression is correct. It simply depends on the context and personal preference.