How are these 3 Spanish sentences?

[Prison break]

Hey I'm not too sure if its still right correct me on my Spanish sentence

¿cual es tu pelicula favorita?

¿puedo llarvette a cenar?

¿de donde eres?

[Roxerz]

For the second sentence, are you trying to say, "Can I take you (out) to dinner?" I too would like to know how to phrase this. I generally say, "Want to go to dinner with me tonight?" "Quieres ir a cenar conmigo esta noche" or some other form of that.

[Prison break]

Yes I'm trying to say "can I take you out for dinner" ... ¿puedo llevarte a cenar?

[Rusty]

Originally Posted by Prison break

Hey, I'm not too sure if it's still alright to ask someone to correct me on my Spanish sentences, but here goes.

¿Cuál es tu película favorita?

¿Puedo llevarte a cenar?

¿De dónde eres?

I hope you don't mind the corrections.

With the corrections provided, all of your sentences are correct. The second one may be asked a couple of different ways, but what you wrote works.

It's not common to start a Spanish invitation with 'puedo'. Instead, ask the person if they would like to dine with you.

¿Quisiera/s cenar conmigo?
¿Le/Te gustaría cenar conmigo?

You could be a little more straight forward with:
¿Quiere/s cenar conmigo?
¿Te llevo a cenar esta noche?

[Prison break]

Thank you

[Roxerz]

Originally Posted by Rusty

I hope you don't mind the corrections.

With the corrections provided, all of your sentences are correct. The second one may be asked a couple of different ways, but what you wrote works.

It's not common to start a Spanish invitation with 'puedo'. Instead, ask the person if they would like to dine with you.

¿Quisiera/s cenar conmigo?
¿Le/Te gustaría cenar conmigo?

You could be a little more straight forward with:
¿Quiere/s cenar conmigo?
¿Te llevo a cenar esta noche?

Hi Rusty, why do we use Quisiera/s here? Subjunctive Imperfect was the last thing I learned so I have very little experience with it being used. I just learned that it's about past tense with an unknown result or a past event that now isn't possible. Im not sure if that is completey correct what I said but that's the general idea I have.

[Rusty]

When used to ask a question, it is simply a polite form (which makes it idiomatic).