I would love to join you, but I can't.

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You should always be polite when declining an invitation, like saying, "I would love to join you, but I can't."

I usually try to accept invitations, but sometimes I have to say, "I would love to join you, but I can't."

Would you like to come to the party? If not, it's okay to say, "I would love to join you, but I can't."

If I weren't so busy, I would say yes, but I would love to join you, but I can't.

I regret that I am unable to accept your kind invitation.

I wish I could, but I'm not able to make it.

I can't go.

Expressing a strong desire to do something.

Expressing regret or inability to do something.