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How to Say ‘Treat me to a cup of milk tea’ in Simplified Chinese

请我喝一杯奶茶

qǐng wǒ hē yī bēi nǎi chá

[qǐng waw huh ee bay nǎichá]

💬 Usage Tip: 请 + person + action means "treat someone to" that action. For example, 请你吃饭 "treat you to a meal".

Phrase Breakdown

请我喝

qǐng wǒ hē

treat me to a drink

Here 请 means to treat someone, as in paying for them. The pattern is 请 + person + verb.

Example

他请我喝咖啡。

He treated me to coffee.

Words in this phrase

请

qǐng

[qǐng]

to treat; to buy for someone

To pay for someone's food or drink as a treat.

Example

今天我请你吃饭。

Today I'll treat you to a meal.

我

wǒ

[waw]

First person pronoun used as the object, referring to the speaker.

Example

这个发展机会很适合我。

This development opportunity suits me very well.

喝

hē

[huh]

to drink

The verb used for drinking beverages like coffee or tea.

Example

我喜欢早上喝咖啡。

I like to drink coffee in the morning.

一杯奶茶

yī bēi nǎi chá

a cup of milk tea

杯 is the measure word for cups. 一 becomes yì before the first-tone 杯. 奶茶 is nǎichá.

Example

我要一杯奶茶。

I'd like a cup of milk tea.

Words in this phrase

一

yī

[ee]

one; a

A number word that often appears in measure phrases like 一种.

Example

这一种咖啡比较苦。

This kind of coffee is relatively bitter.

杯

bēi

[bay]

cup; measure word for cups

A measure word used for drinks served in cups, like coffee.

Example

我要一杯咖啡。

I want a cup of coffee.

奶茶

nǎi chá

[nǎichá]

milk tea

A sweet tea drink with milk, often bubble tea.

Example

她每天喝一杯奶茶。

She drinks a cup of milk tea every day.

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