おちゃ
Meanings
Noun
Polite
1. tea (esp. green or barley)
Shall I make some tea?
Noun
Verb (する, intransitive)
2. tea break; teatime
Shall we have a tea break?
Noun
3. tea ceremony
Pitch accent
お
ちゃ
Composed of
honorific/polite/humble prefix
tea; tea plant (Camellia sinensis); tea preparation; making tea; brown; (arch.) mockery
Used in vocabulary (13 in total)
playful; mischievous; joker; prankster; scamp
tea party
easy task; piece of cake; cakewalk; cake served with tea; light snack
Examples (84 in total)
I'll prepare some tea.
Have some tea.
Are you having tea again?
Could I get some tea?
Bring tea.
Ah! This tea is hot.
Give me some more tea.
I like tea.
"How's the tea?" "It's good."
Please give me a little more tea.
Good morning, Anna! Will you have a cup of tea with us?
I would like tea or coffee.
Would you like some tea or coffee?
Let's take a tea break.
I forgot the tea leaves!
Get the tea from the fridge.
Let's have tea at 3:00.
Here's your tea, Tom.
Shall I make some tea?
Do people drink tea in your country?
"Would you like some tea?" "Yes, please."
I was having tea with my mother until just a moment ago.
Can I have some more tea?
It feels like something's missing without tea, though.
My mother really loves tea.
This tastes like tea.
We were chatting over tea.
It's about time you got the tea ready.
She's leisurely sipping her tea.
Let's have a tea break somewhere around there.
Would you like another cup of tea?
If you can drink soup, you can drink tea too, right?
I also want to drink tea elegantly.
This tea is too bitter.
They are having tea in the living room.
Is it an elegant tea time after school?
Tea and snacks are a must for any discussion.
This tea is a little astringent.
I poured some tea for the guest and served it.
I sat on the veranda, quietly sipping tea.
They have tea at five.
We have a tea break at five o'clock.
The tea tree is a kind of camellia.
Would you like some biscuits with your tea?
This tea is called green tea.
My mother likes tea very much.
Many women like drinking tea.
The tea you gave me was really good.
Please pour me a little tea.
Do you like green tea or black tea?
She chatted with me while drinking her tea.
She's sitting in the kitchen and drinking tea.
Would you like to have tea with us this afternoon?
The two of them sipped their tea together in silence.
I silently slurped my tea.
I showed the visitor into the drawing room and served tea.
We generally drink tea after a meal.
There cannot be any tea left in the pot.
At a tea gathering, the host serves tea to the guests.
I blew on the hot tea to cool it before drinking it.
Excuse me, may I have another cup of tea?
We bought a pound of tea.
They exported tea mainly to Europe.
Since we're here, let's go have some tea or something somewhere.
What would I do if there was no tea in the world?
However, there are also groups of people who are not interested in tea.
Your tea will get cold if you don't drink it now.
While drinking tea, I think about what to do after this.
After drinking tea, shall we go to our usual place for practice?
I like English Breakfast tea the best.
He drank a cup of tea and then asked for another.
Mother likes tea, while I like coffee.
She poured out tea for her visitors.
I like hot tea better than cold.
Perhaps because I had a little too much to drink, the tea tastes incredibly good.
Then, with a gentle and polite gesture, he offered tea.
He is holding a tray with tea and sweets on it in one hand.
For example, chatting pleasantly over tea and cake to forget the year's troubles.
I proposed to Helen that we have a tea party.
She gave a tea party with the intention of introducing her daughter to her friends.
In the garden where a gentle wind was blowing, the afternoon tea time began.
Because you stay for a long time after tea, I can't play with my big brother!
We conversed until late at night while eating cake and drinking tea.
Tom usually makes two or three cups of tea with one tea bag.