I got your tea.

Bring tea.

Oh, Hi Ivan. Welcome to America. I know you are going to enjoy staying in our home.

I'd like some tea, too Have you got a kettle?

Unnie, don't go. Tea's coming. Oppa's tea is really good.

Would you like your tea now or later?

I'll make tea for you.

I'll get a rug. And some tea.

I hope that you will stay and take tea with us.

Please bring a cup of tea to me.

Please bring me a cup of tea.

I'll get your coat.

Can I have some tea?

Could I get some tea?

She brought a cup of tea to me.

She brought me a cup of tea.

Oh, Cassie. Yeah, she brought Maclean a cup of tea.

The tea, please.

I'll get you a fresh cup. Okay.

Can I get you some coffee?

Could I get some tea?

When I brought him his tea, his sister was there.

I'm having a tea party, Mr. Arkin.

A cup of tea, please.

I'll carry this suitcase for you.

My father still has.

She poured out tea for her visitors.

This term, we'll be focussing on Tasseomancy, which is the art of reading tea leaves.

Which do you prefer, tea or coffee?

She brought a cup of tea to me.

She brought me a cup of tea.

How would you like a nice spot of tea, sir? It'll warm you up in no time.

I'll bring you the bill immediately.

Please bring us two cups of tea and one cup of coffee.

Do you still need tea?

Did you work things out? How could it work out well? With Billy's arm looking like this?

Let me pour you a cup of tea.

We've run out of tea.

You being here gives me strength.

I want to tell you that what you're going to do in the study is, you're going to drink a cup of tea.

My people won't leave his side you have my word

I will bring it right away.

You take mother her tea.

I must take mamma her tea.

For me some tea.