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Breakdown of (o)cha
tea
茶
On the grass under a roof, you're having some tea with you ho.
Usages of (o)cha
レストラン で お茶 を 飲みましょう。resutoran de ocha o nomimashou.
Let's drink tea at the restaurant.
茶色chairo
brown
お茶、 どうぞ。ocha, douzo.
Here is (your) tea.
お茶 は、 佐藤 を 入れないで 飲みます。ocha wa, satou o irenaide nomimasu.
As for tea, I drink it without putting any sugar in.
アンドリュー は お茶 が ほしく なかった です。andoryuu wa ocha ga hoshiku nakatta desu.
Andrew didn't want tea.
カップ に お茶 を 入れて ください。kappu ni ocha o irete kudasai.
Please put tea in the cup.
薄い 味 の お茶 を 好む。usui aji no ocha o konomu.
I prefer tea with a light taste.
お茶 を 三杯 ください。ocha o sanbai kudasai.
Three cups of tea, please.
お茶 でも 飲みません か？ocha demo nomimasen ka?
How about having some tea (or something)?
社長 に お茶 を 差し上げます。shachou ni ocha o sashiagemasu.
I will offer tea to the company president.
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