تئی گالِد ھوار کنگ نہ بوت چیاکہ اے چہ پیسرا ھست اِنت۔
Is there anything between "to" and "tea" such as "drink"?
Similar to the construction, "Would you like to lunch with us?" (It's sounds old-fashioned to me, but maybe it wouldn't to some native speakers.)
However, I personally would say this the following way, if I'd ever say such a thing.
Would you like to have tea with us this afternoon?
http://tatoeba.org/eng/sentences/show/1921841
"lunch" can be used both as a noun and as a verb. But I haven't known "tea" can be used as a verb so far. Any dictionary you know which explains "tea" as a verb? Please send me its address.
The Oxford dictionary, for example, also lists it as a verb.
It's archaic. Anyway, I translated it as said.
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ما دنیگہ مَیّن کرت نہ کنیں کہ اے گالِد بندات ءَ چہ رجانک ءَ دَراتکگ یا ناں۔
ناپَجّارتگیں باسکے ءِ کڑی کرتگین،رمس زانگ نبیت
Would you like to tea with us this afternoon?
ناپَجّارتگیں باسکےءِ ھور کرتگین،رمس زانگ نبیت
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