Tea Conversation Responses and Etiquette

The video features a simple conversation in Japanese where one person offers tea to another, who accepts it politely. After receiving the tea, the recipient expresses gratitude. This interaction highlights basic conversational phrases used in everyday Japanese social settings.

What is the first thing said in the conversation?

• Please have some tea.

• Yes, please.

• Thank you very much.

• Would you like some tea?

How does the person respond to the offer of tea?

• No, thank you.

• Yes, please.

• I don't want any.

• Maybe later.

What is said when the tea is served?

• Here you go.

• Thank you.

• Would you like some tea?

• Yes, please.

What is the response after the tea is served?

• I don't want any.

• Thank you very much.

• Yes, please.

• No, thank you.

Which phrase indicates gratitude in the conversation?

• Thank you very much.

• Here you go.

• Yes, please.

• Would you like some tea?