чайку

some tea, a cup of tea

t͡ɕ æ j k ʊ → чайка
чайк seagull + у feminine singular accusative
noun · singular feminine, accusative Uncommon #18,551
some tea, a cup of tea Colloquial; a familiar, informal way to refer to having some tea.
RU: Давай выпьем чайку.
EN: Let’s have some tea.

Да, мамочка, щас, чайку.

Yeah, Mom, just a sec—I’m having some tea.

— The Student (2016)

Чайку.

Some tea.

— Dead Man's Bluff (2005)

Чайку не желаете?

Would you like some tea?

— Вор (1997)

Вон, чайку попей.

Here, have some tea.

— The Island (2006)

Может быть, чайку?.

Maybe some tea?

— Ballad of a Soldier (1959)

Посидим, чайку попьем.

Let’s sit down and have some tea.

— Afonya (1975)

Идём, время попить чайку.

Let's go, it's time for some tea.

— Гангстер (2007)

Чайку-чайку.

Just a little tea.

— The Student (2016)

Тань, поставь там чайку.

Tanya, put the kettle on.

— Елена (2011)

Ну, чайку можно.

Well, I could go for some tea.

— Afonya (1975)

А чайку?

How about some tea?

— Afonya (1975)

Чайку, пожалуйста!

Some tea, please!

— Ballad of a Soldier (1959)

Выпей чайку.

Have some tea.