Chinese people are very hospitable and like to have guests. They usually invite close relatives and good friends over for a meal or just to hang out at their home. They usual provide cordial entertainment for guests, and are not likely to invite a guest without preparing any entertainment.

lì li: mài kè, qĭng nĭ yŏu kòng dào wă jiā lái wánr.
丽丽： 麦克，请你有空到我家来玩儿。 
Lili:  Mike, when you have time, please come to my house to hang out. 

mài kè: hăo de, nĭ shén me shí hòu zài jiā?
麦克： 好的，你什么时候在家？ 
Mike:  Okay, I will. When will you be at home? 

lì li: chú le gōng zuò, qí tā shí jiān wŏ dōu zài jiā.
丽丽： 除了工作，其它时间我都在家。 
Lili:   Aside from my working hours, I am normally at home.

mài kè: wŏ xīng qī tiān qù nĭ jiā hăo mā?
麦克： 我星期天去你家好吗？ 
Mike:  May I go to your house next Sunday?

lì li: huān yíng, shàng wŭ hái shì xià wŭ?
丽丽： 欢迎，上午还是下午？ 
Lili:  Yes, you are welcome to come. Morning or afternoon?

mài kè: xià wŭ kě yĭ ma?
麦克： 下午可以吗？ 
Mike:  How about afternoon?

lì li:
kě yĭ, nà wǒ men yī qĭ chī wăn fàn ba. 
丽丽： 可以，那我们一起吃晚饭吧。 
Lili: Okay. Let's have dinner together.

mài kè: xiè xiè, wŏ yī dìng qù. 
麦克： 谢谢，我一定去。 
Mike:  Thank you, I will definitely be there.