If you don't want to join your colleagues, please have dinner. How to reply?

1. I have to work overtime, but I don't have time: I said that my work has not been finished and I need to work overtime. If a colleague invites you to dinner, if you don't want to go, you can politely refuse your colleague on the grounds that you have a lot of work recently and need to work overtime.

2. Refuse on the grounds of physical discomfort. Whether colleagues or friends invite you to dinner, if you don't want to go, you can say that you are drunk and unwell recently, and politely refuse.

3. Refuse to spend time with your family. When your colleagues and friends invite you out for dinner, but you don't want to go, you can say, "I'm really sorry, today is our family reunion, and I really can't go." I'll invite you to dinner another day "to refuse.

If a colleague or friend invites you to dinner and you don't want to go, you can say, "Sorry, I have other plans tonight." I'll invite you out to dinner another day. "

When someone invites us, if we don't want to go, we can say that we have something at home. In this way, we can politely refuse each other. Generally speaking, there are things at home.

When someone treats us and we don't want to go, we can say that we need to go out for the night. The other party will not continue to invite after hearing about it.