Treat you on a meal / to a meal
If you want to pay the meal for a friend. Could you say it using: treat?
I want to say it before going out like: don't worry I will pay the meal, I want you to eat out with me , it's to say thank you for your help..
Because 'invite ' is what we say in my language, but it is not correct.

Thank you

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Treat you on a meal / to a meal
If you want to pay the meal for a friend. Could  you say it using: treat? 
I want to say it before going out like: don't worry I will pay the meal, I want you to eat out with me , it's to say thank you for your help.. 
Because 'invite ' is what we say in my language, but it is not correct.

Thank you

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The Oxford Learner's Dictionaries are an excellent resource.

https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/american_english/treat-to?q=treat+to

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You can say “I’d like to treat you to a dinner (or a meal) ” or you can say “dinner (or the meal) is on me.”

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In British English, you can use 'shout'. I'd like to shout you a meal.

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“Treat you to a meal” is the correct way
Or “take you on a date” another one is 
“Take you to dinner” or “take you to lunch” or “take you to breakfast”

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