明日(あした) ashitaの no午(ご)後(ご) gogo、テニス tenisuを oしません shimasenか ka。 Would you like to play tennis tomorrow afternoon? Literal Tomorrow [possessive-の] afternoon, tennis [object-を] do-not [question-か]. The polite negative-question invitation ~ませんか — literally 'won't you [do X]?' — is the standard way to invite politely. The negation softens the ask. テニスをする is the standard collocation for 'play tennis' (する rather than 遊ぶ). sportsinvitation~ませんか (polite invitation)
明日(あした) ashitaの no午(ご)後(ご) gogo、テニス tenisuを oしません shimasenか ka。 Would you like to play tennis tomorrow afternoon? Literal Tomorrow [possessive-の] afternoon, tennis [object-を] do-not [question-か]. The polite negative-question invitation ~ませんか — literally 'won't you [do X]?' — is the standard way to invite politely. The negation softens the ask. テニスをする is the standard collocation for 'play tennis' (する rather than 遊ぶ). sportsinvitation~ませんか (polite invitation)