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77,177 Views • Apr 22, 2021 • Click to toggle off description
#shorts #tea #educational
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Genre: Education
License: Standard YouTube License
Uploaded At Apr 22, 2021 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
This is by far the coolest YouTube short I’ve ever watched
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Points to remember :
1. Title
2. All the forms come from Chinese words Tè and Cha
3. First Europeans to travel to China were Portuguese
4. Portuguese entered China through Macau
5. Dutch travelled to Fujian
6. Portugal is only left-out in the group just as Brazil is in the other group... Wait a minute... Are these 2 linked by any chance... I didn't do anything🙄
PS. That's more than I ever learned in 45 minutes of one history class
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In India its exactly opposite to Europe. In Tamil, Tea is called தேநீர் (Thae-neer), a variation of Te, where நீர் (neer) literally, means water. This is unique to Tamil because, there tea was originally imported by sea. Whereas, almost all the other parts of India imported Tea by land and have some variation of Cha eg. चाय (Chai) as in Hindi
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Also, because of sound changes in Portuguese we no longer pronounce it as "tcha" rather like "Sha"
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Great idea! This is a perfect way of attracting more viewers but if i would recommend something it would be to get a part at the end that says ''if you would like to learn more about this i would recommend to you my series on the history of tea''
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Short videos are always interesting. I like this one.
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WE IN UZBEKISTAN CALL IT "CHOY"🇺
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As a tea lover (from India, so chai lover to be precise), this was a REALLY amazing video <3
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Do about "Biscoito" and "Bolacha" in the portuguese language, as it's kind of the same thing as "Cookie" vs "Biscuit" vs "Crackers" and we lusophones like to dispute those words
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In Tamizh Tea is called as தேநீர்(Tēnīr).
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Meanwhile in Poland...HERBATA!
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"There are only 2 ways to say "tea" in the world"
Arbata/herbata has left the chat
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Me when I see Cogito uploads a video : 😆😄
Also me when realizes its you tube shorts :
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There's also the Polish, Lithuanian and Belarusian words for tea: "herbata", "arbata" and "harbata", which come from Latin "herba thea", meaning herbal tea.
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Whole India says chai but only Tamilnadu says Theyneer
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In France we don't say lé thé but we say leu thé (make Google translate say it and you will understand)
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atay in berber :D (sounds like a mix between the european derivation "tea" and asian derivation "chay")
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I'm so glad I now know this 👍
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Literally just finished drinking my morning tea. 🫖😌
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@CogitoEdu
1 year ago
Full video: https://youtu.be/6S0hlv5sUbw
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