haha oh my god! i always say this to my friends and they're like yeah yeah yeah you're indian, we get it you know this stuff. and i'm like...piss off haha
SAME WITH ME. I tell people that it's either chai, or tea. Chai tea is like saying 'tea tea'. They say it's just because I'm brown, but I can't be the ONLY one.
I voted No Way because it's not only in Hindi. Caj (pronounced the same way) also means tea in the Serbo-Croation language. & I bet some others as well.
I know many countries use the same word, I was just making it more general for the amirite public who may not know those languages as well. Sorry, I guess
Serb-Croation is the official language for the Former Yugoslavia countries, but yeah I thought it was like that for Slavs but I wasn't sure so I wasn't going to write it in case I was wrong :)
In what language does Sahara mean desert?
Btw, you forgot "ATM machine"
Yes! These things actually annoy me so much
Chai tea...tai chi...coincidence? I think not
"The parts are there, somebody make something of it." Also, I thought something along the line of that.
haha oh my god! i always say this to my friends and they're like yeah yeah yeah you're indian, we get it you know this stuff. and i'm like...piss off haha
SAME WITH ME. I tell people that it's either chai, or tea. Chai tea is like saying 'tea tea'. They say it's just because I'm brown, but I can't be the ONLY one.
I'm white and I know it, that's just from watching Slumdog Millionaire though
brown bonding moment right there?
Oh, you know it.
Almost as bad as saying "sombrero hat"
never heard that one.
Me either.....
Chai also means tea in Russian.
I thought "vodka" was tea in Russian.
Or MLB Baseball.
I voted No Way because it's not only in Hindi. Caj (pronounced the same way) also means tea in the Serbo-Croation language. & I bet some others as well.
Why would you vote no way because the person didn't know that it wasn't only in that language? It's still stupid, and redundant.
Because that's what the whole post was implying.
That "Chai" means tea in Hindi? No, it's implying that saying "chai tea" is redundant.
I know many countries use the same word, I was just making it more general for the amirite public who may not know those languages as well. Sorry, I guess
Serb-Croation is the official language for the Former Yugoslavia countries, but yeah I thought it was like that for Slavs but I wasn't sure so I wasn't going to write it in case I was wrong :)
Lol the official language is called Serbo-Croation but then we split it up because of our dialects.
Someone needs to Tell some tea companies that because I have Chai tea in my cupboard >.<
Chai at Starbucks tastes nothing like authentic chai :/ In fact, chai doesn't taste a lot like tea either.
Its just not as spicy as it shoul be...
"I made you some Tea." "What flavor is it?" "Chai flavor!"
I didn't know that...now I know not to say "chai tea"! Thanks :D