>Greek salad
>French toast/roast
>Turkish coffee
>Chai tea
>Canadian bacon
>Spanish flan
Does your country do this as well?
Greek salad
Mason Murphy
Xavier Peterson
We have Belgian waffles and French toast/fries
Jason Rogers
>Chai tea
Juan Bell
>chai tea
Why not call it "tea tea"?
Kayden White
Spanish flu
Jace Evans
I know it's redundant, but it usually just means spiced milk tea over here.
Cooper Green
I really hate tea fetishisation in America, don't know why it just twists my tities.
Hunter Gonzalez
What do you mean? You guys made "tea time" a thing drunken by the bourgeois.
Hunter Perez
Putting any effort into tea is to defeat the purpose of the beverage.
Alexander Martin
>>Turkish coffee
>>Chai tea
>>Canadian bacon
>>Spanish flan
Never heard of these 2bh.
Evan Gonzalez
You fucks popularized that shit.
Bentley White
no we popularised warm brown water
Jace Ramirez
Nope. You guys made tea trendy.
Grayson Edwards
>Greek salad
sounds gay
Dylan Foster
>Spanish flan
Literally what
Daniel Thomas
That's nonsense. You either get builders tea with or without sugar or afternoon tea. There is no trendy muck with froths and spices. It's simple, no nonsense tea and milk.
If anything other Euro nations have turned it into some ridiculous status symbol(which then caught the eyes of the yanks). Germans are the worst for it. 1000 different kinds of herbal shit steeped in mineral water etc etc etc. Simple black breakfast tea and milk does not exist.
Mason Thompson
You need to grow up a bit and internalize that being angry towards others doesn't feel good.
Matthew Lopez
It seems like when we borrow words, we use it more specifically than the original. For example we also have "queso cheese" even though queso literally means "cheese" in Spanish.
Elijah Bell
That snake is probably dead by now
James Gutierrez
Is this what "chai" means in English? In Russian language the word for tea IS chai (чaй)
Ryder Gray
finlan
yes
>bulgarian yoghurt
>бopщ
>taco salad
Alexander Mitchell
Chai itself doesn't really have a meaning at least in this part of the US. It's a just a certain way the tea is prepared with Indian spices and some form of cream usually being almond/soy milk.
Austin Brooks
>milk
Out.
Aiden Howard
>România - Mămăligă
Alexander Evans
What is that? It looks scary.