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2008-02-09 / 02:08AM
hong cha is red tea rite? :?
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2008-03-10 / 08:07AM
Ni Hao Zul.
You might want to check out the cartoon script for this session as it explains the “hong cha” is black tea.
However you are correct as the literal translation is Red Tea.
Tom
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2008-07-30 / 12:51AM
I was also wondering the same, taking hong- red. Lemme go to comics… thanks, Tom.
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2009-06-16 / 09:42AM
it’s kind of unfair we cannot see the full version…the whole point of this website was the fact that it was free, and fun. Now, it seems more restricted. To someone that cannot afford that, it’s really unfair.
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2009-07-01 / 12:20PM
I was at a Chinese restaurant today. I wanted to ask for another plate of white rice. “Ma fan, Wo yao zai lai yi ge pan zi de bai fan.” Is that correct?
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2009-07-02 / 01:49PM
Hi Daniel,
You should say “zài lái yì wǎn mǐ fàn”
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2009-09-27 / 12:25AM
hi benny..“hong cha” isn’t it red tea?
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2009-10-12 / 05:15PM
Exactly, literally. It means “red tea”
Because in Chinese we think the color of the tea is red
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2011-11-18 / 10:00PM
thats confused me a little, black is hei i thought and hong is red.
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2011-11-18 / 10:01PM
is jasmine tea huacha?
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2011-11-18 / 10:04PM
i have the same problem, i cant afford to pay, so im still looking thru the courses and learning the words but missing out on the cartoons.
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