Cha and Tea

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Tea and cha are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Tea" instead a noun "Cha".

Tea noun - A beverage made by steeping tea leaves in water.

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Cha and tea are semantically related. You can use "Cha" instead a noun "Tea".

Nearby Words: tearoom, teahouse

This borders on the obnoxious: tea is always referred to as cha, and when a character is called lao jen, when means simply "old man", why not use English?

Source: Literature / Chung Kuo
In the Mageworlds series, the Mageworlds have a drink called "uffa", and the Adeptworlds have a drink called "cha'a" (which is probably tea, because chá is how the word for tea is pronounced in some Chinese dialects, and many other languages' words for tea are derived from this).

Source: Uncoffee

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