But it’s “herbata” in Poland. 
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And comes from a czajnik
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차 (cha) is the Korean word for tea. 차 (cha) also means ‘car’ in Korean. I don’t know. Make of that what you will.
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Tea is cha2. Car is che1. Koreans simply do not distinguish the small differences in Chinese pronunciation.
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I'm sorry, who discovered the nautical route to India?pic.twitter.com/AaVd5rxRBw
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Da heck, Portuguese
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Tea was popularized in England by Catherine Braganza of Portugal who brought it with her when she married Charles II. According to (debunked) legend the chest containing the tea was labeled T.E.A standing for "Tesoro Ervas Aromaticas" and that's why the English called it tea
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I just have this feeling that today is a crescendo day.
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