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It upsets me very much that Americans pronounce frappé as “frap” instead of “frap aye”
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And it upsets me very much that Australians pronounce frappé as "frap aye" and think they're doing it right. "Not all Australians"
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At least we don't cut off the accent character completely!
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It's typically short for the
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They’re different things. A frappe is an actual drink, not a Starbucks brand name.
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Also, “Chai Tea” is strange because “Chai” already means tea
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Same with coupe!
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Wait, where does the "aye" come from? :-) When I was in Greece, it was more like "frap-e(h)"
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That's just the Greek accent haha
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