The English word tea traces its roots to the name for tea in the Chinese Amoy dialect: Te (pronounced tay). Cha is the Mandarin Chinese word for tea. Some countries use both. It’s not unusual to hear someone in England request a “hot cup of cha”.
- from tea 2010 calendar – www.andrewsmcmeel.com
What a very pretty March cup and saucer. I love it. Do you have a March birthday?
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty cup!
ReplyDeleteIs that your cup? it's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteSadly, the pretty March teacup does not belong to me. My birthday is next month and I do own a pretty April teacup. I was born on Easter Sunday morning, but I can't ever remember it falling on Easter Sunday since then.
ReplyDeleteI love this teacup! Wouldn't it be great to have a set of all 12 months? Then, you could have any friend over for tea and have the perfect cup just for her b'day!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful cup!
ReplyDeleteI have the Jan. and Feb. cup !
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