A glass/bottle

Survival Chinese Chapter 2 Lesson 4 Food
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Okay guys, so let's show you here we have this is what? EPA, EPA, and this is what EPA and it's actually quite a big pin. But anyways, EPA and so you just say eat because it's one, EPA and EPA. That is the difference. Now in this video we're going to go through Ah sorry so many things. What is this?

Cola? cola cola sounds exactly like the English word almost, almost exactly. And this is the base char. This is char T. Okay, so we have two words and we're going to study more in a bit first of all, cha cha and swallow cola. And then we can say a ping or we can say eBay. Perfect.

So let's say I want one cup of tea or one cup of tea. How do you say it? Ebates ha ha cha or eBay. What is this is a cola fantastic. If I want a bottle of Coke, I would say in cola if I want a bottle T eBay, talk fantastic. You're eating, you're eating.

So we just went through a cup or a glass, which is eBay. And we also just went through bottle which is e. Now we also went through tea and cook and that was char and color. By the way char if you haven't noticed it, it's actually the word that we use when we talk about like this char T. And there's this sort of tea and this is a sort of tea it's just a word char actually literally means tea in Chinese which is quite funny. So when you say char tea is like saying tea tea it's a bit confusing for Chinese people to hear anyway so now you know what charm means and that's quite useful. So where you can say this I want a cup of tea or a glass of tea no be a TA and now we can move on to water for instance there will be Sri Sri so if you want a cup of water would be rubbish a note here as well that if you're going to a restaurant, and it's a bit of tea, but it's cheap And it's a bit heated up, and therefore it's up to you.

And that's completely for free. That one they usually call water as up because they think it's so refined in a way. It's so rough. It's just like colored water. So they might as well call it water. So you'll hear that in restaurants as well.

They call it srei when you think No, but this is tea. Anyway, so that's all gives you a notion as to like how much Sri and how much charging drink in this country. Now, a few more good ones here. First of all, we have cafe and that plays on the sound from English cafe means coffee. In a cafe we can say eBay cafe, just first thumbs down, by the way if you can't for turns, eBay cafe means one cup of coffee. Fantastic.

Now, if you like beer, you might want to know this one. It's p tilde p tilde. So what you say then is one if you want a cup, it's a pgl. But the most common sentence to most foreigners who come here would be eeping pgl, which is a bottle of beer. Thank you. A cannot be a bottle a bottle of beer.

So that would be EP MP Joe, and you could say shisha, shisha EP, PJ, cc and those are all the ones I Think unnecessarily for you at this point. So just make sure you study these ones well, and make sure you put whichever one you want. If it's a bottle, it's up if it's a cup you want to eat Bay and enjoy the Chinese beverages. Good luck.

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