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2 months ago yarb said:

I've heard chai in the UK to refer specifically to Indian-style tea. And for me it's a cuppa cha, not char. The details are important!

2 months ago kewpid said:

As far as I know, it's chai everywhere.

2 months ago bilby said:

At this point I would make a face, but I'm far too polite.

2 months ago johnmperry said:

Chai must be an American thing. In UK we say char. As in "cuppa char please".

It's also a Romany word for girl.

11 months ago reesetee said:

Was just going to mention uselessness's list--one of my favorites. :-)

11 months ago colleen said:

I had missed that, thanks, trivet!

11 months ago trivet said:

Oh, yeah - this one.

11 months ago trivet said:

Wasn't there a list of these?

11 months ago colleen said:

And the ever popular "ATM machine."

11 months ago reesetee said:

Eesh. Doesn't leave much to abbreviate, does it?

11 months ago kewpid said:

I have seen "personal PIN number". Yikes.

11 months ago reesetee said:

Ditto, colleen. Also "PIN number."

11 months ago colleen said:

"chai tea" makes my head hurt in the same way that "ISBN number" does. GAH.

11 months ago kewpid said:

From the Chinese word chá (茶) meaning tea. Saying "chai tea" is redundant.

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