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I don’t like tea. I don’t drink it. I think it is harmful to health. 

yes

we love drinking tea

and its a part of our kurdish folklore

Atra,i was wondering what would you tell about me then! :)

your neighber drinks 10 cups but for me,it some times gets more than 15 cups a day!and i have just started drinking zafraan tea,it is much more effective

in my country drinking tea is so usual and i saw people who drink it more 10 times a day(our neighbor)!!!!!

i myself don’t like 2 drink; but when i am too tired  to make coffee i drink it.

and the first time i tested tea i was 17!!!!!l 2 years ago.

in my country many many people loves Tea an drink it twice aday or more than this. many people drink it at morning for breakfast and afternoon or evening or drink when they’r going to park or like this.

Would you send yourself to space ? 

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I like dring tea ya.

In Poland drinking tea is a traditionan but it’s also considered a very healthy drink. I drink tea since I can remember. I like it very much. I can’t imagine my day without even one cup of hot tea. Lately I drink it without sugar because I drink more coffe and it must be sweet,so I’ve reduced the amount of sugar not adding it to my tea :p I have only one reason-taste :)

The first contact I had with tea was around the age of six, when brown wooden boxes would appear in our home with the mysterious word ‘FBOP’ printed on the sides. I was just old enough to have learned the alphabet but could not make any sense of this. In the end, my father explained that the letters were short for ‘flowery broken orange pekoe’, a type of tea. It sounded wonderfully exotic and was the start of my lifelong love of tea.

Tea, to misquote Oprah Winfrey, is my drug of choice. I have been drinking black tea since I was 10 years old. I avoid the green version and any of those horrible health teas flavored with bits of flowers and dead insects. I did once have a brief flirtation with fennel tea, though, but that was more out of desperation.

To me, tea is both, fuel and comfort-giver. And as many studies suggest drinking black tea may speed up your recovery from the daily stresses in life. A traditional good-quality black tea will, even today, have been picked by hand. It is extremely time-consuming as it takes a tea picker thousands of the short, sharp picking movements to collect about 2 pounds of tea leaves. The downside of this process, a tea picker in Sri Lanka earns around 3 Dollars a day.

I used to be a tea fan. But I don’t drink as much as I did anymore. Basically it’s because some of tea like green tea make me feel more thristy. It may have something to do with quality. I don’t know. But like I say ,I don’t drink it as  mcuh as before. Now I only drink home-made juice.

Drinking tea is not a tradition but the people make a tradition for many reasons in life such as tensions…... so it become a mandatory

I  like  to  drink  tea. Because, it’s  good  for  health. And  also, it’s  Myanmartraditional. It’s  plentyful  of  Myanmar.

In Egypt tea is not only a common drink..we call it “people’s drink” it’s cheap, easy to make and tasty so people like to have some when they wake up or when they’re extremly stressed …I’m not that tea person..I may drink some coffee not because I like it..it makes me concentrate..but my mother is..she can’t pass a day without drinking one or two cups of tea..it just cheers her up!!!

tea is wonder ful for me.Every morning iI press the ketel bottom  with sleepy eyes

tea is wonder ful for me.Every morning iI press the ketel bottom  with sleepy eyes

tea is wonder ful for me.Every morning iI press the ketel bottom  with sleepy eyes

i like drinking tea alot, every time when i m studying or doing any thing i need it, lol 

i like drinking tea especially at the midnight and listening to fayrouz ..the best feeling eveeeer.

 drinking tea is  a tradition in my  family and i prefer tea because

 it Relieves fatigue and It many benefits For my  health.