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| − | "Chai (pronounced / t ? ? ?/} is actually a generic word for tea in many South Asian countries, and also in Swahili, an Eastern African language, where it was brought by Indian merchants." | + | ''"Chai (pronounced / t ? ? ?/} is actually a generic word for tea in many South Asian countries, and also in Swahili, an Eastern African language, where it was brought by Indian merchants."'' |
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Version du 23 juin 2005 à 18:20
Il me semble, mais je peux me tromper, que "Chai" veut tout simplement dire thé. En népalais en tout cas, thé est phonétiqment très semblable.
Il semble que tu ais raison!
"Chai (pronounced / t ? ? ?/} is actually a generic word for tea in many South Asian countries, and also in Swahili, an Eastern African language, where it was brought by Indian merchants."
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chai
