Afternoon tea in Istanbul

Turkey – Strong and Social
Turkish tea, or "çay," is strong, black, and served in small tulip-shaped glasses. People drink it all day, usually without milk. In Turkey, tea is a sign of hospitality—you’ll be offered tea in homes, shops, and even at the barber! Fun fact: Turkey drinks more tea per person than any other country!


Istanbul's tea

Vocabulary
hospitality - the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors, or strangers.
гостеприимство
barber - a person who cuts men's hair and shaves or trims beards as an occupation.
парикмахер
to try out - test something new or different to see whether it is suitable or pleasing.
попробовать
savory - (of food) belonging to the category that is salty or spicy rather than sweet.
пикантный
vibe (informal) - a person's emotional state or the atmosphere of a place
атмосфера
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In Turkey, tea is a symbol of ______, and guests are always offered a cup when visiting someone’s home.
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A trip to Turkey isn’t complete without a visit to a traditional ______, where you might be offered a strong cup of tea while getting a haircut.
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 In the UK, afternoon tea includes both sweet treats and ______ snacks, like small sandwiches.
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Many tourists love ______ afternoon tea at a fancy hotel in London to experience British tradition.
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Australian tea culture has a relaxed ______, with people enjoying their tea outdoors in warm weather.
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