diao heer?

diao her. not heer. heer is read as here! for cneil u have to spell it as u wld english words. haha.

okay... someone once told me that "Teh" meant fishing

the brewing process reminded people of fishing, plus it sounded like the word Teh

I'm writing a blog post about it.

chinese tea is known as "diao her" at kopitiams

cneil - yep victan is right. that's cos of the act of dipping the teabag into the cup over n over again.

thanks! big help!

well the intonation is different but it's closer to the actual sound than heer?

awsome!

Yuhui.. it's just like how they call Milo "tak giu". logically speaking it has nothing to do with soccer, but it's derived from the fact tt

the old Milo tins had pictures of a boy kicking a soccer ball.

"diao her" is used to describe making tea cos of the lipton teabags. u hold the label n dip the thing in over n over agn. it's like fishing

right. heh. i guess it's a derivation thing. yeah.

thank you for your help! Here is the link to the blog post! I really appreciate your help! www.cullenhartley.com/20...

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