Josh's Mum Introduces the REAL English "Tea Time"!!

Careful!! I was, I try to be careful if you're going to have afternoon tea. You can order different teas; yes you can if you want but if you say "I would like a cup of tea" or they offer you tea then. always always always means "British breakfast." It's "normal tea" - yes, you can call it "normal tea" - some

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s they call it "bilder tea" and "earl grey" - yes, that's the second least strange name, but then you risk trying it and saying: "ooohhhhh " - yes, I agree, it's a bit strange. Something without herbs or milk. Wow, he has some class.

Green Tea? Oh yeah, are you sure? -Hipster (a social phenomenon) So if you don't want to take any risks, try regular or "Earl Grey" tea, but both are served with milk - of course - and this was the correct way to drink English tea. , "High tea" or "Cream tea." "Cream tea" is a little different, but there are many different types of tea. "Big T" - Yes, but "Mr. T." - Easily! - I heard it a lot. My mother watches all the videos. See you soon, Julie.