How to drink tea the Russian way? | Russian traditions and culture

[@SogoNotDrunk]

Watching this with cup of tea :)

[@IskalkaQuest2010]

Me too! But drinking it the old fashioned way in a tea glass and podstakannik.

[@lethall6609]

In arabic we also say shay or chai. Litrally the same pronunciation that's kinda interesting 😂

[@VitalySokoloff]

Чай с бергамотом (Earl Gray) - самый мой любимый чай.

[@katevary9492]

Hello🤗 Всем привет) Да мы обожаем чай. Пьём всегда и везде) 🤗 Мы постоянно его пьём обязательно со всякими сладостями. Это может быть все что угодно, например Печенье, торты, пряники, конфеты вафли, шоколад, бутерброды, сушки, зефир, пастила, мармелад, пироги, пирожки, БЛИНЫ, халва и много-много других сладостей, которые вам нравятся ))) Да, автор ролика сказала, что чай это как традиция общения. На работе если появляется свободная минута, срочно включаем чайник и дружно все пьём чай, рассказывая что-нибудь, обсуждая работу, но зачастую делимся какими-то событиями в своей жизни, себе и семье))) Вот такие мы открытые люди))) Нужно обязательно заваривать в чайнике так будет вкуснее =)) Но если нет чайника, то чай в пакетиках сойдёт))

[@MiguelSanchez-hb9yd]

I’m Spanish and my favorite tea is Принцесса Нури цейлонский чай в пакетиков с молоком или с Лемоика ( forgive my poor Russian). I love Russian culture and I feel deep in my soul that Russian culture is the embodiment of European and western culture. I greet all my russian and ucranian (basically the same lmao) brothers as fellow brethren.

[@cluckygirl792]

Спасибо for an очень interesting talk on the subject of tea drinking in Russia. I am English and live in England and our time for tea drinking is around 4pm. We typically would invite a Russian friend to try our “English Breakfast Tea”. The name for our very common black tea that is drunk everywhere (eg Tetleys, Yorkshire tea/PG Tips are amongst a few) is always served with milk. The British are very slowly getting better at offering fruit teas or herb teas. I notice you pronounce herb as “erb” so I guess you have spent much time with Americans learning English? We call it “herbal tea” and the English always pronounce the “h” in the word “herbal”. In America they drop the h 😳.

[@RushintoRussian]

nice! Thank you for your comment, it was very interesting to learn that!

[@Олеся-и2е]

Most irregular kinds of tea (like red/blue, flower or Asian tea) you can to find in restaurants and cities shops. Really, the most part of people believes that herbal tea with special berries, ginger, lemon and honey can to solution a little pain or give some relax. A traditional tea exists in certain republics for example: Buryatia. At there people sometimes makes salt green tea with milk and butter

[@RushintoRussian]

Thanks for your comment

[@ltrboks]

чайник = kettle, not teapot заварочный чайник = teapot Another important aspect is that traditionally lots of Russian people like to drink their tea with a slice of lemon. Russian airlines offer you tea service aboard and they always ask if you want a lemon to your tea

[@ИдругиеприключенияСонни]

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[@patricklynch9574]

Poppy spiral cake. I like black tea the best.

[@foxsorey7803]

Like cold mint with lime or lemon

[@Вован-р7н]

I never drink vodka! I drink tea every day.

[@enrichenglishtv151]

Nice ❤️

[@RushintoRussian]

Thanks for liking

[@ivanlyutiy7437]

And i'm drinkin tea while watching this video 😐

[@TheEstelf]

0:10 yeah, they drink 2L of tea per day but only 1L of vodka