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Should we say that he has a cup of tea or he have a cup of tea?
He has a cup of tea.
How do you say 'not your cup of tea' in french?
ce n'est pas mon truc (familiar)
How do you say 'Would you like a croissant and a tea' in french?
In French, you would say, "Voudriez-vous un croissant et un thé ?" This is a polite way to offer someone a croissant and tea.
How much is 18fl ozs say in a common tea cup?
Assuming your tea cup holds six fluid ounces, then 18 fluid ounces would be equal to three tea cups.
How do you say tea cup in Italian?
In English, we say tea cup.Italians say: tazza di tè
Don't think you're my cup of tea?
'I don't think you're my cup of tea' is what someone would say to you when they don't really like you. This could be meant as a friend or something more.
How do you say tea in french?
'thé (masc.) some tea : du thé the tea : le thé
What would happen is you were dissolving sugar into a cup of tea and the tea became a saturated solution?
The cup of tea would become excessively sweet (sugary).
What would happen if warm tea was in a metal cup?
Type your answer here... the tea would make the would make the cup hot
What does that's not your cup of tea mean in figurative language?
When saying "that's just not my cup of tea," you are basically saying that What another person is doing or saying isn't something that you like or are familiar with. Your cup of tea means 'exactly what you like', your favourite thing. To say something isn't your cup of tea means that whatever it is, you don't like it or don't know or care to know much about it. "My cup of tea" means that something suits you. For example, if you say, "Sky diving just isn't my cup of tea," it means you don't like to sky dive. Your bailiwick: A person's specific area of interest, skill, or authority.
What is a good conclusion to finish off a report about a platypus?
platypuss like tea so in a british accent say to it would you like a cup of tea luv
What is difference between tea of a cup and a cup of a tea?
There is no such English phrase as "tea of a cup." You either have a cup of tea, or you have tea in a cup.
