コウチャ
Meanings
Noun
1. black tea
No, black tea was fine.
Pitch accent
コ
ウチャ
Composed of
deep red; crimson
tea; tea plant (Camellia sinensis); tea preparation; making tea; brown; (arch.) mockery
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
kombucha; drink of northern Chinese origin made by fermentation of sweetened tea
tea flavoured with jam
Examples (39 in total)
Could you get me some tea?
Let's drink the cup of tea here.
No, black tea was fine.
This tea is hot.
Tea tastes really good.
But I am particular about black tea!
Would you like some more tea?
He ordered a cup of tea.
The black tea almost spilled.
I don't really like tea.
This is a very good tea.
At our place, when it comes to black tea, this is the one.
Would you like coffee or tea with your breakfast?
Please give me a cup of tea.
I don't usually put sugar in my tea.
They drink a good deal of tea in England.
I'm more of a tea person than a coffee person.
Whiskey goes very well with tea.
Will you have another cup of tea?
We import tea from India.
He dropped lemon juice into his tea.
My tea is a little too sweet.
Do you like green tea or black tea?
I had tea instead of coffee this morning.
Is the water hot enough to make tea?
Do you usually have tea for breakfast?
In the 1600s, tea was introduced into Europe from India.
Please add lemon flavor to the tea.
Can you describe to me the difference between black tea and green tea?
He added a little sugar and milk to his tea.
I downed the black tea in one gulp and jumped into bed.
Add a little more milk to my tea, please.
I usually put honey in my tea instead of sugar.
She stirred her tea with a little gold spoon.
Me, I prefer coffee to tea.
Well then, I will go prepare the cake, coffee, and tea.
What do you drink for breakfast? Tea or coffee?
So the next day, I invited her to our usual tea shop.
Tom often puts honey in his tea instead of sugar.