My Cup of Tea

Update: 2022-02-02

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Do you know that the English love tea? Though it is popularly known to have originated in China, the Englishman's love for it is legendary. Its popularity among the British shows in many idioms and phrases that they use. In today's episode, Krishna Patel and Nirjara of grade 7th discuss one such commonly used idiom associated with tea. Please tune in to Spotify and listen to it.

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My Cup of Tea

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My Cup of Tea