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Base noun form. Refers to tea as a beverage or plant. Commonly used in compounds like 『お茶』 (ocha, 'tea [polite]') or 『紅茶』 (koucha, 'black tea').
Theme

At a cozy café in Kyoto, User and their friend Mika are relaxing after sightseeing and discussing their tea preferences.

ちゃ

tea

Everyday Life & SurvivalFood & Dining

Memory Hook

Think of 'cha' as in 'chai tea' — it's the same sound! 『茶』 (cha, 'tea') is the Japanese word for tea, just like in English slang 'cha' for tea.

Cultural Note

Tea, especially green tea (『緑茶』 ryokucha), is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture. It's served in homes, restaurants, and during traditional tea ceremonies (『茶道』 sadou).

Forms

Base: 茶Base noun form. Refers to tea as a beverage or plant. Commonly used in compounds like 『お茶』 (ocha, 'tea [polite]') or 『紅茶』 (koucha, 'black tea').