Презентація на тему "Традиція чаювання у Британії"

Tea Drinking in Great Britain

Tea has been the British national drink since the seventeenth century

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English literature stands witness to the important role of tea in British life. Lewis Carol made the Mad Hatter’s tea party the central part of his famous novel

When Peter Pan asks the children what they want more, tea or adventures, they reply, ”First tea, please.”

A clipper needed no more than 4 months to cover the distance from China to England Tea Clipper “Prince Albert”

The clipper “Cutty Sark in Greenwich was turned into the museum of tea trade.

Tea gardens appeared in the 18th century. George Mortland “Tea Garden” engraved in 1970 Tea gardens also hold concerts, musical events and literary evenings

Afternoon tea became a way to increase the number of hours workers could work in factories.

Boston Tea-Party was the start of American fight for independence

When German propaganda was describing the horror of war, it referred to declining reserves of tea ”Tea coupons” were introduced (введены) in 1940 Sailors and workers had extra rations

English Tea-Proverbs and Idioms English tea-proverbs and idioms Reading the tea-leaves. Husband’s tea. Not for all the tea in Easy as tea-drinking. Storm in a tea cup

English Proverbs and Idioms The cup that cheers, but does not inebriate. A quiet cup of tea. One’s cup of tea Make the cup run over. Kiss the cup

Tea houses and tea rooms have reappeared in Britain

The magnificent London hotels now serve afternoon tea. Egerton House Hotel, Knightsbridge

TEA CONSUMPTION PER CAPITAThis is a list of countries ordered by annual per capita consumption of tea, as of 2009.1 United Arab Emirates 6.24kg 2 Ireland 3.22kg4 Turkey 2.74kg5 Britain 1.89kg6 Russia 1.21kg7 Japan 0.99kg8 Uzbekistan 0.86kg9 China 0.82kg

England is the tastemaker in tea fashion and the guardian of tea traditions. Classic English Tea Table. Modern English Tea Table

The variety of dishes eaten with tea is impressive : scones, cakes, biscuits, sandwiches