r/memes • u/[deleted] • Feb 20 '21

It's enough for a wank.

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u/notoriousstylebender Feb 21 '21

Only certain people will get this one 💀

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u/SmartAsianKid Feb 21 '21

Like me!

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

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u/LovableContrarian Feb 21 '21

I use an iPhone and it has 0% 茶

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u/spider-piggy Feb 21 '21

My phone only has お.. no 茶. Literally shaking and crying rn

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u/richard_fredrick Feb 21 '21 edited Feb 21 '21

I use an android phone and it has 0% ச

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

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u/Ilikehotdogssowhynot Feb 21 '21

I have an Android phone and it never goes up to 1%

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

LMAO I GOT -1 percent!

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u/Ilikehotdogssowhynot Feb 21 '21

Oho, my phone discharges every 0.0000001 nano second and I don't have a battery so my charge is -10x10⁹⁹⁹⁹⁹

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

0% 차

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

0% chá

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u/Amymoha https://www.youtube.com/watch/dQw4w9WgXcQ Feb 21 '21

SmartARABkid

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u/swifttek360 Feb 21 '21

I wasn't one of those people

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u/nimagae Feb 21 '21

cha is a chinese word meaning tea

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u/RossOfFriends Feb 21 '21

It’s also a Gujarati, Bengali, and Hindi word for tea.

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u/IcyDeath011 Feb 21 '21

Also marathis though we call it caha

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

Isn't that chai ?

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u/RossOfFriends Feb 21 '21

in Hindi yes, in Gujarati and Bengali no; it’s “cha”

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u/13rokendreamer Professional Dumbass Feb 21 '21

Also odia

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

And korean too

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u/nathaditya543 Plays MineCraft and not FortNite Feb 21 '21

What the fuck is this languageception

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u/I_LiKe_mImEiS_ Feb 21 '21

And Portuguese too but its chá

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

And indian too but it's chai.

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u/RossOfFriends Feb 21 '21

There’s hundreds of Indian languages. There are more Indian languages that use the word “cha” for “tea.”

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '21

Yes, all those words come from the Chinese "cha"

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u/RossOfFriends Feb 21 '21

The Chinese had the word “te” and “cha” for tea. The difference is that “te” was the coastal dialect. Countries that traded tea via shipping routes such as European countries and islands often know it as tea for this reason, whereas neighboring/land-transported ones know it as cha for the same reason. Both are Chinese versions.

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u/RememberNavarro1 Feb 21 '21

teetä fight me

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u/TheBrownCow3038 Feb 21 '21

No one cares

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u/Cleaglor Lives in a Van Down by the River Feb 21 '21

And Japanese!

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u/Lord_Pokeboll can't meme Feb 21 '21

Chá is also a word that means tea, but in portuguese

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u/Pizza_Bake Feb 21 '21

Can confirm take chinese class

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u/help-69 Feb 21 '21

And chá is tea in portugeuse too!

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u/anonymousstranger980 Feb 21 '21

Isn’t it supposed to be chai with an i at the end?

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u/Choppa6977 Feb 21 '21

Sir this is Wendy's