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> Its unique for whole Europe. Almost. Unsurprisingly, given their history, the only word for tea in Lithuanian is the same - arbata - borrowed from Polish. I
by pedrosorio 7y ago
> Its unique for whole Europe.
Almost. Unsurprisingly, given their history, the only word for tea in Lithuanian is the same - arbata - borrowed from Polish.
In Belarus they also use it in parallel with the Russian word (no idea which one is more common in daily usage).
- tomaszs 7y agoPoland ans Lithuania was a union. Maybe it has something to do with it. We are like brothers and sisters