matcha in Russian
matcha in Russian is ма́ття — matcha means green tea leaves ground into a fine powder, whisked with hot water as part of the Japanese tea ceremony.
matcha in Russian
ма́ття
Pronounced: mattya
A type of powdered green tea, traditionally used in Japanese tea ceremonies.
What does "matcha" mean?
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noun Green tea leaves ground into a fine powder, whisked with hot water as part of the Japanese tea ceremony.
"She whisked the matcha into a smooth, frothy green drink."
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matcha in a sentence
- She whisked the matcha into a smooth, frothy green drink.
- The café now serves a matcha latte alongside its usual coffees.
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What is "matcha" in Russian?
"matcha" in Russian is ма́ття. matcha means: Green tea leaves ground into a fine powder, whisked with hot water as part of the Japanese tea ceremony.
How do you pronounce ма́ття?
"matcha" in Russian is ма́ття, pronounced "mattya".
How do you use "matcha" in a sentence?
Example: "She whisked the matcha into a smooth, frothy green drink." In Russian, "matcha" is ма́ття.
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