Переведите на ! ! «чаепитие» в есть традиция пить чай шесть раз в день1-я чашка чая просыпаются в 6-7 утра, и пьют чай в постели до умывания и одевания. традиция возникла вследствие сырого климата и утренних туманов. чашечка чая им проснуться. 2-я чашка чая после того, как они просыпаются, они идут в гостиную завтракать. на завтрак пьют чай с молоком и едят, чаще всего, овсяную кашу, рыбу или яичницу с беконом.3-я чашка чая второй завтрак у (lunch time) наступает с 12.00 до 14.00 часов. в это время они также употребляют чай.4-я чашка чая "five-o-clock" – это полдник в 17.00, сопровождается чаем и небольшими закусками.5-я чашка чая обед у наступает поздно в 19.00 – 20.00, сопровождается чаем ("high tea") и обильным употреблением еды в гостиной за огромным круглым столом у камина, где ведутся беседы.6-я чашка чая после позднего ужина, незадолго до сна могут выпить еще одну чашечку чая.в россии есть традиция чаепития, но со временем она значительно изменилась. раньше чай был дорогой, и его могли себе позволить не все. поэтому на руси появилась чайная церемония, которая состояла в умении заварить и разлить чай так, чтобы каждый из гостей получил свою порцию чая одинаковой крепости. чай заваривали в самоваре, а потом пили из чашек и глубоких блюдечек вприкуску с вареньем и сахаром. в наше время это уже не церемония, а обычное вечернее чаепитие или семейные субботние посиделки с тортами, пирогами, вареньем и конфетами.

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