German term
Teegenuss
Title of an article on Rooibos tea.
TIA for your ideas!
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Proposed translations
pleasures of tea
Discover the pleasures of mild tea from South Africa
Enjoy mild South African tea pleasure
Earl Grey even uses "tea pleasure"
Here some examples:
Earl Grey Tea - All the Pleasure in a Cup
Apr 6, 2007 ... Earl Grey Tea - All the Pleasure in a Cup. ... Earl Grey Tea - All the Pleasure in a Cup. 6 Apr. 2007. EzineArticles.com. ...
ezinearticles.com/?Earl-Grey-Tea---All-the-Pleasure-in-a-Cup&id=517209 - 46k -
Afternoon tea--a relaxing daytime pleasure.
The California sun waifs through the lush greenery outside the windows of the elegant Peninsula Beverly Hills Living Room. The elegant space is filled...
goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-4543962/Afternoon-tea-a-relaxing-daytime.html - 25k -
simple tea: effortless pleasure
simple tea: effortless pleasure, simple tea, about · teas · tea store · gifting ... about us | simple teas | tea store | corporate gifts | private label ...
www.simpletea.com/ -
"Why We Love Tea" - alltea.com
Types of Japanese Tea - South Africa's Rooibos - Why We Love Tea ... anyone would think that they were the first to discover the pleasures of tea. Not so! ...
www.alltea.com/leaves/brewing/199907love.html
joys of tea
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Ventnai
: Not sure about "mild" joys, though, but this sounds the most natural construction
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thanks ian
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Sabine Braun
: How about the " the joys of mild South African tea"?
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enjoyably/pleasantly/delightfully mild tea
Drinking tea
I am not sure I would say "Teegenuss" is the equivalent of "enjoyment of drinking tea" as the term "Alkoholgenuss" is not the synonym of the "enjoyment of drinking alcohol" either (similar to "Fleischgenuss" simply meaning the eating of meat.
In my experience a lot of German words are not translated into English and it is the same here.
I would translate as follows (and thus omitting the "enjoyment" side of things here):
Discover the mildly flavoured teas from Southafrica.
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Donal Murphy-Bokern
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Stephen Sadie
: sorry, if this is praising the tea i would understand the enjoyment to be relevant
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Claire Cox
: I agree with Stephen; I think the enjoyment/pleasure side of it is important - especially if this is intended for a UK market, where I think we're still a nation of passionate tea drinkers!
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tea delight
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Note added at 53 mins (2008-11-02 07:22:23 GMT)
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http://www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk/evelyn/The-delights-of-aft...
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Note added at 11 hrs (2008-11-02 18:21:22 GMT)
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also see: http://www.greentearoom.org/articles/types-of-tea/article-00...
"Rooibos Red Tea Delight" (interestingly enough also of South African origin)
enjoyment of drinking tea
My favorite would be "enjoyment"
discover the great enjoyment/delight/experience/pleasure of drinking South African tea
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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-11-02 10:10:56 GMT)
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with "mild":
...mild South African tea
...mild tea of South Africa
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Note added at 3 hrs (2008-11-02 10:11:29 GMT)
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...mild teas of South Africa
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Note added at 12 hrs (2008-11-02 19:15:53 GMT)
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here a few more suggestions:
learn to enjoy the mild teas of South Africa
discover/enjoy the great taste of mild South African tea(s)
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