Tea (차, 茶) is somewhat popular in Korea. The word for tea, cha, is pronounced the same in Chinese and Japanese as well. There is also a bound form that is pronounced "da" and means "tea." It can be seen in words like 다방 (tea shop), 다례 (tea ceremony), 다실 (tea shop). Cha is also a homonym for "car", however, and care should be taken not to confuse 자 (well, then, okay now; also sleep and ruler for measuring) which may sound similar.

[edit] Types of teas

• Dunggullecha (둥굴레차)
• Hyeonminokcha (현미녹차)
• Insamcha (인삼차)
• Nokcha (녹차)
• Yujacha (유자차)
• Yulmucha (율무차)
• [[ ]] (우롱차)
• [[ ]] (구기자차)
• [[ ]] (대추차)
• [[ ]] (국화차)
• [[ ]] (보리차)
• [[ ]] (홍차)
• [[ ]] (옥수수수염차)
• [[ ]] (감잎차)
• [[ ]] (오미자차)
• [[ ]] (매실차)
• [[ ]] (작설차)
• [[ ]] (보이차)
• [[ ]] (용정차)
• [[ ]] (생강차)
• [[ ]] (모과차)