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118 sats \ 5 replies \ @0xbitcoiner 1 Apr freebie \ on: Singapore’s progressive stance with Bitcoin bitcoin_beginners
That was the ranking for February!
Well done. Good job!
me:
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How come you have two positions?
Thanks for being transparent haha
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It means I received less due to the bug. The first position (8) is for February and the second (5) is for May. In your case, you received more (I estimate you received about 20k more), your position (9) is for February, in March you should have been in 11th place.
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12th position actually haha.
Wow counting my blessings now haha.
I look forward to you sprinkling your encyclopaedic knowledge this month too
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During the Age of Exploration, Portuguese explorers arrived in Macau, where the Camellia sinensis plant was called "ch”a" in Cantonese. This is how the Portuguese adopted the name "chá" for the beverage.
On the other hand, the English, Spanish, and Dutch, for example, traded through the port of Xiamen (formerly known as Amoy), where the Camellia sinensis was called "t”e" in Min Nan. This is why they named the drink "tea", "té", and "thee" in their respective languages.
The point I wanted to make is that the sound of the Portuguese word "chá" is very similar to the Japanese word "お茶" (Ocha).
Did you know that?
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Not only do I not know that, I’m gonna steal it as a caption for my photo today. Haha 😜
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