Naan bread? Learn the Hindi language, people!

Thats saying 'bread bread' you daft cunt.

Same for chai latte.

Pls stop.

Does chai actually translate to latte?

Mate, you should rise above it.

I like naan bread

These are the same people that post their PIN numbers online.

just going to the ATM machine to get cash for naan bread

Ignore it at the very yeast.

there is just no knead

One fucking pound please...

I find this a fairly innocuous tautology in the grand keema things.

What's the chai latte thing?

It's the Indo-Italian hybrid beverage we've come to love.

A bit like a chicken tikka pizza

Pizza bread
Yum

With pineapple.

Pizza naan bread
Yum

Naan does not translate in bread.... Naan is simply a type of bread of which there are many. For example roti. (Which is a flat bread)
There isn't an equivalent of bread in Hindi as far as I am aware.
Interesting a lot english words are commonly used across India...bread being one of them.
I have also heard of western style sliced bread being called double roti because of its thickness. This is very rare terminology now.

Chai is just tea... in India nearly all tea is spiced. So the chai latte is just a Starbucks creation being inspired by Indian tea I suppose.

Sorry. Naan bread pizza pizza with anaanaas pineapples obviously.

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Yeah so what's the correlation with the naan thing exactly? This is more a question for @amey

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We call it naan bread rather then just naan... so you don't confuse it for your grandmother.

OK, right. No. I get the naan thing.

I'm genuinely asking why amey considers the tautology inherent in 'naan bread' to be the 'same' as the (mis?)use of the term 'chai latte'.

Chai latte is just a made up thing by Starbucks marketing department.
Bit like chicken tikka masala was made up... But we love it now.
Can't really see the similarity tbh tho.

chai translates to tea (which in india is by default made with milk) and latte translates to milk

Dont even get me started on Bombay/Mumbai.