Do you drink coffee or tea?

Both! I normally drink black coffee first thing in the morning and then I'd just drink after my
meals. If I go to someone's house it's pretty likely that I'll have tea and if I'm out and about in
town and I usually go for a cappuccino or flat white.

First thing in the morning: Refers to the early part of the day, often right after waking
up.
Out and about: Being active and moving around, typically outside of one's home.
Go for: To choose or decide on something, often an activity or an option.

When did you last drink coffee or tea?

This morning actually. I went to this little local market near my house which sells a lot of fair
trade, organic and locally sourced products. It's pretty awesome, most things are handmade.
Anyway, I just bought a cappuccino there.

Fair trade, organic, and locally sourced products: Items that are produced and traded
with an emphasis on fair wages, sustainable agriculture, and support for local economies
while adhering to organic farming practices.
Handmade: Goods that are crafted by hand rather than through automated or industrial
processes, often highlighting the skill and artistry of the maker.

Is coffee or tea more popular in your country?

I'd say it's a tight one actually! I reckon coffee has grown much more in popularity, but tea is still
the winner. I think simply because it's so ingrained in our culture and traditions. Like when you
go to someone's house in Uzbekistan, I'd almost bet my house on them asking if you'd like to
come in for a cup of tea.

A tight one: A situation or competition that is closely contested or difficult to predict.

I reckon: I believe or think.
Grown much more in popularity: Has become significantly more popular over time.
Ingrained in our culture: Deeply rooted and established as a common and integral part
of our culture.
Bet my house on: Expresses a high level of confidence or certainty in something.
Come in: A phrase indicating someone's invitation or permission to enter a place or
situation.
Which would you offer to visitors who came to your home?
I personally would probably ask them which they fancy as I keep both in my cupboards. And
maybe it'd depend as well on what I'm having. If I'm in the mood for tea, I'd probably offer that
first because it's less hassle than putting on both.

Fancy: To have a desire or inclination for something, often used to express interest in or a
preference for something.
In the mood for: Feeling the desire or inclination to do or have something at a particular
moment.
Hassle: A situation or task that is troublesome, inconvenient, or annoying.
Fancy: To have a desire or inclination for something, often used to express interest in or a
preference for something.
In the mood for: Feeling the desire or inclination to do or have something at a particular
moment.
Hassle: A situation or task that is troublesome, inconvenient, or annoying.