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Track three, unit two, when in Rome, do as the Romans do

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[…] Number two, Taiwan. In recent years, bubble tea has become known all around the world, but it's originally from Taiwan. It was invented in the nineteen eighties and is made from a combination of tea, milk, fruit juice, and tapioca balls, also known as boba. You'll usually find it served in a transparent cup with a straw, which lets you suck up the drink's signature tapioca balls. Number three, Argentina. Yerba Mate is a high-caffeine herbal tea, originating from Argentina. It was originally cultivated by indigenous South American people, long before European colonization. The tea has a strong, earthy, and bitter taste. It's made by soaking dried leaves in hot water and is traditionally served out of a gourd, a kind of rounded container with a metal straw, known as a bombilla. […]