Lychee is the westernised word/spelling for the fruit. Indian and Chinese languages (where the fruit came from) - Lichi and Li zhi (not sure of the tones) respectively. So no, there is nothing wrong with writing it that way.
Lychee is the westernised word/spelling for the fruit. Indian and Chinese languages (where the fruit came from) - Lichi and Li zhi (not sure of the tones) respectively. So no, there is nothing wrong with writing it that way.
very yummy and delicious
Just what i was looking for
Nice
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if we store this final product juice in fridge, how long can it stay fresh ?
Joss
What tipe of soda?
Nyc
Second and third drink are same. Only difference is ice was crushed in second one. Am I right?
no..in third drink they added sugar syrup and excluded litchi juice
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I have a doubt, you placed a slice of lemon what it's use, is it only for good looking ? 🤔🤔
Its garnish. To compliment the overall presentation of the drink.
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Pretty sure it’s called lychee
China Boy I was disappointed when I saw litchi
Lychee is the westernised word/spelling for the fruit. Indian and Chinese languages (where the fruit came from) - Lichi and Li zhi (not sure of the tones) respectively. So no, there is nothing wrong with writing it that way.
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Lychee accance making
Its Lychee not Litchi🙃
Lychee is the westernised word/spelling for the fruit. Indian and Chinese languages (where the fruit came from) - Lichi and Li zhi (not sure of the tones) respectively. So no, there is nothing wrong with writing it that way.