Is there a correct way to spell this word? How do YOU spell this word?
Bing VS. Beeng
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I've always liked the look of beeng more than bing. I think both are acceptable, but bing may be more official, at least according to Babelcarp;
Bing Cha = (饼茶 or 餅茶
[3,2] Tea, usually Pu'er, compressed into thick disks, literally Cake Tea. Because the compression is less than in Pu'er bricks (Zhuancha), the leaves are more likely to be whole. Also: (冰茶 [1,2] Iced Tea
When you look up beeng on Babelcarp, it redirects you to bing.
Bing Cha = (饼茶 or 餅茶
[3,2] Tea, usually Pu'er, compressed into thick disks, literally Cake Tea. Because the compression is less than in Pu'er bricks (Zhuancha), the leaves are more likely to be whole. Also: (冰茶 [1,2] Iced TeaWhen you look up beeng on Babelcarp, it redirects you to bing.
I presume it's Bing because in Pinyin it would be pronounced "beeng".
If it were spelled beeng, then it would be pronounced sort of like "behr ehrng"
Is that not correct?
If it were spelled beeng, then it would be pronounced sort of like "behr ehrng"
Is that not correct?
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It's bing, and I have proof. Here is an advertisement for a cake of Menghai's Peacock of Bada.
^ Nice proof ouch...
In pinyin its 'bing', beeng has been used on puerh wrappers since long ago so its kept its tradition of printing it as beeng although I've noticed that some previously incorrect pinyin on some puerh wrapper/nei piao has been refined.
In pinyin its 'bing', beeng has been used on puerh wrappers since long ago so its kept its tradition of printing it as beeng although I've noticed that some previously incorrect pinyin on some puerh wrapper/nei piao has been refined.
I vote "Bing".
Bing with Bing
by the way 'chi tse beeng cha'
actual pinyin 'qi zi bing cha'
actual pinyin 'qi zi bing cha'
It's bing, and I have proof. Here is an advertisement for a cake of Menghai's Peacock of Bada.
If I only knew you could get tea in that place, I would have convinced my wife to stop in with me.
If "beeng" is allowed, then so is "shablee" and "shardonay" 
If "beeng" is allowed, then so is "shablee" and "shardonay"
Ah, I see you've been to America.
It isn't nice to laugh at someone's name. I'm sure Shablee is a perfectly nice girl. She has a wonderful personality.
WARNING: Do not google image search that name! You *will* regret it.
WARNING: Do not google image search that name! You *will* regret it.
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It's bing, and I have proof. Here is an advertisement for a cake of Menghai's Peacock of Bada.
Very cool shaving and Sopranos................
Cold beer, shengpu, and "Silken Dolls"? The cheques write themselves!
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A full third of readers spell it B-A-C-O-N! I Knew It!!
